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The winners of the 14th annual Jimmy Awards announced last night, June 26, 2023, in front of a sold-out audience at the Minskoff Theatre on Broadway. Go inside the ceremony with photos from the show!

The St. Louis High School Musical Theatre Awards winners were announced Friday, May 26 at the Fabulous Fox Theatre.

Salt Lake Acting Company will produce the Utah premiere of “YOGA PLAY” by Dipika Guha, playing from April 12th to May 7th, 2023.

Don't miss the Utah premiere of PETE THE CAT, playing now through December 30th!

Salt Lake Acting Company (SLAC), Utah's leading destination for brave, contemporary theatre, proudly presents its 11th annual children's production, the Utah premiere of PETE THE CAT. Based on the popular book series by Kimberly and James Dean, the stage musical features music by Will Aronson and book/lyrics by Sarah Hammond.

Agatha Christie, the 'Queen of Crime,' was a British writer of murder mysteries, noted for creating plays, books and short stories. They not only contained intriguing plot twists, which centered on scandalous murders, elaborate twists and turns, but revealed basic 'truths' that are not what they seem.

At Salt Lake Acting Company, PINKALICIOUS is perfectly presented. And perfectly pink. Shall I say it? Yes, I'll say it: You'll be tickled pink.

When Great Lakes Theater Festival announced in June, 2009, that it's Associate Artistic Director, Andrew May, was no longer going to be part of the company, many CLE theatre-goers were shocked.

SLAC's HAND TO GOD Is Raucous, Irreligious, and It's a Must-See

In a world where being gay in high school can be downright scary, a group of diverse students form a Geography Club - really a secret club for kids looking for a safe place to be themselves.

The tale is one everyone is familiar with - Romeo and Juliet, two star-crossed lovers - fall in love despite the fact they are the children of two feuding families. Their tale ends in tragedy when a series of duels forces them apart … but ultimately reunites them in death.

The Institute of Visual Arts (Inova) will host an unusual exhibition of work from U.K.-based sculptor Samuel Williams from April 1-June 19. Samuel Williams: Instructions pits the limitations of time, materials and distance required to make an art exhibition against the ease and speed of current communications technology, simple and cheap materials, and volunteer spirit.