Fireflies’ Tito Livas: Q&A
March 22, 2022
Tito Livas doesn’t have to travel far to perform at PTC since he is a professional actor who lives here in Salt Lake County. During his professional career, Tito has
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Fireflies’ Joy Lynn Jacobs: Q&A
March 18, 2022
Joy Lynn Jacobs plays Grace Bodell, Eleanor Bannister’s dear friend and sometime town gossip in Matthew Barber’s latest play. Fireflies runs April 1 -16 and Joy is making her PTC
Fireflies’ David Manis: Q&A
March 17, 2022
Who is Abel Brown? David Manis plays Abel Brown in Matthew Barber’s Fireflies, a warm tale of love late in life running April 1-16. At PTC David has appeared in
Interview with scenic designer Yoon Bae
January 25, 2022
The period think-piece currently on stage, The Messenger, reflects the beautiful work of international designer Yoon Bae who did both the scenic and costume design for the production. Pioneer Theatre
Interview with playwright Jeff Talbott
January 10, 2022
Jeff Talbott, a frequent guest actor and writer to PTC, is the playwright of The Messenger, which will enjoy its world premiere at PTC on Friday, January 14th. It
Interview with Elf’s Max Chernin
November 23, 2021
Bringing Elf The Musical to life on stage takes a little bit of stage magic, a lot of talented cast and crew, a believable Santa, and a six-foot tall actor with the
Interview with Director Alan Muraoka
November 15, 2021
By Jennifer Fitzgibbon Alan Muraoka, director of PTC’s upcoming show Elf The Musical, is a well-established actor and director and may look familiar to many of you. That’s because he
Spotlight: Actor T. Ryder Smith
October 21, 2021
T. Ryder Smith stars in PTC’s upcoming World Premiere Ass. He plays Jule Waterman, the ailing genius sculptor who has to come to terms with his dysfunctional relationship with his
Spotlight: Music Composer Will Van Dyke
October 13, 2021
Will Van Dyke is the Music Composer for PTC’s upcoming world premiere Ass. Like all projects that paused during the pandemic he started this project quite a while ago, and
The Path from “New Work” to Classic
October 5, 2021
by Kirsten Park We all love a good classic; there is something familiar and predictable about them, including their quality. Our Town. Death of a Salesman. The Odd Couple. A
