By: Lorelie Sander|20 June, 2011|Categories: Review|Tags: amanda whitaker . chelsea baldwin . emma beaird . empress theatre . faith clark . hayden hill . kaila reynolds . melina wrathall . musical . reeve sikalis . rogers and hammerstein . susan whitenight . the sound of music . tyler kofoed . tyler rowe
MAGNA — Putting on an acceptable stage production of what is arguably the best-known musical of all time is a tall order, but The Empress Theatre’s production of The Sound of Music, directed by Susan Whitenight, pulled it off beautifully.
Read more »By: Lorelie Sander|22 March, 2010|Categories: Review|Tags: dinner theatre . midvale . murder mystery . poison ivy mysteries
MIDVALE — All I knew going into Death…The Final Frontier…May the Corpse Be With You was that it was a comedy and dinner would be served. I ended up getting a lot more than a few laughs and a meal; I got to be part of an adventure.
Read more »By: Lorelie Sander|06 February, 2010|Categories: Review|Tags: david osmond . dennis angle . hale theater . Jonah and the great fish . katherine nelson . liken the scriptures . musical . orem . scera . Theater
OREM — The inspiration behind Michael Jackson’s Thriller or the dueling gangs of West Side Story just might have been a talented and energetic group of dancers from the ancient city of Ninevah. No, you didn’t miss that part of the well-known Bible story, it was just one of the many entertaining little additions Director Dennis Angle wove into his retelling of the story in Jonah and the Great Fish.
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