Theater

Many people think their friends are funny, but this group of friends is taking their humor to the stage.

Beloved children's book character 'Flat Stanley' will star in his very own musical as part of SCERA's 2012–2013 Theatre for Young Audiences.

Last year BYU's Philharmonic Orchestra traveled to China to perform with the Beijing Dance Academy and now they're teaming up for an encore performance — right here in Provo.

As a part of their 42 annual Classical Greek Theatre Festival, Westminster College's department of theatre brought a modernized performance of Sophocles' ancient play 'Antigone' to BYU audiences Monday night.

Director Jeremy Showgren has brought a more family-friendly version of the rock and roll-era horror musical 'Little Shop of Horrors' to Orem's indoor SCERA stage.

The Covey Center's rendition of the classic thriller 'Wait Until Dark' provides quick dialogue, an intricate storyline, and heavy doses of suspense. Cast members pull you deep into a sinister plot that leaves you holding your breath until the last second.

Provo’s new Echo Theatre offers a humorous improv experience that is a refreshing alternative to typical theatrical performances.

With so much hype around productions outside of Utah, it may be easy to forget the amount of immense talent located here in Provo.

Traditions are often the threads that tie a certain culture, people and society together. However, one production shows how breaking old traditions and ringing in the new can be the tie that binds.

Theater and religion don't always cohere perfectly in today's artistic realm, and spiritual experiences aren't usually associated with watching a play. That's why one theater company is inviting audiences back into the wardrobe, not only to revisit a childhood fantasy, but for a reunion of theater and spirituality as well.

A roaring audience stood and applauded the cast of one of Broadway's biggest hits Thursday in Salt Lake's Capitol Theatre.

With no director, no costume designers and no overall concept for the show, a local theater company provides audiences with a twist on Shakespeare never before seen, proving Shakespeare can be understood and enjoyed by all.

Performers from the Department of Theater and Media Arts will present a Middle Eastern experience in their rendition of 'Arabian Nights.'

This weekend, BYU's Harris Fine Arts Center will host the youth show 'Fancy Nancy & Other Story Books.'

Instead of performing 'Comedy of Errors' in the typical Romanesque setting, BYU's theater department revamped Shakespeare's masterpiece by bringing movement-based theater, music and the 1960s to the play.