The High Cost of the “Safe” Stage: Is Utah County’s Theatrical Monopoly Stifling Cultural Growth?
March 15, 2026
In the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains, a quiet cultural crisis is brewing. While the neon
In the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains, a quiet cultural crisis is brewing. While the neon
Theater has long been a passion for Sandra Millet. For the past 20 years, she has
If you’ve ever been in Spanish Fork around the 24th of July, you’ve likely seen or
There’s nothing like community theatre. It brings friends and family together to see stories come to
The FilmQuest Film Festival, one of the premier genre film festivals in the United States, returned
When 10-year-old Gracie Christensen first heard Scottish music, she couldn’t help but dance to it. Now
Bonnie Busco keeps a booklet that one of her young cast members made for her after
It’s that time of year when the magic of Christmas is a distant memory and now
In the archives of cinematic history, few films capture the essence of 1980s Americana as vividly
The Rivoli Theater in Springville has outwardly appeared empty the past few years. Well, we have
In its third weekend, Sound of Freedom beat out Hollywood powerhouses like Indiana Jones and Mission
Nearly 75 years after first opening, the Historic Huish theater is once again showing films for
