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AMERICAN FORK — The Fantasticks is a renowned musical that opened off-Broadway in 1960 and ran for 42 consecutive years. Written by Tom Jones, (The Voice UK), and Harvey Schmidt, it has some memorable songs and moments that have endured for over half a century. It is also a perennial production on the community theater […]

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SALT LAKE CITY — In a city where there is a plethora of theatrical offerings on just about any day, seeking out small grassroots theatre productions like RED, by Lil’ Poppet Productions in collaboration with Sackerson, Co., and directed by talented local playwright and director Morag Shepherd, is worthwhile. Written in 2010 by John Logan, […]

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PLEASANT GROVE — In my opinion, The Wizard of Oz is the greatest film of all time, bar none. So it’s no surprise that it’s often performed onstage. The Ruth is currently staging a dance-filled musical version, (adapted by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1987), that will satisfy audiences looking for a live version of […]

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OREM — Based on the beloved 2003 comedy, School of Rock is an upbeat musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Glenn Slater, and book by Julian Fellowes. It follows Dewey Finn, a lovably deluded rock guitarist who gets unceremoniously booted from his own band and faces eviction if he can’t come up […]

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SALT LAKE CITY — When a production like The Phantom of the Opera arrives at Eccles Theater, it’s easy to focus on what happens under the proscenium—the breath taking spectacle, the other worldly music, and dynamic performances that captivate audiences night after night. But the true impact of touring Broadway extends far beyond the stage […]

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