Coming in 2010

Page to Stage Festival Featuring Short Shorts - September 9-25

Come see us as we join the Utah Association of Regional Theatres (UART) to bring short scripts by local Utah playwrights to life. Come early to performances for staged readings and workshops. AtG presents the following:

  • Hello, Sweetheart, directed by JC Carter - Part of Short Shorts
  • Free Audition workshop - If you want to improve your auditioning skills, either as an actor or as a director/casting director, then this workshop is for you! September 18 from 1 - 3 PM.

Coming in 2011

The Tempest by William Shakespeare - July 15-30

Directed by Beth Bruner
The 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's tale of magic, betrayal and revenge! Prospero, a sorcerer and the rightful Duke of Milan, dwells on an enchanted isle with his daughter, Miranda. Twelve years earlier, the duke's brother, Antonio, and Alonso, the King of Naples, conspired to usurp his throne. They set Prospero and Miranda adrift in a boat, and they eventually found themselves marooned on the island. Prospero is served on his island by Ariel, a spirit who he freed from a tree with magic, and Caliban, son of the witch Sycorax. When magic reveals that a ship bearing his old enemies is sailing near the island, Prospero summons a storm to wreck their ship. The survivors make it to shore in scattered groups. Among these is Ferdinand, the son of Alonso. He is lulled to Prospero's abode by the singing of Ariel; there he meets Miranda, who is enthralled with the young prince.

Ten Times Two the Eternal Courtship by David Belke - October 7-22

An epic romantic comedy. When Ephraim, an evildoer cursed with immortality, bets he can win the love of a barmaid in 1399 it launches a romantic pursuit spanning the centuries from the Middle Ages to Modern Times. Under the watchful eye of a mysterious Host the couple meets every seventy-five years as Ephraim schemes to capture the heart of his quarry who reincarnates as a dizzying array of different women through the years. But in order to win love the villain must eventually learn to become a human being.