The Utah Shakespeare Festival is always a joy. Their facilities are excellent, and the performances…read moreare uniformly first-rate. Even when I don't agree with the staging (as I did not with this year's Merry Wives of Windsor), I enjoy the quality of the performances. Othello was outstanding, particularly Iago. If you enjoy theatre, head to Cedar City!

The level of acting at this small theater is impeccable and one of the best I've found. There's…read moresomething for everyone. There's classic Shakespeare but also more current plays.

Quality improv comedy by seasoned professionals - all tucked away in the cute little city of Cedar…read moreFalls. Put Friday Night @ 10 on your calendar. OH, and be prepared to Tweet the show. Yes, they want you to!

What a wonderful and joyful place that fosters laughter. The positivity and kindness that TJ &…read moreWendy provide is overwhelming and it flows onto the stage where the laughs are plentiful. The space is intimate and big at the same time. The audience has comfortable movie theater seats so you can laugh while being relaxed. Enjoy a show( you can't go wrong with Pawn Takes Queen) or change your life for the better by taking an improv class. You won't regret it!

Great service, friendly and knowledge staff, nice modern ambiance, good wines with good pricingread more

This is a very nice wine tasting room and bar. I stopped in with some friends after dinner across…read morethe street. It's a great place to socialize while enjoying a great glass of wine, a refreshing beer, or a unique cocktail. I had a red glass of wine, the Seduction Red Blend, which was very good and I do recommend it. It was very smooth with berry notes and a touch of smoke. My friend ordered "The Blue Boob" cocktail, which he thought was more interesting than anything else. It was on the sweet side for sure. The staff members were all very nice. The place of good seating but not so comfortable for taller individuals like myself. They offered live music. Very cool spot!

Went to see Shakespeare, Hamlet. The theatre is beautiful. There is a complex of buildings so…read moreyou'll need to pick out the right one. It is not the building on the corner but right next to it. Parking is plentiful in the college lot "kitty Korner" across from the complex. Also, it is habitually cold, especially in the front rows. They have little blankets to loan you but it is best to bring a jacket. When we were there it was 100 degrees outside and probably high 50's where we were sitting.

Saw the musical "Big River" here recently. Sat in the boxed seats on the right side of the…read moretheater. It was easy to see and hear, and the seats were comfortable, though a bit old and drab (despite the glorious magenta color). The seats in the main part of the theater looked narrow and uncomfortable, so we were glad we were not there. The offerings at this theater are good. As I said, they were doing a revival of "Big River," an adaptation of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens). It was well performed with talented actors and singers. The gift shop is cute but not well-managed (or friendly). The price for the tickets are a bit high, but not outside of range. Would return.

We went here to pass the time and we are pleasantly surprised. The staff is friendly. The museum is…read morebeautiful. We were there for an hour and a half. Definitely recommend.

I found this while stopping at a local coffee shop and browsing a used book store. The owner had…read moreboth established artists and local artists, and was very nice. I asked permission to take photos of the pieces I liked most (added here), and I feel strongly that we should support local art. Thank you for making this space and being so accommodating. Nice to get to know you and see the gallery.

Great experience and a small and intimate setting…read more The stage is a perfect size for venue and no bad seat in the house

Gorgeous little black box studio theater used for the annual Utah Shakespeare Festival held in…read moreCedar City, Utah. They were playing "Othello" recently, which was nearly perfect, with great acting chops by Iago (played by the Artistic Director of the Festival) and Othello. The seats are arranged around on 3/4, with intimate distance to the action. The rest of the theater is clean, new, bright, and everything is organized and the staff is friendly. Prices are fair for this quality of art. Would go more if I lived nearby.