Ririe-Woodbury Calendar

TO SEE BEYOND OUR TIME

April 13-15, 2023 | 7:30 PM | no late seating permitted 

Moving Parts Family and Sensory Friendly matinee: April 15 | 1-2 PM

Leona Wagner Black Box Theater at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center 

TO SEE BEYOND OUR TIME is a new dance created in response to the urgent call to save the Great Salt Lake. Galvanized by the declining water levels and catastrophic impact on both the air quality and the Lake’s teeming ecosystem, this dance reckons with our interconnected environmental fates. To See Beyond Our Time bears witness to what is happening to the Great Salt Lake and our response. It is an invitation to greater attention, recognition, and shared action.

Co-Creation and Choreography: Daniel Charon

Co-Creation and Dramaturgy: Alexandra Harbold

Lighting Design: Jessica Greenberg

Costume Design: Melissa Younker

Floral Scenic Arrangements: Kat Nix

Performance: Peter Farrow, Megan McCarthy, Alexander Pham,  Fausto Rivera, Sasha Rydlizky, and Miche’ Smith

 

Full evening performance: 

April 13, 14, 15, 7:30 PM 

ASL Interpreter - NEW! Friday, April 14th, 7:30pm

Tickets: $35 General Admission - available here

$15 Student/Senior (must be purchased at the ArtTix box office or by calling ArtTix)

 

Moving Part Family and Sensory Friendly Performance:

Saturday April 15, 1-2 PM 

Tickets: $10 General Admission - available here

ASL Interpreter - April 15, 1-2 PM

 

Additional support provided by Roberta Schlicher

BUY TICKETS TO EVENING PERFORMANCES

BUY MOVING PARTS FAMILY AND SENSORY FRIENDLY MATINEE

 

Check out the articles and resources that have been used to inform TO SEE BEYOND OUR TIME - greatly in part by the the tremendous work of the Great Salt Lake Collaborative.

• Overview of the Great Salt Lake

• The Memory of the Great Salt Lake - Deseret News

• A Brief History of the Great Salt Lake - Utah Stories

• Why the Courts Could Have the Final Say - SL Tribune

• The Future of the Great Salt Lake - U of U

• Even with massive snowpack, conservation key to Utah's drought and Great Salt Lake

• The Great Salt Lake isn’t just for the birds — it’s part of a water network that ties Utah to the rest of the West and the world

• LDS Church to permanently donate thousands of acre-feet of water to the Great Salt Lake

• Great Salt Lake ‘healing’ needs Native American input, Shoshone leader says 

  • Tribes still not consulted as state tries to save Great Salt Lake

• The memory of Great Salt Lake runs deep, even if the water doesn’t

• Farmers are skeptical about participating in water leasing to save the Great Salt Lake. Here’s why.

• The Great Salt Lake’s ecological collapse has begun

• Lake advocates rally to demand more action for Great Salt Lake

  • Great Salt Lake Solutions vs. Utah Legislative Action