The Online Community of Salt Lake City Weekly Newspaper–News, Restaurants, Dining, Music, Nightclubs, Arts, Events & Entertainment.
Article Archive
Sign up for City Weekly's...
Newsletter - Free Stuff - Dining Info - Music Info

Email:

Text CITYWEEKLY to 10958
to receive updates on Free Stuff & Events
A Bar Named Sue, Area 51, Auravis Systems, Bakers C&C, Beehive Bail Bonds, Bingham Cyclery, Caffe Molise, City Dogs, Couterpoint Studios, Cucina Deli, Datatix, Designer Glass Works, Diamond Parking, Discovery Gateway, Fanzz, Fat's Grill, First Tracks (Bella Fleck), Fortis College, Gallivan Center, Got Lashes, Gracie's, Gundmundson, India House, Italian Villiage, Last Samurai, Light Touch, MacDocs, Mi Ranchito Grill, Michael Starks, Epic, Mountain Med Vein, Mulligans Golf, Park City Film Series, PC Laptops, Piper's Quilts, Red Maple Chinese, Red Wing Shoe Store, Rice Fusion, Jackie Williams Skin Care, Ruth's Diner, Salt Lake Art Center, SL Pizza & Pasta, Sky Bar, SLC Golf, Snow College, Snowbird, Sound Warehouse, Studio Soiree, Taj of India, Taste of India, Tavernacle, The Vault, Trails, Triumph of SL, U of U Humanities, U of U Science, U of U Cont. Education, Urban Lounge, Utah Grizzlies Hockey, Utah Imports, Utah Trailways, Westminster College, Zucca Trattoria,

CITY WEEKLY FREE MOVIE NIGHT
City Weekly & Brewvies present: Drop Dead Fred @ Brewvies, 677 S. 200 West, Wednesday Nov. 25, 8 pm. Arrive early, limited seating (21+).
d_d_f.jpg


PROUDLY SUPPORTS
Buy Local FirstHumane SocietyPlanned Parenthood
SLC Arts CouncilDowntown Alliance

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
. . . . . . .
Wednesday, October 14,2009

Master Class

FRIDAY 10.16

By Scott Renshaw

Charles Frost’s Sister Dottie S. Dixon isn’t the only Salt Lake City theater diva making a return visit to the local stage this fall. It just took Anne Cullimore Decker a little bit longer than six months to reprise her role as Maria Callas in Master Class.

It was 1998 when Salt Lake Acting Company last presented Terrence McNally’s play, which finds the legendary soprano semi-retired from performing and left to teach classes at New York City’s Juilliard School. David Mong also returns as director for a story that, he says, “is a play about the value of art. As the economy struggles and everybody tightens up, once again art is the ‘poor cousin.’”

Join the incomparable Decker as she plays out Callas’ reflections on the ups and downs of her career and personal life. It would be a shame to wait another decade.

Master Class @ Salt Lake Acting Company, 168 W. 500 North, 801-363-7522, Oct. 16–Nov. 8. SaltLakeActingCompany.org

 

  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
 
 
Close
Close
Close