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CEDAR CITY — The Forge Center for the Arts kickstarted their all-American summer with the opening night of High School Musical: The Musical!  The great Ellen Wheeler produced and directed the musical adapted for stage from the 2006 Disney Channel film High School Musical.  The play plunged into Millennial memory boxes and brought back classic […]

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LOGAN — Lyric Repertory Company in Logan is celebrating it’s 60th Anniversary this summer. This weekend the company opened it’s 2026 season with the crooning classic Forever Plaid, written by Stuart Ross. Forever Plaid at Lyric Repertory is directed by Richie Call. The show follows four singers who met their untimely demise as they were […]

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KAYSVILLE — Nine Tonys nominations. Three Tony awards. Not bad for a musical about pee. But that’s what happened when Urinetown by creators Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis hit Broadway in 2001. It remains a beloved musical and is, in my opinion, quite possibly the funniest theatrical production of all time. In the hands of […]

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KAYSVILLE — Urinetown has a title as absurd as its premise: a dystopian future where private toilets have been outlawed and citizens must pay a fee to use public amenities controlled by a corrupt corporation. Created by Mark Hollmann (music and lyrics) and Greg Kotis (lyrics and book), it sounds less like a Tony Award-winning […]

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WEST VALLEY CITY —Confession, I have never seen the movie Xanadu. So why am I here at West Valley Arts to see the stage production of Xanadu, directed by Brooklynn Kohler? Being a child of the 80’s, it is a bit shocking that I somehow missed this important part of pop culture, though the movie […]

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