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SANDY — The Hale Centre Theatre presents the regional premiere of an entertaining and comedic, delightful and dangerous Ken Ludwig’s Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure. The production, directed by Ryan Simmons, brings the characters of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories between dramatic highs and lows filled with beats of comedic hilarity. The […]

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OREM —  At least once a year, and more often when great opportunities arise, Utah Theatre Arts Journal (UTAJ) takes the opportunity to be hosted by Utah Theatre companies for a staff training event. These events allow us to bring some of our staff of more than thirty reviewers, editors, and schedulers together to talk […]

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ST. GEORGE — Coming back to the red rocks to serve as the executive director for the Center for the Arts at Kayenta was a full circle moment fo r Miranda Wright. Growing up in St. George and seeing first hand the inspiring wonder that living in southern Utah brings to an artist led her […]

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KAYSVILLE — The Cole Porter musical Anything Goes, which was first performed in 1934, has been performed, rewritten, revived, across the country for decades. A fun and light-hearted romp on a cruise ship, the production features an updated book by Timothy Crouse and John Weidman. Directed at Hopebox Theatre by Jan Williams and Wyatt Welch, […]

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ST. GEORGE — The stories found on TMZ and in grocery store tabloids have nothing on the sordid details emerging in The Stage Door’s latest production of The Cottage by Sandy Rustin, wherein broken vows and toxic relationships become the building blocks for a hilarious night of comedy, surprises, and startling introspection inside The Electric […]

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