Upcoming Events
Join us for an exciting range of performances, festivals, and events!
The Secret History of the Mahulley Monster
When Dr. Kam Vandermeer visits the Midland Paranormal Convention to present her research on the mysterious Mahulley Monster, C-List paranormal TV personality Peter McGillis seems determined to poke holes in her story. But as they delve deeper into Kam’s evidence, their bickering only unearths something stranger than either one of them can explain.
Vampire Panic!
In 1890s New England, during a deadly wave of consumption, Lucy returns home to care for her orphaned niece, Faith, just as rumors of vampires begin to take hold. While Lucy turns to science for answers, young Faith is drawn to a preacher who believes the disease is part of a supernatural threat. As fear and folklore spread through the town, the line between illness and myth becomes harder to define.
Spoiled
An honest family drama about a tense Nisei (second generation Japanese American) mother and the adult children she’s emotionally scarred. As buried trauma, cultural guilt, and generational wounds erupt, the siblings must confront whether survival means staying — or finally walking away.
Persuasion, a modern romance
Los Angeles, 2014. Anne’s father Elliot and sister Elizabeth, former television stars, have spent the last of the family’s fortune on their latest round of cosmetic surgeries. Anne tries to keep the family afloat by renting out their house and working as the in-house chef. One of the houseguests turns out to be the love of Anne’s life: Celia Wentworth. Unfortunately, it appears that Celia has never forgiven Anne for not having the courage to openly pursue their relationship twenty years ago.
Central Standard Time
Central Standard Time is a stand-alone installment in a trilogy of plays. It follows Jay, a thirty-something nonbinary/trans person, home to his family hometown in rural Oklahoma, where he intends to take over a family business that has been left to him and try to make a life among his Native family.
Mountain Meadows And The Little Schoolteacher
This play is based on the life of Juanita Brooks, particularly the years from 1918 to 1951. The central mystery of her life is this: She was a seemingly ordinary Mormon housewife. Widowed as a young mother, married a second time to a man 17 years her senior, she had five children of her own and helped raise her husband’s four sons. She held positions of authority in her Church. She worked at a job for almost her entire life. How did such a woman come to publish the first accurate account of the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre, the full story of which had been actively suppressed by the LDS Church for nearly a hundred years? Where did she get the courage to tell the truth despite the opposition of her community and even family?
Christian Bohnenstengel & Friends
From the timeless elegance of Schubert to the jazzy brilliance of Gershwin—and surprises beyond—this dynamic program promises something for every music lover.
Cry Wolf: A Play with Magic
Cry Wolf: A Magic Play turns the theatre into a thrilling game of truth and illusion. Performer Rhett Guter blends mind-bending magic, masterful tap dance, and heartfelt storytelling in an intimate, one-man show.
DOCUTAH presents: Pink Belt
Aparna Rajawat, India’s sixteen-time women’s national champion in martial arts, attempts to break the Guinness World Record for most women trained in a self-defense lesson, bringing attention to the violence against women in India.
Crossing Open Ground
Guided by music director Nadia Sirota, choreographer Dimitri Chamblas, and powerhouse section leaders Sidney Hopson (percussion), Nathalie Joachim (winds), C.J. Camerieri (brass), and Trever Hagen (brass), an acoustic ensemble of 36 local musicians will perform the work, in partnership with Utah Tech University.
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: The Snake and the Whale
DOCUTAH PRESENTS The Snake and the Whale Friday, November 7, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater Over the past fifty years,…
Daniel Gaisford
MUSIC Daniel Gaisford Saturday, November 8, 7:30PM Lorraine Boccardo Theater Internationally acclaimed cellist Daniel Gaisford brings his electrifying artistry to…
Images of Jupiter from a New Perspective
VOYAGER LECTURE SERIES Images of Jupiter from a New Perspective: Science and Art with Candice Koharcheck, Ph.D. Tuesday, December 2,…
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Looking Up
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Looking Up Friday, December 5, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater Looking UP is the inspiring story of Eitan…
Cassia Streb / Sandstone Quartet
MUSIC Cassia Streb / Sandstone Quartet Between Home and Away Saturday, December 6, 2025, 7:30PM Lorraine Boccardo Theater We are…
TWINKLING TINSEL TALENT SHOW: GRAND FINALE!
Our annual Twinkling Tinsel Talent Show gathers a merry band of singers, dancers, comedians, drag artists, and all-around show-offs for a night of festive fun.
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Black Outside
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Black Outside Friday, January 2, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater “That's for White people."A phrase that infuriated Gary…
AI Made Simple
VOYAGER LECTURE SERIES AI Made Simple with Scott Allen Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 7:30pm | Social Hour Begins at…
St George Jazz All-Stars
MUSIC St George Jazz All-Stars Jazz and the Familiar Saturday, January 17, 2026, 7:30pm Performance to be followed by a…
Repertory Dance Theatre
DANCE Repertory Dance Theatre MIGRATIONS Friday, January 23, 2026 at 7:30pm | Saturday, January 24, 2026 at 3:00pm The Lorraine…
VOYAGER LECTURE SERIES: Mass Extinctions
Voyager Lecture Series Mass Extinctions with Jerry Harris Tuesday, February 3 at 7:30PM | Social Hour Begins at 6:30PM The…
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Cigarette Surfboard
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Cigarette Surfboard Friday, February 6, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater An impassioned surfer, Taylor Lane, creates a functional…
ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ & PEDRITO MARTINEZ
MUSIC ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ & PEDRITO MARTINEZ Saturday, February 7, 20267:30PM The Lorraine Boccardo Theater “Their styles blend to create songs…
February Art Festival
Stroll through a gathering of eclectic artists who specialize in media ranging from sculpture to painting, jewelry to ceramics, wood to metal and more. And then unwind to live music, and culinary delights from festival vendors and Kayenta’s own Xetava Gardens Café, all amidst stunning desert vistas.
The Caregiver’s Guide
The Caregiver’s Guide is a poignant comedy about love, family, and the messiness of caring for one another. When a stand-up comedian returns home and reveals he’s inherited the early-onset Alzheimer’s gene from his late mother, his two sisters are forced to face their own fears about the future, their health, and how to care for someone who doesn’t want to be cared for.
First Fridays at Kayenta
We're thrilled to introduce First Fridays at Kayenta, happening on the first Friday of every month! Enjoy live music, food, and fun in the Kayenta Art Village, and a special screening from DOCUTAH at 7:30pm.
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Life That Matters
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Life That Matters Friday, March 6, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater The documentary delves into the remarkable journey…
Kayenta 100 – Part IV: Expanding Views
Kayenta 100 Project: First Five Decades Part IV: Expanding Views, 2006-2016 Sunday, March 8, 2026 | 3:00PM The Lorraine Boccardo…
Kayenta Arts Foundation Annual Gala
Kayenta Arts Foundation Annual Gala "Where the Stars Are" Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 6:00PM On Saturday, March 14 at…
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Silent Fallout
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Silent Fallout Friday, April 3, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater A documentary film by a Japanese director about…
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Bring Them Home
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Bring Them Home Friday, May 1, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater Bring Them Home tells the story of…
DOCUTAH PRESENTS: Turtle Walker
DOCUTAH PRESENTS Turtle Walker Friday, June 5, 7:30pm The Lorraine Boccardo Theater In the late 1970s, Satish Bhaskar embarked on…