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The End of the Horizon

Plan-B Theatre Company

March 14-March 30, 2008

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In November 1934, at the age of 20, artist and naturalist Everett Ruess disappeared from the canyon country near Escalante, Utah. A searing drama about the Ruess family and the power of the unknown.

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  Tickets: $18/General Admission

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  Dates:
  March 14-March 30, 2008

  Times:
  Thursday-Saturday 8:00pm; Sunday 2:00pm

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  Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center

  138 West 300 South Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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  • Event Name: The End of the Horizon
    "Clarification"
    Comment posted by: Jerry Rapier, Producing Director, Plan-B Theatre Comany from Salt Lake City, UT USA, Mar 25, 2008
    

    Thanks for the comment regarding new playwrights and how much you enjoyed THE END OF THE HORIZON I would like to be sure it's clear that Utah Shakespearean Festival's New American Playwright's... Expand

    Thanks for the comment regarding new playwrights and how much you enjoyed THE END OF THE HORIZON I would like to be sure it's clear that Utah Shakespearean Festival's New American Playwright's Project first workshopped the play, then we at Plan-B did further workshopping before our world premiere production. It is specifically part of Plan-B's mission to fully produce works by Utah playwrights. Collapse

  • Event Name: The End of the Horizon
    "Don't miss it"
    Review posted by: Utah Arts Lover from salt lake city, utah, Mar 24, 2008
    

    I hope they extend the performances. I saw this opening night and loved the script, the staging, and mostly the actors. Strong cast. Kudos to Utah Shakespeare for helping cultivate Utah playwrights... Expand

    I hope they extend the performances. I saw this opening night and loved the script, the staging, and mostly the actors. Strong cast. Kudos to Utah Shakespeare for helping cultivate Utah playwrights through its workshops in Cedar City. Collapse