🎭 Performing Arts
From the grandeur of Abravanel Hall to the intimate stages of local theatres, the Wasatch Front is home to a thriving performing arts scene. Below you'll find upcoming ballet and dance performances, Broadway tours, opera productions, and symphony concerts—along with venue information and direct ticket links to help you plan your next night out.
🩰 Ballet & Dance
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company — Act 1
Description: Utah's internationally renowned contemporary dance company opens its season with Act 1, featuring visceral new work from New York–based, award-winning choreographers Dual Rivet (Chelsea Ainsworth and Jessica Smith) and Kayla Farrish.
Dates: September 17–19, 2026
Venue / Address: Leona Wagner Black Box Theater, Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center • 138 W 300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Tickets at ririewoodbury.com →
Limón Dance Company (UtahPresents)
Description: One of the foundational companies of American modern dance returns to Kingsbury Hall, performing the expressive, human-centered repertory of founder José Limón. A landmark of 20th-century dance, the company is celebrated for its dramatic power and the sweeping, breath-driven movement that has influenced generations of choreographers.
Dates: September 24, 2026
Venue / Address: Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah • 1395 E President's Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: See tickets at utahpresents.org →(single tickets on sale now)
Odyssey Dance Theatre — Thriller
Description: If it isn’t already part of your Halloween tradition, it should be. Odyssey’s two-hour spooky spectacular blends high-energy dance with all the icons of All Hallows’ Eve – Frankenstein’s monster and his bride, skeletons, mummies, and the unforgettable “Thriller” finale.
Tickets: odysseydance.com/thriller
THRILLER Dates:
Sep 18-19 | Cache Valley Theatre for The Arts
Sep 21-22 | Kenley Amphitheatre Davis County
Sep 25-26 | Peery’s Egyptian Theatre Ogden
Sep 30-Oct 7 | Egyptian Theatre Park City
Oct 9-24 | The Grand Theatre SLC
Venue / Address: Egyptian Theatre • 328 Main St, Park City, UT 84060 (visit odysseydance.com/thriller for other venue locations)
Tickets: Buy tickets at odysseydance.com →
Repertory Dance Theatre — Legend & Lore
Description: The world's oldest repertory modern dance company opens its season with Legend & Lore, continuing RDT's mission to preserve and present the masterworks and living traditions of American modern dance.
Dates: October 1–3, 2026
Venue / Address: Jeanné Wagner Theatre, Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center • 138 W 300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Dracula (Ballet West)
Description: Ballet West opens its anniversary season with the return of Ben Stevenson's gothic full-length — more than 50 dancers, sweeping Transylvanian atmosphere, and explosive theatrical effects in one of classical ballet's most technically demanding productions.
Dates: October 23–31, 2026
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Rolling With the Stones (Ballet West)
Description: A cutting-edge contemporary ballet evening showcasing the company's range and the bold, modern side of Ballet West's repertoire.
Dates: November 6–14, 2026
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan (UtahPresents)
Description: Taiwan's internationally acclaimed contemporary dance company makes a rare Utah appearance. Renowned for its breathtaking fusion of Eastern movement traditions and modern choreography, Cloud Gate creates work of striking physical beauty and meditative power.
Dates: November 17, 2026
Venue / Address: Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah • 1395 E President's Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: See tickets at utahpresents.org →(single tickets on sale Aug 1)
The Nutcracker (Ballet West)
Description: America's First Nutcracker™ returns. Willam Christensen's beloved 1944 original — the first full-length Nutcracker ever staged in the United States — remains the Wasatch Front's quintessential holiday tradition for all ages.
Dates: December 4–12, 2026
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Kellie St. Pierre (UtahPresents — Stage Door Series)
Description: An intimate, up-close evening of dance in UtahPresents' Stage Door Series, which spotlights new and experimental work in a closer setting. A chance to experience movement artistry on a more personal scale.
Dates: January 20–22, 2027
Venue / Address: Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah • 1395 E President's Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: See tickets at utahpresents.org →(single tickets on sale Aug 1)
Don Quixote (Ballet West)
Description: Bright, joyous, and dazzlingly technical, this Spanish-flavored classic returns to the Capitol Theatre stage for the first time since 2011. A lively, delightful spectacle from start to finish.
Dates: February 12–20, 2027
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Compagnie Hervé Koubi — Sol Invictus (UtahPresents)
Description: French choreographer Hervé Koubi brings Sol Invictus, a high-energy work celebrating light and movement. Koubi's dancers — praised by critics for moving as though they could be mistaken for gods — glide, spin, and toss one another through breathtaking, gravity-defying sequences.
Dates: March 2, 2027
Venue / Address: Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah • 1395 E President's Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: See tickets at utahpresents.org →(single tickets on sale Aug 1)
The Glass Slipper (Ballet West — Family Classics Series)
Description: An expanded staging of Pamela Robinson Harris's Cinderella-inspired work, performed by Ballet West II and Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy students. A perfect, accessible introduction to ballet for audiences of all ages.
Dates: April 2–3, 2027
Venue / Address: Salt Lake City, UT — confirm venue (Rose Wagner / Capitol Theatre)
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Carmina Burana (Ballet West — Spring Repertory)
Description: A celebration of pure dance and music pairing George Balanchine's dazzling Symphony in C with Nicola Fonte's visceral Carmina Burana, where a full chorus suspended above the stage unleashes the power of Carl Orff's thunderous score.
Dates: April 9–17, 2027
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
Works From Within (Ballet West)
Description: Ballet West's celebrated choreographic program where the company's own dancers become creators, premiering new works and closing the anniversary season.
Dates: May 12–15, 2027
Venue / Address: Salt Lake City, UT — confirm venue (Rose Wagner / Capitol Theatre)
Tickets: Buy tickets at balletwest.org →
🎭 THEATRE
Our Town
(Hale Centre Theatre)
Description: Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning portrait of Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire, staged in the round. Guided by the Stage Manager, the play moves through ordinary mornings, a courtship and a wedding, and finally the hillside cemetery — arguing that the smallest daily things are the ones worth noticing while there’s still time.
Dates: July 6–October 24, 2026
Venue / Address: Hale Centre Theatre • 9900 S Monroe St., Sandy, UT 84070
Tickets: hct.org
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
(Hale Centre Theatre)
Description: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s exuberant retelling of the biblical Joseph — the dreamer, the jealous brothers, the coat of many colors, and a long road from a pit in Canaan to the right hand of Pharaoh. The score careens through calypso, country, and full Elvis, and the whole thing runs about as family-friendly as musical theatre gets.
Dates: August 3–October 24, 2026
Venue / Address: Hale Centre Theatre • 9900 S Monroe St., Sandy, UT 84070
Tickets: hct.org
Ken Ludwig’s Moriarty
(Hale Centre Theatre)
Description: A new Sherlock Holmes thriller from Ken Ludwig, the comic playwright behind Lend Me a Tenor and Baskerville. Holmes and Watson square off against the criminal mastermind who has haunted the detective’s career, in a fast-moving mystery of disguises, double-crosses, and a small cast playing a great many people.
Dates: August 17–November 14, 2026
Venue / Address: Hale Centre Theatre • 9900 S Monroe St., Sandy, UT 84070
Tickets: hct.org
Pride and Prejudice
(The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater)
Description: Jane Austen’s most beloved novel on stage, following Elizabeth Bennet through country dances, bad first impressions, and a proposal she has no intention of accepting. Wit, class, and the slow correction of two people’s opinions of each other, in a long run that spans most of the fall.
Dates: August 17–November 7, 2026
Venue / Address: The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater • 401 S Pleasant Grove Blvd., Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
Tickets: theruth.org
West Side Story
(Draper Historic Theatre)
Description: Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim’s landmark musical transplants Romeo and Juliet to the tenements of 1950s Manhattan, where the Jets and the Sharks fight over a few blocks of turf and Tony and Maria fall in love across the line. “Somewhere,” “Maria,” and “America” anchor one of the great American scores.
Dates: August 21–September 12, 2026
Venue / Address: Draper Historic Theatre • 12366 S 900 East, Draper, UT 84020
Tickets: Buy at draperhistorictheatre.org
Curtains
(Heritage Theatre)
Description: Kander and Ebb’s backstage murder mystery, set in Boston in 1959, where a spectacularly untalented leading lady drops dead on opening night and the entire company is confined to the theatre as suspects. The detective assigned to the case happens to be a musical theatre fanatic — which turns out to be very bad news for the show’s second act and very good news for the audience.
Dates: August 21–September 12, 2026
Venue / Address: Heritage Theatre • 2505 S Highway 89, Perry, UT 84302
Tickets: heritagetheatreutah.com
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
(Beverly’s Terrace Plaza Playhouse)
Description: The stage adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel, with Alan Menken’s score and Stephen Schwartz’s lyrics — darker and closer to the source than the animated film. Quasimodo watches fifteenth-century Paris from the bell tower while Archdeacon Frollo’s obsession with the dancer Esmeralda pulls the cathedral, the city, and the bellringer toward catastrophe.
Dates: August 21–September 29, 2026
Venue / Address: Beverly’s Terrace Plaza Playhouse • 99 E 4700 South, Washington Terrace, UT 84405
Tickets: terraceplazaplayhouse.com
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
(The Empress Theatre)
Description: Shakespeare’s most durable comedy, relocated to the moonlit hills of 1930s Appalachia. Feuding families, a traveling troupe, and mischievous forest spirits collide under the summer sky, where mountain folklore and whispered superstition blur the line between dream and waking. The Empress’s unusual center-stage configuration puts the audience close enough to catch every double-take.
Dates: August 28–September 12, 2026
Venue / Address: The Empress Theatre • 9104 W 2700 South, Magna, UT 84044
Tickets: empresstheatre.com
Avenue Q
(The Ziegfeld Theater)
Description: The Tony winner for Best Musical, in which puppets and people share a shabby outer-borough street and discover that a college degree does not come with instructions. Sesame Street’s format gets pointed at student debt, casual racism, internet habits, and the slow realization that everything in life is only for now.
Dates: August 28–September 12, 2026
Note: Contains adult language, puppet nudity, and mature content. Recommended for adults.
Venue / Address: The Ziegfeld Theater, 3934 Washington Blvd., Ogden, UT 84403
Tickets: zigarts.com
Scooby-Doo: Even Stranger Things
(Desert Star Playhouse)
Description: Back by popular demand, Desert Star’s musical send-up puts the Mystery Machine gang on their strangest case yet, packed with song parodies, groan-worthy gags, and the house tradition of booing the villain. As always, the play is followed by the Olio — a high-energy musical revue that makes it two shows for one ticket. Cabaret seating with food service at your table.
Dates: August 27–November 7, 2026
Venue / Address: Desert Star Playhouse • 4861 S State St., Murray, UT 84107
Tickets: desertstarplayhouse.com
Dear Evan Hansen
(CenterPoint Legacy Theatre)
Description: The Tony-winning musical by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, about a high school senior with severe social anxiety who tells one lie about a classmate’s death — and watches it grow into a community, a family, and an identity he never earned. “Waving Through a Window” and “You Will Be Found” carry a story that is as uncomfortable as it is moving.
Dates: September 11–October 15, 2026
Note: Contains mature themes including suicide and mental illness. Recommended for teens and adults.
Venue / Address: CenterPoint Legacy Theatre • 525 N 400 West, Centerville, UT 84014
Tickets: centerpointtheatre.org
John Proctor Is the Villain (Pioneer Theatre Company)
Description: Fresh off Broadway, Kimberly Belflower's fierce, funny, and acclaimed coming-of-age play opens PTC's 2026–27 season. In a one-stoplight Georgia town, a group of high school students reading The Crucible begin to question the story — and the world around them — in ways their teacher never expected.
Dates: September 11–26, 2026
Venue / Address: Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah • 300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: Buy tickets at pioneertheatre.org →
The Addams Family
(The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater)
Description: The Broadway musical comedy built on Charles Addams’s cartoons, in which Wednesday Addams has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet young man from a respectable Ohio family — and invited his parents to dinner. One normal night is all Gomez and Morticia have to manage, and one normal night is exactly what the Addamses cannot produce.
Dates: September 14–October 31, 2026
Venue / Address: The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater • 401 S Pleasant Grove Blvd., Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
Tickets: theruth.org
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
(Broadway at the Eccles)
Description: The Tony-winning stage epic lands in Salt Lake for a three-week run. Nineteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry Potter is an overworked Ministry of Magic employee and the father of three — and his middle son, Albus, is buckling under a family legacy he never asked for. A friendship, a stolen Time-Turner, and a reckless attempt to rewrite the past send both generations into danger, staged with some of the most talked-about illusions in modern theatre.
Dates: September 19–October 11, 2026
Venue / Address: Eccles Theater • 131 S Main St., Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Tickets: saltlakecity.broadway.com
Very Like a Whale
(Salt Lake Acting Company)
Description: A world premiere from Troy Deutsch, created with Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory, opening SLAC’s 55th season. The Great Salt Lake is disappearing — and so is the Sharp family’s grip on itself. When the eccentric siblings reunite at their late father’s lakeside home, they’re forced to reckon with his legacy and with whatever is surfacing in the drying salt outside the window.
Dates: September 30–October 25, 2026
Venue / Address: Salt Lake Acting Company • 168 W 500 North, SLC, UT 84103
Tickets: saltlakeactingcompany.org
Jekyll & Hyde
(The Empress Theatre)
Description: The Frank Wildhorn musical, set in the shadowed streets of Victorian London. A brilliant doctor’s experiment to separate good from evil unleashes an alter ego he cannot control, and his noble pursuit spirals into obsession and murder. Gothic atmosphere, a powerhouse score, and one of musical theatre’s great dual roles — performed here by two rotating casts.
Dates: October 2–17, 2026 • Thu–Sat 7:30 p.m., with 2 p.m. Saturday matinees
Note: PG-13 for sensuality, adult themes, and murder. Two casts alternate performances — check the schedule when booking.
Venue / Address: The Empress Theatre • 9104 W 2700 South, Magna, UT 84044
Tickets: empresstheatre.com
Wait Until Dark (West Valley Arts)
Description: Frederick Knott’s classic 1966 thriller turns the screws in a Greenwich Village apartment, where a blind woman named Susy Hendrix finds herself the target of a con man and two ex-convicts hunting a doll stuffed with heroin. When Susy realizes the elaborate charade being staged around her, she cuts the lights — and the men who came for her must play the final round on her terms, in the dark.
Dates: October 2–24
Venue / Address: West Valley Performing Arts Center • 3333 Decker Lake Dr., West Valley City, UT 84119
Tickets: wvcarts.org
Great Expectations
(BYU Theatre)
Description: An ensemble of just eight actors takes on Charles Dickens’s sprawling novel of yearning, regret, and redemption — the orphan Pip, the mysterious benefactor, the stopped clocks at Satis House, and a fortune that costs more than it delivers.
Dates: October 17–November 1, 2026
Venue / Address: BYU Studio Theatre, West Campus Central Building • 64 W Cougar Blvd., Provo, UT 84604
Tickets: onstage.byu.edu
Little Shop of Horrors (Pioneer Theatre Company)
Description: The deliciously dark sci-fi rock musical by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. A meek floral-shop assistant discovers a strange and exotic plant with an appetite that could make him famous — if he can keep feeding it. Featuring the doo-wop classics "Skid Row," "Suddenly Seymour," and a man-eating plant named Audrey II.
Dates: October 23 – November 7, 2026
Venue / Address:Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah • 300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals
(West Valley Arts)
Description: Hatchetfield looks like any other small town — until residents start bursting into song, then into choreography, and a musical pandemic spreads across the city. StarKid Productions’ horror-comedy, from the team behind A Very Potter Musical and Holy Musical, B@man!, follows Paul, an ordinary guy with an ordinary dislike of musicals, as he and a handful of survivors try to stop the apocalypse before the jazz hands get them too.
Dates: October 29–November 1, 2026 • 7:30 p.m., with 4 p.m. matinees Oct. 31 and Nov. 1
Note: Oct. 29–31 performances are recommended for ages 8 and up. The Nov. 1 performance is uncensored and recommended for adults only.
Venue / Address: West Valley Performing Arts Center • 3333 Decker Lake Dr., West Valley City, UT 84119
Tickets: wvcarts.org
The Man Who Came to Dinner (Pioneer Theatre Company)
Description: A holiday-season classic from George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. When an acerbic celebrity critic slips on the ice outside a Midwestern home and is forced to recuperate inside, he turns the household upside down in this fast, witty, screwball comedy.
Dates: December 4–19, 2026
Venue / Address: Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah • 300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: Buy tickets at pioneertheatre.org →
Mean Girls (Pioneer Theatre Company)
Description: The Tony-nominated musical comedy based on the hit film. New student Cady Heron learns the brutal social hierarchy of high school the hard way when she falls in with the Plastics. Sharp, hilarious, and packed with songs from an all-star creative team.
Dates: January 29 – February 13, 2027
Venue / Address: Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah • 300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: Buy tickets at pioneertheatre.org →
Eureka Day (Pioneer Theatre Company)
Description: A whip-smart, timely comedy set at a progressive California private school where a community health scare forces a group of well-meaning parents to confront just how far "consensus" can stretch. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play.
Dates: March 12–27, 2027
Venue / Address: Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah • 300 S 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Tickets: Buy tickets at pioneertheatre.org →
🎻 SYMPHONY & CLASSICAL
A Night in Ancient Greece: Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé
(Utah Symphony — Masterworks)
Description: Ravel’s lush, sensual ballet score — written for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes and often called the composer’s masterpiece — anchors an evening drawn from Greek myth. The famous sunrise passage alone is worth the ticket.
Dates & Times: Sept 25 & 26 @ 7:30PM
Venue / Address: Abravanel Hall • 123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: utahsymphony.org
Rick Steves: A Symphonic Journey
(Utah Symphony — Special Event)
Description: The public television travel host joins the orchestra for an evening pairing music with the places that produced it — a travelogue with a symphony behind it.
Dates & Times: Oct 17 @ 7:30PM
Venue / Address: Abravanel Hall • 123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets:utahsymphony.org
Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5
(Utah Symphony — Masterworks)
Description: Tchaikovsky’s Fifth traces a single brooding theme — the composer called it Fate — from darkness through four movements to a blazing major-key finale. One of the most reliably thrilling hours in the repertoire, performed in Provo and Salt Lake on consecutive nights.
Dates & Times: Oct 22 @ 7:30PM (Provo) • Oct 23 @ 7:30PM and Oct 24 @ 5:30PM (Abravanel Hall), 2026
Venue / Address: BYU Concert Hall, Music Building • 1100 N 900 E, Provo, UT 84604 – and Abravanel Hall • 123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets:utahsymphony.org; Provo performance at onstage.byu.edu
Disney’s Hocus Pocus in Concert
(Utah Symphony — Films in Concert)
Description: The 1993 Halloween favorite screens in full while the orchestra performs John Debney’s score live. Salem’s Sanderson sisters, three centuries late and in very good voice.
Dates & Times: Oct 28 @ 7:30PM (Ogden) • Oct 29 & 30 @ 7:00PM (Salt Lake City), 2026
Venue / Address: Austad Auditorium, Val A. Browning Center, Weber State University • 1901 University Cir., Ogden, UT 84408 – and Abravanel Hall • 123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: utahsymphony.org; Ogden performance at onstageogden.org
Halloween Hijinks
(Utah Symphony — Family Series)
Description: A Halloween-morning concert built for young listeners, with costumes encouraged and a program of spooky orchestral favorites. Short enough for small attention spans and timed to finish well before trick-or-treating.
Dates & Times: Oct 31 @ 11:00AM
Venue / Address: Abravanel Hall • 123 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: utahsymphony.org
🎶 OPERA
Héctor Armienta's Zorro (Utah Opera)
Description: Utah Opera opens its season with a bold, world-class operatic take on the legendary masked hero — sweeping music, swashbuckling drama, and a fresh voice in American opera.
Dates & Times: Oct 10 @ 7:30PM • Oct 12 @ 7:00PM • Oct 14 @ 7:00PM • Oct 16 @ 7:30PM • Oct 18 @ 2:00PM, 2026
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at utahopera.org →
Rossini's Cinderella (Utah Opera)
Description: Rossini's sparkling comic masterpiece La Cenerentola brings the beloved fairy tale to life with dazzling bel canto vocal fireworks, warmth, and humor.
Dates & Times: Jan 16 @ 7:30PM • Jan 18 @ 7:00PM • Jan 20 @ 7:00PM • Jan 22 @ 7:30PM • Jan 24 @ 2:00PM, 2027
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at utahopera.org →
Mozart's Don Giovanni (Utah Opera)
Description: Mozart's towering masterpiece — the story of the legendary libertine and his ultimate reckoning. Seduction, comedy, and supernatural retribution set to one of opera's greatest scores.
Dates & Times: Mar 6 @ 7:30PM • Mar 8 @ 7:00PM • Mar 10 @ 7:00PM • Mar 12 @ 7:30PM • Mar 14 @ 2:00PM, 2027
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at utahopera.org →
The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs (Utah Opera)
Description: Mason Bates and Mark Campbell's acclaimed contemporary opera closes the season — a Grammy-winning, electronics-infused portrait of the Apple visionary, his ambition, and the people who shaped him.
Dates & Times: May 8 @ 7:30PM • May 10 @ 7:00PM • May 12 @ 7:00PM • May 14 @ 7:30PM • May 16 @ 2:00PM, 2027
Venue / Address: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre • 50 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Tickets: Buy tickets at utahopera.org →
VENUE DIRECTORY — PERFORMING ARTS
For complete schedules, visit these venue websites directly:
Ballet West
Website: https://www.balletwest.org/events
Box Office: 801-869-6920
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera
Website: https://usuo.org/schedule/
Box Office: 801-533-6683
Pioneer Theatre Company
Website: https://pioneertheatre.org/
Box Office: 801-581-6961
Hale Centre Theatre
Website: https://www.hct.org
Phone: 801-984-9000
Eccles Theater (Broadway at the Eccles)
Website: https://saltlakecity.broadway.com/
ArtTix: 801-355-2787
Kingsbury Hall (UtahPresents)
Website: https://www.utahpresents.org/
Box Office: 801-581-7100
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