We miss you Eric.
We can’t believe it’s been a year since you left us.
read more#PlayAtHome with Dee-Dee & Tito…and now Tatiana, Olivia, Brandan, Iris & Darryl!
We are thrilled to announce our participation in the #PlayAtHome project, a series of short plays to be enjoyed at home, commissioned specifically for this moment of unprecedented isolation, to inspire joy and connection for all. The goals are simple: pay some artists, invite people to get offline and into their imaginations, and inspire joy and connection.
read morePlaywright Jenifer Nii and actor April Fossen on what they admire about each other
Jenifer: Writers pray for actors like April Fossen.
April: Jenifer Nii’s language is (no exaggeration) Shakespearean.
THE AUDACITY: an emergent call to arms
I have realized while working on this project that the same audacity the Bassett women displayed is what is required of women today.
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read moreScript-In-Hand Series reading of Brandan Ngo’s “Where Are You From?” coming February 9
In “Where Are You From?” an Asian-American teen tries to figure out what it means for him to be Asian and American.
read moreJoin us this Sunday as we celebrate the centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment!
When Utah women went to the polls in 1870, they became the first in the United States to cast ballots under a women’s suffrage law.
read moreIt’s no coincidence that RADIO HOUR EPISODE 14: CIRCLE airs on Friday the 13th
RADIO HOUR EPISODE 14: CIRCLE by Matthew Ivan Bennett receives its world premiere in a co-production with KUER’S RadioWest this Friday, December 13, 2019 featuring Olivia Custodio, Jay Perry and Teresa Sanderson, with original music by Dave Evanoff, eFoley by Jennifer...
read moreGiving Tuesday is … Tuesday!
We need your help to finish matching a $75,000 grant!
read moreODA MIGHT is our final Davey premiere
The world premiere of Camille Washington’s ODA MIGHT November 7-17 concludes our partnership with The David Ross Fetzer Foundation for Emerging Artists.
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read moreThe Rose Wagner is the place to be in SLC the last weekend of August: Rose Exposed: #Trending, the world premiere of THE POST OFFICE and the unveiling of the new street mural “Rose Crossing”
On Saturday, August 24, it is possible to attend the 4pm or 7pm performance of THE POST OFFICE, the unveiling of the “Rose Crossing” street mural at 6pm and Rose Exposed: #TRENDING at 8pm!
read moreTHE POST OFFICE is a companion piece to the United Nations Civil Society Conference
100% of proceeds benefit Adopt-A-Future, a program of the United Nations Association, providing direct support for refugee education at the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya.
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We invite you to join us for our 29th season of unique and socially conscious theatre created by Utah playwrights!
read moreDebora Threedy on her play BALTHAZAR, our final (free!) Script-In-Hand Series reading of the season on April 3
I am – or was, I’m retired now – a law professor and the genesis of this play came when I was doing research for an academic article about Portia. In the midst of this research, one day this thought popped into my head: When Portia goes to court [in Shakespeare’s THE MERCHANT OF VENICE], I don’t think it’s the first time she cross-dressed.
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