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Plan-B Theatre Company is thrilled to announce participation in the #PlayAtHome project, a series of short plays to be enjoyed at home, commissioned specifically for this moment of unprecedented isolation, to inspire joy and connection for all. The goals are simple: pay some artists, invite people to get offline and into their imaginations, and inspire joy and connection. Read more in The New York Times.

Four Utah playwrights began writing 10-minute radio plays for ages 12+ on April 16. Then, on April 24, four creative teams were randomly created. Each team had access to the expertise of the creative team that’s been creating radio drama together for over a decade (Matthew Ivan Bennett, Cheryl Ann Cluff, David Evanoff, Jay Perry) and rehearsed virtually, recorded all of the components in isolation by April 29, and then edited and finalized their piece with sound engineer to start airing  April 30 and May 1.

You can stream them now with the Plan-B Theatre Company FREE App.

Please join us for our two movement classes held Monday-Friday. We are offering these community classes to the public free of charge.

Visit rdtutah.org to see their schedule for upcoming live stream classes. 

Although the museum is closed, its virtual doors are wide open. The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art has created 360 virtual tours of all of their current exhibitions. These virtual exhibitions allow visitors to move around the museum and view artworks from the safety of their home during social distancing.

UMOCA’s newest exhibition, Lawn Gnomes 2020, calls on artists, neighbors, makers, and thinkers of all kinds to transform their neighborhoods by installing their own public sculpture!

Connect with your family and create art by joining UMOCA for Art Everyday! Art Everyday is a program that helps families and K-12 students at home focus a few moments of their time on creating.