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Something Rotten! - Rescheduled
February 19 - March 6, 2021

Ass - Rescheduled
March 26 - April 10, 2021

Legally Blonde - The Musical
May 7 - May 22, 2021

Enjoy productions just leaving Broadway, Utah premieres, new works, and more. Pioneer Theatre Company produces plays and musicals not seen anywhere else in Utah.

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SEND HELP! Our office is infested with spiders....Spider Candle Holders that is, one of the hottest items coming from our talented craftspeople who are putting the “pause” in theatre to good use! Get one of these in your house, before Halloween. Right now, they are flying spiders as they are leaving as fast as we can make them. Link in bio.

Who knew theatre folks could give Restoration Hardware a run for its money? Check out our SECOND ACT products as we put our craftspeople to work making use home and gift items. This fire pit, hand-crafted from leftover steel from sets like Sweeney Todd, is perfect for your fall backyard (socially distant!) gatherings! Link in bio.

Starting NOW! Visit Utah Shakespeare Festival LIVE featuring Karen Azenberg and USF’s Brian Vaughn talking about Karen’s path in theatre and the future of professional theatre in these difficult months. Link in bio!

Second Act, PTC’s back to work craft shop repurposes set and costume pieces so you can take a little theatre home with you. Check out this week’s new additions! You will see the bistro set from “The Light in the Piazza” crafted wood products like a cribbage board and a cord catcher from wood used on the set of “The Play that Goes Wrong” and don’t miss our Halloween spider candle holder made from the steel on the set of “Sweeney Todd”. Link in bio!

Check out our Second Act products where stage items get a second life in your home! Second Act products are made from recycled set pieces and costumes, right in our shops. This effort supports our professionals while we are on our long intermission! Link in bio.

New prints for masks added! Check back every week; you'll find something new. Have a suggestion? We will go out of way to locate it. (I mean, have you SEEN our costume shop and sewing facilities, two levels beneath the theatre?)
In honor of back to school, here's your Utah Utes fabric! For all you waiting for camo with the upcoming deer season, here it is. Can't let go of summer? Red and Black floral is a great transition.
Here's what some of our patrons have said about our masks:
Irene H: "This is our 2nd order because these are the best masks!"
Bernice C: "Thank you for doing this. I love having masks that nearly match my dresses."
Gary C: "The mask arrived today and it is excellent! Once again, I applaud your effort, and creativity."

Thanks for your support in our mask-making efforts! We've been more successful than we could have imagined, and as a result, we've been able to hire back to work several more of our treasured production staff so when it's time to have theatre again, we are all ready and waiting. (Unemployment is only fun for so long....) We're excited to announce that we have NEW STYLE OF MASK! This is the form-fitting version, with ear-loops, that so many of you have requested. Not only do we have a new style, but we also have ten new, vibrant, unique prints available - and they change weekly! Check our website for more pictures and order information. Link to order in bio.

THE SHOW GOES ON...LINE! With The World Still Spins!
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Broadway, TV and movie actor Matthew Stocke is known to PTC audiences for his role in our 2017 concert production of Chess. He had been busy on Broadway since then, most recently in Pretty Woman and then, Covid hit. If you want to see what's up in New York City, including an inside look at the arts industry, especially as it has impacted by by the current public health crisis, you have to check in on Matt's side gig: his podcast, "The World Still Spins." He promises the good, the empathetic, the positive - every thing but politics!
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https://www.facebook.com/The-World-Still-Spins-106487054481162/

THE SHOW GOES ON...LINE! with @stylishmothersanddaughters Ruthie Stephens came to PTC (bringing along her new BFF Sting), to play the lead Meg Dawson in his musical "The Last Ship." Like most actors, in addition to being a member of AEA, and spending time on stage, Ruthie is a talented artist in other disciplines, some of which are businesses in their own right. She writes commercially, reads poetry (which has been featured previously in TSGO), she produces, she models, and most prolifically, she is a photographer of many genres, including our favorite: https://www.stylishmothersanddaughters.com You can find more of Ruthie at www.ruthiedarlingblog.com but don't miss her poignant interviews about mothers and daughters.

THE SHOW GOES ON...LINE! with @broadwaydollsandguys As if a career as a director, choreographer and actor (PTC's Elf: The Musical and In The Heights) wasn't enough, like many performers in the theatre arts, Paul Aguirre picked up a hobby to help pass the time during rehearsals and productions when he wasn't needed. But unlike many, his hobby, crochet, became another business, one for which he is very thankful during the current "intermission." Crocheting scarves and beanies evolved into more and more complicated projects until he found "Amigurumi" which is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed yarn creations. Using a pattern, Broadway Dolls and Guys began with his first creation, Alexander Hamilton, from Hamilton. Then came Jefferson, then Washington, and soon castmates and crewmates were asking for custom dolls depicting their favorite Broadway characters and costumes. When he was asked to create a Celie for Cynthia Errivo (The Color Purple) Paul and his boyfriend and business partner David's business took off. Today, you'll find Broadway Dolls and Guys at Broadway Con or a https://broadwaydollsandguys.com/store?category=Broadway%20Dolls Now you know what to get for the Broadway nerd who has everything!

THE SHOW GOES ON...LINE! with Chryssie Whitehead!
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Chryssie charmed her way into our hearts as Ziegfeld's Favorite in the 2017 production of Will Rogers Follies. But when Chryssie is not performing on Broadway (A Chorus Line, Chicago) she and business partner Alexis Carra run Broadway Arts Community, who with a slate of Broadway talent, teach and inspire kids and adults to dance, act and sing. Like all of us, BAC has moved exclusively online for both training and mentoring. You can see some of their one on one voice, dancing and acting sessions via @broadwayartscommunity.
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“The only way we really touch people is when we allow ourselves to be messy.”

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We apologize for last night's technical difficulties, but we're proud to say the Jed Moss Memorial Concert was a success! Thanks to you and so many other family, friends and colleagues of Jed and Daniel, we have surpassed our goal for last night's event—we raised $8,000! We are only $3,000 short of establishing the Jed Moss Scholarship Endowment in Collaborative Piano, which would continue Jed's legacy forever. Please share the Jed Moss Memorial Concert with anyone you know who loves music. Watch the full concert this weekend until midnight on Sunday 7/19. Link in bio. You can make a gift at c-fund.us/nbo. @universityofutah
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