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Originally published in Salt Lake magazine

Theater Review: Something Rotten at the Eccles

January 11, 2018 0 Comment by Jeremy Pugh

It was during the mid-first-act number “The Black Death”—a jaunty little song and dance from Something Rotten! celebrating the sunnier side of the bubonic plague—that I remembered I was supposed to be taking notes for this review. Was I having fun watching theater? It didn’t hurt...

Originally published in Salt Lake magazine

Theater Review: An American in Paris at the Eccles

October 12, 2017 0 Comment by Jeremy Pugh

Subtlety in these days is difficult. Subtle doesn’t shove plot points down your throat or play the hits. It doesn’t make lewd jokes. Subtle does not rock, neither does it roll. There are no puppets in starring roles and no one flies on wires or...

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Jeremy Pugh

Jeremy Pugh is a travel writer, essayist and author based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He has been writing about culture, history and the outdoors and travel for more than two decades. Formerly the editor of Salt Lake magazine, Pugh is a freelancer and consultant writing for SKI, Sunset Inspirato, and Salt Lake magazines. He is also the consulting editor of Ski Utah magazine. Pugh is the author of the book 100 Things to Do in Salt Lake City Before You Die and the forthcoming history, culture and urban legend guidebook Secret Salt Lake (Spring 2018, Reedy Press).

Theater Review: Something Rotten at the Eccles

Theater Review: An American in Paris at the Eccles

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