Saturday's Voyeur

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Saturday's Voyeur is a live theatrical production played in Salt Lake City, run annually since 1978 by the Salt Lake Acting Company. Saturday's Voyeur is a parody of Utah life, Utah politics, and Utah religion (notably, Mormonism). In fact, the name itself is a parody of the Mormon production Saturday's Warrior, by Lex de Azevedo. Each year's production is different and reflects the contemporary issues in Utah news.

Saturday's Voyeur is considered SLAC's annual fundraiser and the theater is cabaret style, where patrons are permitted to bring their own alcoholic beverages.

[edit] Productions

  • 1977: (name?), at Elliot Hall
  • 1978: Roadshow '78, at the Glass Factory Theatre
  • 1979: Roadshow '79, at the Glass Factory Theatre
  • 1980: (name?), at the Glass Factory Theatre
  • 1982: (name?), at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1987: 10th Anniversary Roadshow, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1988: Christmas Roadshow '88, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1989: Christmas Roadshow '89, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1990: Summer Roadshow, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1993: (name?), at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1995: Spirit of the Hive, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1996: Phatman of the Opera, at the Marmalade Hill Center
  • 1997: Jordan Riverdance
  • 1998: 20th Anniversary Cruise
  • 1999: The Zoodoo Voodoo Follies
  • 2000: (name?)
  • 2001: Mahana You Ugly
  • 2002: The Sorghum Chronicles
  • 2003: Saturday's Voyeur 25th Anniversary
  • 2004: (name?)
  • 2005: (name?)
  • 2006: Bendover, a Tale of Two Cities

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