14 December 2021
CenterPoint Legacy Theatre Presents the 2022 Season
by Discover Davis
If you have been to a show at the CenterPoint Legacy Theatre, then you know how great their performances are. After winning Utah’s Best of State in Community Theatre in 2020 AND 2021, it’s a fact now. We don’t want to miss a single show in 2022 after seeing this lineup, and if you’re like us and want to see them all, buy season passes here.
January 14 – February 12
They say laughter is the best medicine, so get ready for a much-needed dose delivered up in The Play That Goes Wrong. Set in the 1920’s, the actors of The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society do their level best to uphold the time-honored adage that “the show must go on” as they present to you the opening night of “Murder at Haversham Manor”. Quickly things go from bad to disastrous, and with an unconscious leading lady, a corpse who can’t seem to play dead, and actors who not only trip over their lines, but everything else on stage, you have the recipe for a riotous dose of healing laughter!
Sponsored by – Cache Valley Bank and Rocky Mountain Power
Venue:
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, January 22nd, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
Read our review here.
March 11 – April 19
It’s IMPOSSIBLE not to love the Broadway revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. This beautifully staged show is filled with romance, hope, unforgettable melodies, and of course, magic. It’s the perfect show for the whole family!
Sponsored by – Scott & Karen Keller
Venue
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, March 19th, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
June 17 – July 18
Big Fish is a heartfelt, powerful, and truly magical musical about fathers and sons, and the stories we use to define and shape our lives. The music is as beautiful and powerful as the story, and you just may walk away with some new favorites.
Sponsored by – Parr Brown Gee & Loveless Attorneys at Law / C.W. URBAN
Venue
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, June 25th, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
August 5 – September 3
Go Go Go Joe! One of the most enduring musicals of all time, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat is a reimagining of the Biblical story of Joseph, his father Jacob, eleven brothers and the envy of their favored brother with his coat of many colors.
Written by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, this show is a musically eclectic journey masterfully told using different genres of memorable tunes you’ll be singing long after. Joseph is a great show for the entire family.
Sponsored by – Workers Compensation Insurance
Venue
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, August 13th, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
September 23 – October 22
Bright Star is a beautifully written musical about a young woman growing up in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina. We see her first as a young carefree woman and then watch how her life changes as she becomes a well-to-do magazine editor 22 years later. Her story is inevitably woven with that of an idealistic young man named Billy, with whom she shares a mysterious connection. The blue grass score, (written by actor Steve Martin and Edie Brickell) provides a rich musical palette with which this story is painted.
Sponsored by – First Community Bank
Venue
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, October 1st, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
November 16 – December 17
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is to see Elf, the Musical. This wildly popular musical is packed with all the magical ingredients needed for the perfect start to your Christmas season. Come along with Buddy the Elf on his adventure to find his dad and ultimately save Christmas!
Sponsored by – Dewsnup, King, Olsen, Worel, Havas, Mortensen, Milne Attorneys at Law
Venue
Barlow Main Stage 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
ASL:
- ASL Performance Saturday, October 1st, 2:30 PM Matinee
- Certified Interpreter
- Ticket requests need to be made 48 hours in advance to ensure interpreters.
- Contact the Box Office for available seating. 801.298.1302
Leishman Hall Performances
June 10 – July 2
The Leishman Hall Black Box Theatre is proud to present the beloved and longest running musical in history, The Fantasticks. This charming tale, set in simpler times, is a story of two childhood friends who fall in love, and their meddling fathers who build a wall to keep them apart. The play opens with its most famous song, “Try to Remember”, sung by the narrator El Gallo who invites the audience to remember the happy and innocent days of their youth and then to follow along as this delightful story unfolds.
Venue
Leishman Performance Hall 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302
July 29 – August 20
A Murder is Announced, by Agatha Christie, begins with the local paper printing an announcement of a murder, a murder that will take place at a later date and time. This intriguing post piques the curiosity of the surrounding neighbors in this small English town enticing them to join in on what they think is a party game, but they soon find out that this is anything but a game. It is in fact a murder…
The plot thickens as each character’s motives, relationships and alibies converge to create the quintessential murder mystery in classic Agatha Christie style.
Venue
Leishman Performance Hall 525 N 400 W
Centerville, UT Phone: 801-298-1302