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In one of many intensely emotional passages in Plan-B Theatre’s unprecedented streamed production of Jenifer Nii’s The Audacity, actor April Fossen rises to an unforgettable moment in Utah theater history. Among the six characters she portrays in...
“Legend, lore, mystery, romance and even murder.” That is the opening sentence in Linda Wommack’s recently published book Growing Up with the Wild Bunch: The Story of Pioneer Legend Josie Bassett. “This rugged, tough-as-nails, small-statured lady moved...
Any “confident-sized” playwright would have envied the spectacular opening of Plan-B Theatre’s premiere of Jenny Kokai’s Singing to the Brine Shrimp, directed by Jason Bowcutt. The rhythm was sharp, precise and natural in a brilliantly written comedy...
In the upcoming comedy Plan-B
Theatre premiere of Singing to the
Brine Shrimp, Lorina, a rather unhelpful dramaturg, asks Allison, a
playwright from Utah who is in New York City for a Meet the Playwrights event, “So
what size playwright do...
Since The Utah Review started publishing in 2014, the emphasis
on the Utah Enlightenment has dominated the coverage of what is new and
original in the arts and culture landscape locally. Utah’s natural beauty
always has appealed strongly as a...
Welcome to another edition of a dark, twisted Christmas tradition with Circle, the 14th episode of its Radio Hour series as part of Plan-B Theatre’s partnership with RadioWest, hosted by Doug Fabrizio on KUER-FM (90.1). Circle will premiere Friday, Dec. 13,...
NOTE: On Friday, Dec. 13, at 11
a.m., The Utah Review will live blog the only live performance of Radio Hour
Episode 14: Circle, produced by Plan-B Theatre and KUER-FM’s RadioWest program.
Tune into KUER-FM 90.1 and follow The Utah Review...
In the stupendous world premiere Plan-B Theatre production of Camille Washington’s Oda Might, there are so many brilliantly executed moments of foreshadowing. Early in the play, the Patient (Dee-Dee Darby-Duffin) says she could sleep through group sessions...
In Oda Might, a new play by Camille Washington, the patient, a middle-aged black woman in a psychiatric hospital, relates details of her life to her doctor, also a black woman but younger and lighter skin. The...
PLAN-B THEATRE FREE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TOUR (FEST):
FLORA MEETS A BEE
The sense of feeling borrowed can
become alienation. In Morag Shepherd’s Flora
Meets A Bee, the latest play in Plan-B
Theatre’s successful Free Elementary School Tour (FEST)...
