Sackerson, PYGmalion Productions riff on two of Shakespeare’s greatest plays
Two local theatrical companies recently staged productions of locally written adaptations of two of Shakespeare’s greatest plays. One is the witty The Weyward Sisters, inspired by Macbeth, as staged by PYGmalion Productions and the other is Ten Deaths of Hamlet, a one-actor adaptation featuring 16 characters, presented by Sackerson. PYGMALION PRODUCTIONS: THE WEYWARD SISTERS There’s plenty of intelligent witty material in L. L. West’s play the Weyward Sisters. First presented…
Magnificent ensemble acting cements Plan-B Theatre’s The Ice Front as standout production
One of the most impressive scenes in The Ice Front, the Eric Samuelsen play in a world premiere…
NOVA Chamber Music Series sets outstanding Utah Symphony soloists for works by CPE Bach, Messiaen
The premiere of one of the two works in the upcoming NOVA Chamber Music Series subscription concert, the…
Repertory Dance Theatre’s Top Bill promises a holiday homecoming celebration of dance
In spirit, creative passion and his life experiences, William ‘Bill’ Evans epitomizes that beloved family member who occasionally…
Sackerson’s new Ten Deaths of Hamlet challenges 1 actor to play 16 characters in Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy
In a 2003 lecture sponsored by the U.S. Library of Congress, Harold Bloom, the American literary critic, said…