Utah Theatre Bloggers

OGDEN — The Ziegfeld Theater just opened Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Jake Larrabee with music direction and choreography by Jim Christian. I was lucky enough to attend on opening night. Editor’s Note: Production Photos have not yet been received by UTAJ. When they are, they will be added to this review. Photos can […]

LEHI — It boggles the mind that Clue, one of the most popular and beloved film comedies of all time, bombed at the box office in 1985. Maybe it was poor marketing or multiple endings. Maybe it was just ahead of its time. Who could’ve guessed that a film based on a board game of […]

SALT LAKE CITY – As part of Utah Opera’s current season, and performing at Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, is Zorro. Based on the 1919 novels written by John McCulley and with Music and Libretto by Héctor Armineta and Stage Direction by David Radamés Toro, Zorro tells the story of Diego de la Vega, a […]

PROVO — I’ve always been fascinated by courtroom dramas and, especially, what happens behind closed doors when a jury must decide someone’s fate. From high-profile trials that captivate the public to the private deliberations that follow, I’ve often wondered how personalities, personal biases, and differing interpretations of the evidence shape a verdict. What happens when […]

PERRY—During my favorite time of year, I love all kinds of dark and twisty tales. Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods is a mix of familiar fairy-tale characters with a very Grimm twist to each character’s story. Heritage Theatre’s production, under Director Katie Adams, offers an enjoyable evening of community theatre, with some […]