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Blair Howell's career is in the professional publishing arena (for more years than he cares to remember), with a longstanding interest in theater. He found it to be great fun to live in New Canaan, Connecticut, with easy access to the Great White Way. But now, Blair lives in Salt Lake City (a long, not interesting story). The much-lamented move has allowed him to be more active in regional theater. He has covered theater and the arts for the Deseret News, Utah's oldest, continuously published metro daily newspaper, and has written for various theater-related national magazines and websites.

Blair Howell is no longer a contributor to BroadwayWorld.com as of 12/3.

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BWW Feature: AFTERGLOW Author/Original Director and State Senator at Utah Rep's Regional Premiere of Off-Broadway Sensation

November 19, 2018

The celebrated author, S.

BWW Feature: Superstar DJ Nina Flowers To Perform At SKYFALL's Fantasy Night

November 11, 2018

SKYFALL, Salt Lake City's premier circuit night of theater, presents DJ icon Nina Flowers at Fantasy Night on Nov.

BWW Interview: At Regional Premiere By Utah Rep, Playwright S. Asher Gelman Says The Runaway Hit AFTERGLOW Is 'About Love, Loyalty And Trust'

November 11, 2018

A Q&A with AFTERGLOW playwright S.

BWW Interview: A Utah Premiere, CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD Uses the Power of Music to Transmute Cruelty to Hope

October 21, 2018

Opening on the day the ashes of Matthew Shepard will be interred at the Washington National Cathedral, the Utah/Idaho Performing Arts will stage the Utah premiere of CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD.

BWW Review: GOOD STANDING Premiere at Plan-B Theatre

October 19, 2018

Augmenting an impressive resume, GOOD STANDING's solo actor Austin Archer establishes an immediate bond with audience members in his typical genial fashion.

BWW Review: GHOST a Pale Ghost to 'Ghost' at Empress Theatre

October 19, 2018

In the roles of Sam and Molly at Magna's Empress Theatre staging of GHOST, Brock Dalgleish and Camille Crawley give bravura performances, seemingly unaware of the bland script and songs.

BWW Interview: DEAR EVAN HANSEN Becomes a Book, and Before Their Promotional Stop in Salt Lake City, Its Creators Discuss the Adaptation Process

October 11, 2018

DEAR EVAN HANSEN: THE NOVEL launches a book tour, with an event in Salt Lake City.

BWW Feature: Regional Premiere Cast of AFTERGLOW -- a Steamy, Stripped Down Look at Gay Intimacy -- Announced by Utah Rep

October 9, 2018

The cast of the first post-New York City production of the runaway off-Broadway hit AFTERGLOW has been announced by Utah Repertory Theater Company.

BWW Review: ANYTHING GOES Is the Top at Hale Orem

October 7, 2018

Hale Center Theater Orem's ANYTHING GOES crew members, aboard the luxury cruise ship or unseen production stowaways, are first-class.

BWW Review: CenterPoint Warmly Honors the Magnificence of RAGTIME

October 7, 2018

With soaring vocals and impressive stagecraft, the CenterPoint production of RAGTIME impresses.

BWW Interviews: Following the Famed Composer's Visit, Utah Is Wild About Wildhorn

October 2, 2018

The enthusiasm of Utah theatergoers for the works of Frank Wildhorn was wildly evident during the famed composer's three-day visit to Salt Lake City.

BWW Interview: With ART & CLASS, Popular Utah Playwright Launches New Season of Pioneer Theatre's Play-Development Series

October 2, 2018

Playwright Matthew Ivan Bennett's ART & CLASS "aims to be a character study in standing up - one that shows the costs of standing up.

BWW Interview: The 'Naturally Endearing' Ashley Gardner Carlson to Perform in ANYTHING GOES at Hale Center Theater Orem

September 30, 2018

Ashley Gardner Carlson is about to play Reno Sweeney in ANYTHING GOES at Hale Center Theater in Orem, Utah.

BWW Review: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY UNIT AT MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY at Salt Lake Acting Company

September 23, 2018

With A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY UNIT AT MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY, opening SLAC's 48th season, director Sarah Shippobotham reveals her deft abilities to guide the staging to deeply moving effect.

BWW Review: With Pinpoint Scrutiny, a Wonderful-to-Watch, Game-Changing CHESS by University of Utah Theatre Department

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