What Is Pygmalion Productions

We are a Salt Lake City based theater company that produces theater that reflects issues, concerns and shared experiences in the lives of women. In this time of daily loss, struggle and suffering across the world, we want to remind you that the arts can fire minds, warm souls, dazzle and delight. We will want them to be there in times ahead, for us and especially for our children. As Ashley Wheater told us, "Live art, the magic of the theater, is one of the few things that can bring total strangers together in unique harmony, reminding us of our humanity."

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OUR MOST RECENT GRANT APPLICATION WAS DENIED UNDER DEI PROVISIONS

For more than 20 years, PYGmalion Theatre Company has been honored to receive support from the State of Utah through the Utah Department of Arts and Museums. Recently, we were notified that our grant application has been denied because “it appears to be in conflict with Utah House Bill 261 Equal Opportunity Initiatives.” In other words, our mission—to produce plays that give voice to women—has been deemed discriminatory. We remain steadfast in our commitment to our mission, and we know our patrons share these values. Please support us with a donation at the link above.

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PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR INDIVIDUAL SHOWS AND SEASON PACKAGES. You can order online at www.arttixx.org or by phone 801-355-2787. All shows are at the Black Box inside Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center at 138 West Broadway (300 South) Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. There is metered street parking and several pay parking lots adjacent to the theater.

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Our 2025-2026 Season

May 1-16, 2026 a world premier of (plan c) written by Andrea D. Peterson and directed by Fran Pruyn. The play follows "Ginnifer, a bright 37-yeor old, is living in her sister’s basement after losing her copywriting job to AI. She goes on a one date and becomes quite unexpectedly pregnant. The play tracks her decision making process, and her relationships with her sister, Stanley (the baby-daddy) and her OB-GYN, as she travels down the neo-natal road. (plan c) explores the complexity of single parenthood, the confusion about women’s health, and the reality that one size doesn’t fit all in pregnancy, in healthcare, or in life.

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