Dear Friends and Patrons,
The Snow College Theatre Department has been closely monitoring the unfolding circumstances related to the Coronavirus outbreak. As we are both an educational institution and a cultural center; we feel a deep responsibility to our community on many levels. Working with our faculty, staff, and Snow College administration we ultimately came to a difficult but necessary conclusion.
The most responsible help we can provide to our community, for the health of our students, artists, and audience, is to close the remaining shows of the season. Upcoming main stage performances of The Odyssey, our dinner theatre event Plays & Pasta, The Spotlight Series our one-act play festival, and all remaining LTI performances are cancelled.
We are grateful to the students, artists, and production staff who make these wonderful productions possible, and are heartbroken we cannot share all of their excellent work. Efforts are being made to ensure students still have creative outlets and are able to explore the wondrous field of theatre in a manner both safe and responsible.
Ticket buyers may call the box office at (435) 283-7478 or email sherry.nieslon@snow.edu to request a refund. We have established a policy for both individual purchases and a partial refund for season ticket holders should you request it. We ask for your patience in the matter considering the extraordinary situation.
This was a difficult decision. We thank you so much for your continued support, generosity, and understanding as we all work through this difficult time.
Please stay safe and healthy,
Andrew Nogasky
Chair, Snow College Theatre Department
Snow College’s theatre program offers you the focus and preparation to take the stage and the tools to carry your creativity forward. As a student in the Snow College Theatre Department you will work with faculty-artists with professional experience, a passion for teaching, and a commitment to help you find your voice.
Right from the start, you have the opportunity to hone your craft hands-on in our up-to-date facilities, with five fully produced shows a year, several student-driven productions, our theatre guild, and the campus’s best (and only) improv performance team: LTI.
Join us and explore the theatre's imaginative space onstage, backstage, or in the audience!
Theatre is the art and craft of play production. It includes the study of dramatic literature and theory, theatre history, acting, set design, lighting design, costume design and film. In addition to the scholarly exploration of these subjects, the Snow College theatre program emphasizes the practical application of knowledge gained and skills learned through annual performances before live audiences. Theatre also explores the historical, cultural and social milieu that produced significant works of dramatic literature.
Emphasizing in theatre at Snow means: