Lisa Hopkins News

Tuacahn’s fall concert season will begin as its Broadway season concludes, bringing a diverse lineup of music and live entertainment to the Tuacahn Outdoor Amphitheatre in Ivins.

Among the most popular destination for locals and tourists this time of year is the Tuacahn spring concert series, featuring a wide range of musical and comedic performers — a little something for everyone.

Tamar Greene, George Washington in HAMILTON, discusses mindfulness, well-being, and the arts on STOPTIME: Live in the Moment podcast, exploring his cultural background and social advocacy efforts.

Join STOPTIME: Live in the Moment as they host Broadway luminary Bob Martin for an intimate conversation. Learn more!

Featuring a combination of original musicians and tribute artists, the 2024 Tuacahn Spring Concert Series will soon be in full swing. See who is performing and learn how to purchase tickets.

Full casting has been announced for the 10th Anniversary Concert of MADE IN DAGENHAM at the London Palladium on Saturday 16 March 2024.

In a recent episode of the widely acclaimed podcast STOPTIME: Live in the Moment, host Lisa Hopkins engaged in a captivating conversation with Susan Stroman, a five-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer, known for her groundbreaking contributions to Broadway.

This popular festival, which showcases new musical theatre works, is one of very few in the nation and the only one of its kind in the Southeastern region.  The festival will take place June 22-25, 2023 at The Winter Park Playhouse.

Over the course of the next two months, Tuacahn will share its sought-after stage space with more than a dozen different artistic groups, each with their own musical style and unique stories to share with the thousands filling the seats in this glorious Outdoor Amphitheatre.

Listen to actress Sarah Booth, who is currently starring as Yvette Nichol in the Prime Video Series Three Pines, on STOPTIME: Live in the Moment Podcast.

STOPTIME: Live in the Moment Podcast host Lisa Hopkins spoke to actress Anna Tierney just before the critically acclaimed 'Three Pines' series aired on Prime Video.

Paul Tazewell sits down to speak with host Lisa Hopkins on STOPTIME: Live in the Moment. In this rare and intimate conversation, the award winning designer digs deep into what it means to be Paul Tazewell, his journey as an artist, embracing all parts of who you are, and the importance of fearing less and 'trusting more in the energy of living'.

Broadway actress Arielle Jacobs joins STOPTIME:Live in the Moment host Lisa Hopkins to speak about her experience since Broadway went dark in March 2020. Married in Tulum just 4 days before the global pandemic shut down the world, Arielle shares how spending time away from the stage allowed her the space needed to focus on her vision of the future.

Dominique Kelley has been named one of the most promising up and coming choreographers of his generation. In this episode of STOPTIME:Live in the Moment, host and life coach Lisa Hopkins speaks with Dominique about his career thus far.

In this intimate conversation STOPTIME:Live in the Moment host Lisa Hopkins speaks with NY Times best selling author Jodi Picoult about her creative process, the importance of stewardship and her new passion for collaboration and writing for the musical stage.

STOPTIME:Live in the Moment host life coach Lisa Hopkins caught up with Lorin Latarro after a rehearsal for Waitress, which is getting ready to reopen after being dark for almost 18 months. It's one of the first shows to be back since Broadway shut down in March 2020 and starts in previews on September 2.

STOPTIME:Live in the Moment host Lisa Hopkins speaks with Broadway veterans Paula Leggett Chase and David Chase about love, life, music, dance and what living in the moment means to them.

STOPTIME: Live in the Moment podcast host Lisa Hopkins speaks to Rebecca Murillo, the multi-faceted artist who most recently collaborated with The Lightning Thief's Rob Rokicki on Breathe a show conceived and written during the pandemic by New York Times best-selling novelist Jodi Picoult and playwright Timothy Allen McDonald.

The Really Useful Group in London has authorized a special, limited engagement of The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber to be produced almost entirely with Utah talent for Utah audiences in celebration of the return of live performance to  Utah stages. The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber will feature iconic songs from Lloyd Webber's most popular shows  including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar,  Evita and others.  

Tickets for the upcoming engagement of The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber sold out quickly. Today producers announced that more tickets were being made available beginning today at 12pm Friday, April 30th at www.arttix.org.