Location Profile Located in an old Mormon wardhouse, this avant-garde theater in the heart of the Marmalade Hill district is anything but Mormon. They've added a downstairs theater for more experimental works. The theater regularly features the works of Utah playwrights such as David Kranes and Aden Ross. The theater has a lounge and snack bar, and, in the winter, there's usually a fire roaring in the lounge's fireplace.
Artwork is exhibited year-round.
Last year SLAC exhibited the infamous Enid cartoons. Tables and chairs are set in front of regular seating during some cabaret-style productions. The subject matter in most productions is not suitable for children. Starting October 1999, the Salt Lake Acting Company is pleased to announce a change in student ticket policy. Single tickets for each play can be purchased in person through the SLAC box office or any ArtTix outlet, including Kingsbury Hall and the Union desk on the U of U campus, the Eccles Center for the Performing Arts in Park City, The Utah Festival Opera and the Ellen Eccles Theatres in Logan, and the Ogden Symphony and Ballet Association in Ogden.