First up for Pygmalion’s 2024-2025 season is Tender Hooks, a play written by Julie Jensen and directed by Fran Pruyn. A family with five children (each with a different physical deformity) has moved next door to La Priel in her small town in Southern Utah. She is both frightened and preoccupied by them. The inevitable
Rose Exposed features performances from members of the Performing Arts Coalition which includes Pygmalion Productions, Plan B Theatre, Ririe Woodbury Dance, Repertory Dance Theatre, SB Dance and the Gina Bachauer Piano Foundation. This year’s storyline involves a small museum which has the chance to exhibit the paintings that inspired Mussorgsky’s classic piano suite Pictures at
Tender Hooks is a play about social class in a rural setting, focusing on an older woman who is terrified by a family that moves in next door. The play is written by Julie Jensen, who has been the recipient of a Kennedy Center Award for New American plays, a Joseph Jefferson Award for Best
