By Joel Applegate An Other Theater Company has brought a special performance from this year’s Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Do You Want to See Me Naked?, produced by Salt Lake’s Sackerson Theater. It’s brave, vulnerable, startling, wounded, and ultimately, free of shame. I can’t write about this show without […]
GSC’S Coriolanus Shows that “It (can) be Virtuous to be Obstinate”
By Jennifer Mustoe I make it a habit to see Grassroots Shakespeare Company’s Halloween show at Provo’s Castle Amphitheater, so looked forward to see this year’s offering, Coriolanus. Telling you now, even though I have a degree in Humanities, English emphasis, I don’t always know what’s going on with Shakespeare. […]
Utah Valley University’s Jumpers brings Thoughtful Dialogue to the Noorda Theater in Orem
By Sarah Re Raw, captivating, provocative. Jumpers fearlessly faces the taboo subject with unapologetic honesty, presenting true stories and stark facts. Director, Dr. Chris Clark, aptly calls it a “visual podcast” where the haunting storytelling is presented by a mix of narrations, live music, and stunning physical theater and dance […]