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Give OUT Day
We are the only theatre company in Utah creating a new LGBTQIA+-inclusive work each season.
Read MoreWhat it’s like to be a first-time playwright of color
LOCAL COLOR, audio streaming June 3-13, is comprised of four world-premiere short plays from the Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop.
Read MoreAnnouncing Our 2022 Season
Details coming June 2021
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Actor Flo Bravo on Playing Lucía in “ART & CLASS”
It’s hard to be an outsider. In a state like Utah, it feels like there’s no shortage of opportunity to stand out for all the wrong reasons. Having a name that’s hard to pronounce, speaking a different language, darker skin, not being part of the dominant religion, having opinions that oppose the mainstream; it adds up.
Read MorePlaywright Matthew Ivan Bennett on creating “ART & CLASS”
Over our 15-year relationship with playwright Matthew Ivan Bennett, we’ve had a lot of fun with radio drama, revisited Utah’s complicity in the Japanese internment through BLOCK 8, explored the art and life of Leonardo da Vinci in DI ESPERIENZA, opened our hearts to the impact of terminal cancer in MESA VERDE, explored the transition…
Read MorePWYP Classroom Videos (for K-6 educators)
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Read MorePlan-B Receives Downtown Achievement Award
Click here to read about other awards Plan-B Theatre has received.
Read MoreIndigenous Land Acknowledgment
Today we acknowledge that our office, rehearsal spaces, and performance spaces are located on the ancestral lands of the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation and the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation.
Read More30 Words Each from 30 Members of Our Plan-B Family In Celebration of Our 30th Anniversary
Although giving is more necessary than ever, we acknowledge it is also more complicated than ever. If you are able, please click here to make your donation. Well,…
Read MoreRADIO HOUR EPISODE 9: GRIMM from 2014 returns as EPISODE 14.5 for Halloween 2020!
“Little Snow-White,” “Rapunzel” and “The Juniper Tree” performed as radio drama, true to their original GRIMM-ness.
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