Fiddler On The Roof

Book By Joseph Stein
Music By Jerry Bock
Lyrics By Sheldon Harnick
Based On Sholem Aleichem Stories By Special Permission Of Arnold Perl
Produced On The New York Stage By Harold Prince

Original New York Stage Production Directed And Choreographed By Jerome Robbins

Evening Showings
July 6th, 10th, 13th, 18th, 26th, 31st, And August 3rd at 7:00pm

Matinee Showings
July 12th, 20th, 25th, And August 2nd at 2:00pm
Starring Festival Founder Richard Bugg As Tevye

Set In The Little Village Of Anatevka, The Story Centers On Tevye, A Poor Milkman, And His Five Daughters. With The Help Of A Colorful And Tight-Knit Jewish Community, Tevye Tries To Protect His Daughters And Instill Them With Traditional Values In The Face Of Changing Social Mores And The Growing Anti-Semitism Of Czarist Russia. Rich In Historical And Ethnic Detail, Fiddler On The Roof’s Universal Theme Of Tradition Cuts Across Barriers Of Race, Class, Nationality And Religion, Leaving Audiences Crying Tears Of Laughter, Joy And Sadness.

Ordinary Days

By Adam Gwon

Evening Showings
July 5th, 11th, 19th, 24th, 27th, And August 1st at 7:00pm

Matinee Showing
July 13th, 18th, 26th, And August 3rd at 2:00pm
Four Young New Yorkers Intersect As They Each Search For Fulfillment, Happiness, Love And Cabs. The Musical Follows Four Characters, Claire, Jason, Warren, And Deb, Exploring How Their Ordinary Lives Connect In The Most Amazing Ways.

Steel Magnolias

By Robert Harling

Evening Showings
July 12th, 17th, 20th, 25th, And August 2nd at 7:00pm

Matinee Showings
July 5th, 11th, 19th, 27th, And August 1st at 2:00pm

The Action Is Set In Truvy’s Beauty Salon In Chinquapin, Louisiana, Where All The Ladies Who Are "Anybody" Come To Have Their Hair Done. Helped By Her Eager New Assistant, Annelle (Who Is Not Sure Whether Or Not She Is Still Married), The Outspoken, Wise-Cracking Truvy Dispenses Shampoos And Free Advice To The Town’s Rich Curmudgeon, Ouiser, ("I’m Not Crazy, I’ve Just Been In A Bad Mood For Forty Years"); An Eccentric Millionaire, Miss Clairee, Who Has A Raging Sweet Tooth; And The Local Social Leader, M’lynn, Whose Daughter, Shelby (The Prettiest Girl In Town), Is About To Marry A "Good Ole Boy." Filled With Hilarious Repartee And Not A Few Acerbic But Humorously Revealing Verbal Collisions, The Play Moves Toward Tragedy When, In The Second Act, The Spunky Shelby (Who Is A Diabetic) Risks Pregnancy And Forfeits Her Life. The Sudden Realization Of Their Mortality Affects The Others, But Also Draws On The Underlying Strength—And Love—Which Give The Play, And Its Characters, The Special Quality To Make Them Truly Touching, Funny And Marvelously Amiable Company In Good Times And Bad.

Dates:July 5 - August 3,2024

Location: The Heritage Center Theater, 105 North 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720

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