The devilish and good in children: Sackerson’s Shockheaded Peter, Plan-B Theatre’s River. Swamp. Cave. Mountain. are solid entertainment
Two local masters of minimalistic theater are staging plays about children this fall — though stark contrasts in treatment. One is a macabre junk opera take on old German stories about children who misbehave or refuse to follow sound advice. The other is a new play about two siblings grieving over the loss of their … Read more
Utah Opera’s La boheme is a Charming Start to Anniversary Season
Utah Opera starts their 40th Anniversary Season with a traditional look back, not only at the opera that…
The glorious expressive power of dance: Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company’s Parallax, Repertory Dance Theatre’s Sanctuary
While the competing theoretical, philosophical and ontological discussions of dance’s unique status as a performing arts form are…
Plan-B Theatre’s newest play, River. Swamp. Cave. Mountain., slated for Utah schools fall tour
Why does it have to get dark? Why can’t the day always stay? Let’s say goodbye to the…
Sackerson to present regional premiere of deliciously devilish Shockheaded Peter
A young German physician in the 1840s, Heinrich Hoffman, disappointed that he could not find a suitable children’s…