By Jennifer Mustoe, Craig Mustoe, and Caden Mustoe I was raised on the Broadway music from Camelot–the Julie Andrews, Richard Burton, Robert Goulet one. So when I had the chance to see this show–finally!–onstage at the CenterPoint Legacy Theater, I grabbed my family and we saw it on Friday night. […]
By Jennifer Mustoe and Craig Mustoe The Unsinkable Molly Brown, produced by Acting Up, the SCERA‘s teenage (10-12 graders) acting troupe brings great talent and a charming story to the stage. Directed by Kathryn Laycock Little, this group of teens do a helluva great job. Wait! Did I just say […]
By Jennifer Mustoe For years, I’ve been reviewing theater and thought that was that. Some time ago, it occurred to me that maybe production companies that have other forms of performance arts may also want to part of the Front Row Reviewers Utah family and participate in our Celebrating the […]
By Jennifer Mustoe and Craig Mustoe Though I’m a little on overload with Beauty and the Beast, I know Salty Dinner Theater always has a fresh and funny take on a familiar show, and this Valentine season’s offering is no exception. Slight Spoiler Alert: playwright Beth Bruner sticks to the […]
By Jennifer Mustoe, Craig Mustoe, and Terry Allen It is something for me to drive 2 1/2 hours from my hometown of Spanish Fork to chilly Logan to see a show. But I felt it was high time I saw what the buzz was in Logan–and Music Theatre West‘s production […]
By Jennifer Mustoe and Craig Mustoe Lehi Arts Council is offering Clue–The Musical for Halloween this year, and this show is filled with a lot of laughs. If you like the game of “Clue”, you will especially like this production. Even if you don’t like the game, that’s okay–there’s plenty going on. […]
By Jennifer Mustoe and Craig Mustoe Centerville is privileged to host CenterPoint Legacy Theatre’s A Tale of Two Cities–The Musical, opening Friday to a rousing, enthusiastic crowd. We were able to watch this magnificent show following an interview with Director Scott Montgomery (video and transcript posting soon.) As Montgomery described […]
By Jennifer Mustoe and Craig Mustoe The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at the Pioneer Theater in Salt Lake City is a mouthful of a title. It seems fitting that so many words are used to title this one play, as Curious Incident has a big message […]
By Craig Mustoe Zany. Silly. Manic . Madcap. Multiple Personality Disorder. All words describing succinctly what William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play (Abridged) is like. We attended the premiere on Saturday at The Utah Shakespeare Festival and were stunned by its rapid-fire presentation of Shakespeare’s characters. Long Lost First […]
