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LOCAL COLOR closes Plan-B Theatre’s 30th Anniversary Audio-Only Season
LOCAL COLOR is comprised of four short plays by members of Plan-B’s Theatre Artists of Color Writing Workshop: DoLs by Dee-Dee Darby-Duffin (a comedy about becoming friends in the most awkward...
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Utah’s Diverse Cultural Arts at the 2021 Living Traditions Festival
The Living Traditions Festival is celebrating 35 years of fostering the preservation and inclusion of Utah’s diverse cultural landscape through presentations of dance, music, craft, and culinary arts....
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Yaima at Clubhouse SLC provides a healing concert experience
The act of going within to heal, however needed these days, easily gets pushed aside like the pile of holey socks and shirts that has been sitting in my closet for a year… or more. And what a year to...
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It’s Too Hot: Debora Threedy on writing Alli and #3
The first draft of what ultimately became my play ALLI AND #3 was pretty much a disaster; the only piece I liked was the character of Alli Gator. To quote #3 from my play, “I think I see the problem.”...
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Rose Exposed: “We Just Don’t Know”— An Evening of New Short Works
ROSE EXPOSED is back (in person!) celebrating its tenth anniversary with an hour-long evening of new short works from Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation, Plan-B Theatre, PYGmalion Theatre...
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Speaking Candidly, On Writing The Clean-Up Project
THE CLEAN-UP PROJECT began as a journal entry in response to the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. I told Jerry Rapier at Plan-B Theatre that I was trying to make sense of my feelings and he...
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“AFTERSHOCK” is anything but cute
I have been attending LDS Singles wards for twenty-four years. Once, while discussing my single status with my sister, we joked about me sitting at a corner across from the LDS Conference Center after...
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Being Filipino Enough
A couple of years ago, something happened that threw me off. No, it wasn’t the global pandemic — though COVID did affect me and my work in unexpected ways. I wrote my first flat-out comedy during...
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