“Noises Off” Marks Reopening of Grand Theatre

The Grand Theatre is thrilled to announce its first show of the new year, Noises Off, called “the funniest farce ever written.”

Performances run Wednesdays through Saturdays, March 23 through April 16, 7:30 p.m., with an additional 2 p.m. showing on Saturdays. The beautiful Grand Theatre is located at 1575 S. State St., Salt Lake City. Tickets can be purchased at www.grandtheatrecompany.com or by calling the Grand Box Office at 801-957-3322.

Noises Off is a play within a play that presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing and performing a play called Nothing On. There’s the actual play, Noises Off, which is the story of the on- and off-stage shenanigans surrounding the play Nothing On. Every actor plays two characters, their role in Noises Off and the people they play in Nothing On. Slamming doors, intrigue onstage and off and an errant herring all figure into the plot of this hilarious and classic comedy.

Tickets are $27 and senior tickets are $20. The Grand offers many specialized discounts for groups, veterans, college students, alumni, junior high and high school students and many more. Check our website to learn more.

Doors open 30 minutes prior to start time. Children five and up are welcome, but no babes in arms. Parking is free in the North and East parking lots of the Salt Lake Community College South City Campus. Metered and ADA-accessible parking will be monitored.

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