Have you ever been watching a comedian on TV and thought to yourself? “I could do that!” Well, stop thinking about it and start doing it. If you think you got what it takes to be the next big name in stand up comedy then come on out to WISEGUYS OPEN MIC and give it a shot.
Off the Wall Comedy Improv. The show is an hour and a half of hilarity. Featuring the art of what is known as “competitive short form improv.” You might have seen examples of it in the TV show “Who’s Line is it Anyway?”
Eccles Theatre |
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Salt Lake |
Hale Theatre |
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Sandy |
Kingsbury Hall |
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University of Utah |
Capital Theatre |
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Salt Lake |
Pioneer Theatre Company |
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University of Utah |
Off Broadway Theatre |
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Salt Lake |
Desert Star Playhouse |
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Murray |
Grand Theatre |
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Salt Lake |
Draper Historic Theatre |
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Draper |
Midvale Main St. Theatre |
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Midvale |
Sugar Factory Playhouse |
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West Jordan |
CenterPoint Legacy Theatre |
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Centerville |
Farmington Arts Theater |
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Farmington |
The Children’s Theatre
Salt Lake Acting Company
Salty Dinner Theater
Wasatch Theatre Company
West Jordan Youth Theatre
The Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts
The Children’s Theatre
Mo’s Bar & Grill Comedy Open Mic
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The Draper Historic Theatre has strong cultural and historical significance to the community. In 1938, Annie Pearl and John A. Howell family built a movie house named “The Pearl.” Vaudeville performances would start off the evening followed by a movie or two. Many locals felt fortunate to have a first-run theatre right in their small town.
For many generations this building, now on the Draper Historic Register, served as a gathering place for the south end of the valley. In 1988, the theater was purchased by Charles and Vanessa Nelson, who added theatrical lighting, sound and expanded the stage, enabling the presentation of live shows. With humble beginnings, DHT grew into what could be called “the best-kept secret in the valley.” Ten years later, DHT became a non-profit organization and in 2004 the Board of Directors purchased the building from the Nelsons through a major fundraising effort. Having the organization purchase the building allows for the theater to truly belong to the Draper community.
9192 S. 300 W. Suite 2
Sandy, Utah 84070
(801) 438-0067
Established in 1998
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