The Lyric Repertory Company opened their third show, "Come From Away," last month. The musical tells the story of displaced travelers during the 9/11 attacks.

Kim Lake and her son Justin Tuft share how their lives both changed after Justin's traumatic brain injury, and what it looks like twenty years later.

The four characters of "Forever Plaid," a jukebox musical, come from the 1950s. Their harmonies sound as if they've been working on them for over 80 years.

Having closed the first year of Utah State University's musical theater program, 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' returns to the Morgan Theatre in Logan.

Salt Lake Tribune reporters Palak Jayswal and Brooke Larsen talk about Utah's top stories, including plastic surgery trends and the return of Glen Canyon’s once lush ecosystem as Lake Powell drops.

A warm and adventurous blend of classic standards, Latin rhythms, and contemporary originals — featuring Stella Heath, Tumbao Bravo, Christian Sands, and Utah favorites Caleb and The Haze from Logan.

William Shakespeare wrote his plays more than 400 years ago. They’re still being performed today, along with adaptations in film and opera and more. On this episode, we explore why.

A rich jazz set blending big band tributes, gypsy swing, and modern originals — featuring Helen Sung’s salute to Clark Terry, Kenny Barron’s elegance, and the Le Boeuf Brothers’ inventive edge.

Although Utah celebrates Juneteenth, some residents think the Beehive State has more work to do regarding the federal holiday.

Laura Hirschi and Fred Walker talk infusing their work together with fun, and how they believe relationships are at the heart of doing business in Southern Utah.