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| | Heartbreakers in Hell
Music by Joey Contreras
Book & Lyrics by Benjamin Halstead
POSTPONED
Utah Premiere
There are exactly nine ways to break a heart, and there’s a special place in Hell for each type of heartbreaker. This modern day adaptation of Dante's Inferno explores what happens to the souls who commit each sin of Love, intertwining Aligheieri’s medieval mythic Hellscape with the realities of modern-day dating. We follow Dante as he journeys deeper and deeper into the fiery depths, encountering the sinners, monsters, and punishments within each circle of Hell, complete with its own visual, emotional and musically sonic experience. “The path to Paradise begins in Hell'' in this new musical that’s like Company meets a Lady Gaga concert.
Content advisement: adult language, sexual situations, moderate suggestive dialogue. | | Sold out |
| | The Two Character Play
by Tenessee Williams
January 13-30, 2022
Friday-Saturday @ 8:00 PM
Sunday @ 4:00 PM
ASL Performance January 22
Finding themselves deserted by their troupe and faced with an audience expecting a performance, actor/siblings Clare and Felice enact The Two-Character Play. As they dip in and out of performance, they find it difficult to differentiate themselves from their roles and reality from illusion.
Content advisement: adult language, gendered language, race/ethnicity language, moderate violence. | Buy Tickets | |
| | Man and Moon
by Siena Marilyn Ledger
March 24-April 10, 2022
Friday-Saturday @ 8:00 PM
Sunday @ 4:00 PM
ASL Performance April 2
Utah Premiere
Aaron, a transitioning man, meets Luna, a twelve-year-old girl with a deep passion for outer space, in the waiting room of a hospital's Oncology Unit. Together they learn how to wait, navigating each their own changing bodies and lives as they fit within the context of space and time. | Buy Tickets | |
| | its not a trip, its a journey
by Charly Evon Simpson
May 5-22, 2022
Friday-Saturday @ 8:00 PM
Sunday @ 4:00 PM
ASL Performance May 14
Utah Premiere
June needs to go on a journey so she convinces three friends to join her on a road trip west. A play about tumbleweed, friendship, being Black, and needing to soothe something you don’t always have the words for.
Content advisement: adult language, some sexual situations, threat of violence. | Buy Tickets | |