Podcasts about hale centre theatre

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Hale Centre Theatre, born from a deep passion for theatre, is celebrated for its world-class productions. Offering musicals, plays and educational programs, it combines artistic excellence with state-of-the-art technology and craftsmanship to create unforgettable experiences. Co-founder and artistic director, Sally Dietlein, joins us with more. Sally Dietlein: At Hale Centre Theatre, we're proud of the world-class productions we've brought to Utah since 1985. We offer everything from musicals to plays in our state-of-the-art round theater, which is one of the most advanced for live performances in the world. What truly sets us apart, however, is our commitment to our community. While we started as a for-profit organization, we became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 1997, and that shift allowed us to grow and focus even more on giving back to Utah. Our theater isn't just a place for performances — it's a home for local talent, an economic driver and a space where everyone can feel a sense of ownership. I invite you to come see what makes Hale Centre Theatre so special. Whether you're joining us for a show or supporting the arts, you're contributing to something that enriches the entire community. Learn more at HCT.org. Derek Miller: Hale Centre Theatre continues to enrich the community with exceptional performances, blending artistic innovation and cutting-edge technology. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 12/20/24

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Utah is blessed with great actors, singers and performers, hundreds of whom provide high quality entertainment at the Hale Center Theatre. Mark Dietlein is the President and CEO and provides insight about the impact they have. MARK DIETLEIN: Our mission at Hale Centre Theatre is to enrich lives through world-class theatre.  We're delighted to produce over 850 sold-out stage performances each year.  We also have an award-winning theatre education program for youth and adults.  Hale Centre Theatre employs over 250 full-time equivalent employees utilizing some of Utah's finest professional actors, directors and artisans.  We love seeing families, groups of friends or business associates using our productions as an opportunity to strengthen relationships as they experience Broadway musicals, plays and comedies.   Hale Centre Theatre specializes in entertainment which combines the latest and greatest technical wizardry with magical story-telling in a way that sets it apart from other theatrical experiences.  We're grateful to host 31,000 season ticket holders and well over a half a million attendees annually who trust the Hale Centre Theatre for exceptional live entertainment. We're in the happiness business and we invite everyone to come join the fun.  DEREK MILLER:  Current and upcoming shows at the Hale Center Theatre include Singing in the Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Little Mermaid, and more. For additional information and to buy tickets, go to HCT.org. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Aired August 10, 2022.

Bre Welch is an actress and photographer who has studied and performed in London, New York City, and Walt Disneyworld. She has performed in venues across Utah including Hale Centre Theatre, The Grand, The Ellen Eccles, Centerpoint Legacy Theatre, and the Salt Palace. Bre studied vocal performance for over fifteen years and is the owner and photographer of Pepperfox Photo where she takes rad headshots and modern branding photos. She is mommy to 3 incredible humans. Late last night I was on instagram when I saw a post from Bre about putting goodness into the performing community rather than the toxicity she was seeing, and it really struck a chord with me. The stars all aligned so that 13 hours later, we were able to sit down and talk all about this! I was so uplifted by the things Bre shared with me and I hope you leave this interview feeling the same way too.   Time Stamps: [00:56] - Bre Welch gives the backstory of The Pepperfox Podcast and its connection to the artist community.  [03:21] - How did Bre start doing photography? [06:21] - Bre says she was really active in photography, but she noticed this scarcity mindset she had. [08:52] - When you clearly communicate what you offer, you become the “go-to” person. [11:50] - Bre shares her experience of being a Disney princess. How did she hear about the opportunity? [13:31] - What do you do to audition as a Disney princess? PART 1 [16:31] - What do you do to audition as a Disney princess? PART 2 [18:29] - Your worth does not fluctuate. You are always worthy. [20:34] - What is Bre's advice to people in scrutinizing careers? [22:41] - We are here to fully live our lives. [24:40] - Who is the most magical person Bre remembers from her time at Disney? [27:26] - Bre wants to see more good infused into the theatre community. [29:52] - What is the hardest part of theatre in Bre's opinion? [31:23] - Opportunities are abundant, and they'll keep coming. [33:14] - We want to see people being people. [35:48] - Bre talks about which personality traits she sees emerging in her children. PART 1 [38:14] - Bre talks about which personality traits she sees emerging in her children. PART 2 [40:00] - It's not so much about what you do, but who you're becoming. [41:57] - Thank you Bre, and thank you for listening!   Supporting Resources: Bre's photography pepperfoxphoto.com Instagram @pepperfoxphoto Bre's podcast The Pepperfox Podcast

Hour 1 * Guest: Curt Crosby – Discussion of All Things Liberty – LocalHoneyMan.com. * Guest: Bryan Rust – Over the past 50 years, Rust Coins has been working to educate customers about precious metals – RustCoinAndGift.com. * National Day of Prayer is Today, Thursday, May 6! * Honest Money Report: Gold: $1796.70 Silver: $26.89. * Democrats Unveil U.S. Digital Dollar Legislation – Democrats Push Paperless Currency To Reset Americans Wealth To Zero – Soon to be forced upon you-Federal Reserve Digital Wallets with 0% privacy. * Pelosi pulled the new Digital Dollar Legislation from the stimulus package, but not long after, on March 24th, Senator Sherrod Brown proposed a new pro-digital dollar draft. S.3571 – Banking for All Act. * Could COVID-19 Relief, or The Climate Change Crisis Be Catalyst For A Digital Dollar? * Sidney Powell: America is now a ‘Communist regime’ – ‘They’re feeding lies to the American people every single day’ – Bob Unruh, WND.com. Hour 2 * CNN anchor Don Lemon claimed that God was “not about hindering people or even judging people. * CHRISTIANITY TOO HOT FOR CITY’S FARMERS’ MARKET. * Vaccine trial for children still looking for participants – Is This Child Abuse? * Hale Centre Theatre will not require masks from now on. * Is it time for Utah to switch to artificial grass? * Alabama Planning To Restore ‘In God We Trust’ Motto In Public Schools – Dean Young, chairman of the Ten Commandments political action committee, told AI.com his group hopes to push the ten commandments, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence into all schools so children can learn of their historical importance – “My hope is they have the Ten Commandments in the schools all over the state of Alabama as well as the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the historical documents that go with this country,” Young said. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

* CNN anchor Don Lemon claimed that God was "not about hindering people or even judging people. * CHRISTIANITY TOO HOT FOR CITY'S FARMERS' MARKET. * Vaccine trial for children still looking for participants - Is This Child Abuse? * Hale Centre Theatre will not require masks from now on. * Is it time for Utah to switch to artificial grass? * Alabama Planning To Restore 'In God We Trust' Motto In Public Schools - Dean Young, chairman of the Ten Commandments political action committee, told AI.com his group hopes to push the ten commandments, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence into all schools so children can learn of their historical importance - "My hope is they have the Ten Commandments in the schools all over the state of Alabama as well as the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the historical documents that go with this country," Young said.

In the mid-1980's, Mark and Sally Dietlein helped convert an old factory with a leaky roof into a theater with a round stage.  They opened up to a paid attendance of 25 people.  Over time, sold-out crowds forced the Hale Centre Theatre to knock out walls, add seats, and twice build bigger, newer venues.  Today, they continue to host sold-out performances every year to over a half million theatergoers on one of the world's most technically-advanced stages.  For the Dietleins, finding joy in others' happiness never gets old.

Bre and Sally talk about the humble beginnings of the wildly successful Hale Centre Theatre in Utah, and the principles it took to get their creative endeavor off the ground.One of the most inspiring episodes yet! Full show notes here.

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy is now in its 36th year of entertaining over a half million patrons annually. When Utah's COVID-19 recovery plan, Utah Leads Together, allowed for the opening of theaters, Hale Centre Theatre worked to implement a plan to promote the safety of both its patrons and team to keep artisans employed during this unprecedented time. CEO and co-founder, Mark Dietlein, is here with details. MARK DIETLEIN Since reopening after our COVID-19 closure, over 300 local professional artisans and actors are thrilled to be back at work at Hale Center Theatre, creating memorable experiences for patrons as they laugh, clap and thrill in the magic of live theatre. When we surveyed our patrons, we found that 70% were ready to enjoy live theatre again. Stringent safety precautions are in place for those attending, including wearing masks while in the theatre. We have implemented digital phone-friendly show programs, designed to minimize person-to-person contact in an easy-to-navigate format. We invite everyone to attend our current shows – Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express and Million Dollar Quartet, including music by Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis – as we fulfill our mission of “enriching lives through world-class theater.” DEREK MILLER We recognize the Hale Center Theatre's role as one that brings hope, relief and joy to Utahns. As they say, “the show must go on!” Learn more at HCT.org. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, and this is Speaking on Business. Originally Aired: September 28, 2020.

Bre and Director John Sweeney breakdown audition pet peeves, and the importance of being instead of acting.Originally from Philadelphia, PA, John has performed and directed on stagein nearly 200 productions over 40 years in theatres across the countryincluding North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly MA, Theatre IV inRichmond, VA, Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy, Utah and The Source inWashington, DC. Some of his favorite shows as a performer have been,‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’, ‘Big River’, ‘Lucky Stiff’, ‘Evita’, ‘Phantom’, ‘TheOdd Couple’ and ‘I Hate Hamlet’. John has had the great fortune to performwith many Broadway stars, such as, Kristin Chenoweth, Cathy Rigby, MarcKudisch, Kathleen Rowe McAllen, and Adam Dietlein, among others. Inaddition, he has directed more than 30 productions over the last 25 years,including the last 17 years as director of Hale Centre Theatre’s nationallyacclaimed production of ‘A Christmas Carol’. In 2004, HCT’s production of‘A Christmas Carol’ was named one of America’s most cherished Christmastraditions. Over the last 20 years, while living in Utah, he has become oneof the most sought after directors in the Salt Lake Valley having directedsuch shows as, ‘The Scarlet Pimpernel’, ‘Beauty and the Beast’, ‘A Tale ofTwo Cities’, ‘Mary Poppins’, ‘The Little Mermaid’, ‘The Last 5 Years’, ‘ToKill a Mockingbird’, ‘Big Fish’, and ‘Phantom’ among others. He currentlyresides in South Jordan, Utah, with his 13-year old son, JJ, his 8-year olddaughter, Charlotte, and his wife, Ally Sweeney, who works as aprofessional artist and painter.

Mike Evenson was joined by Michael D. Fox on episode 14 of the Unobstructed podcast. Michael, the Chief Operations Officer at Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy, Utah for the last 18 years, says that his passion is to turn the public into regular patrons and current patrons into raving fans of Hale Centre Theatre. Michael discussed his organization’s journey from venue shutdown to their reopening in late June. He shared all of the items that were considered by his team, the logic used to decide what protocols to put in place and the important things he’s learned along the way. This is a must-listen for any live events professional that is on the path to reopening their venue.

We’re switching things up this week with a sneak peek into the mind of Hale Centre Theatre’s resident artist, Madeline Ashton. You will be awed at what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite shows!Full show notes here.

If you’ve ever seen a show at Hale Centre Theatre and left with your jaw on the floor, it’s probably because of the design genius of Kacey Udy. His set designs are beautiful and innovative. We get into the nitty-gritty of one of his larger projects: the state-of-the-art HCT Sandy location with 2 gorgeous theatres and all the bells and whistles!“You have to be willing to be that vulnerable to throw out the craziest of ideas if you want something new…We can replicate all day long, but being original takes courage and it also takes ability to know—I’m gonna fail sometimes.”—Kacey Udy See full show notes here.

Insights from the Hale Centre Theatre director who has brought A Christmas Carol to the stage 16 years running, John Sweeney. John talks about working with adaptable material, refining a show over time, source material for classics, having a vision but not really being a "concept" guy, an appetite for new theatrical works, and how he collaborates with a production team and a cast to meet and exceed audience expectations.You can find out more about “In the Telling” at lizzylizzyliz.comTheme music by Gordon VetasSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

The Lifetime Store presents Friendsgiving with Frankie & Jess at the Hale Centre Theatre! Thanks to our sponsors, JBR Clinical Research and Agnes and Dora.

The Lifetime Store presents Friendsgiving with Frankie & Jess at the Hale Centre Theatre! Thanks to our sponsors, JBR Clinical Research and Agnes and Dora.

The Hale Centre Theatre is no stranger to performing arts. They've gracefully succeeded at becoming leaders in the theatre space for more than three decades. Now, with the use of digital signage, Hale Centre Theatre continues to push the envelope beyond the stage.  Their team has fully embraced the power of technology by working with RevelTV to design a venue experience unlike any other by surrounding each guest with a dynamic use of digital displays. On this episode of Digital Signage Stories, Brian Fitzpatrick, President/CEO of RevelTV, joins us to share the approach behind this project, which won DSE 2019’s Installation of the Year APEX Award. For more information on this case study, click here.

Industry events bring the latest products under one roof, but it is important to recognize how these innovations have changed the outside world in the past year.Absen, Inc. in partnership with Revel Media Group was honored as the Gold Medal recipient in the Venues category and Installation of the Year at the APEX Awards on March 27. What won Absen the award was its work on the Hale Centre Theatre in Salt Lake City, Utah. The company outfitted the theater with digital signage both inside and out to help carry out the vision set forth by the performance hall management team.The company's Senior Manager of Marketing and Communication Alison Maxson explained what the honor means for the company and more about the details of the award-winning project, which was also recognized as Installation of the Year at DSE.Absen worked with integrator Revel Media Group to install the LED boards in the theater and Maxson believes the collaboration was what made this success possible."I'm still in shock," Maxson said. "To me it's about the relationships that we're building. Technology is secondary. It's there but it's not the only thing. It really comes down to the relationships."To listen to Maxson's full thoughts on the Hale Centre Theatre, and all things DSE, make sure to check out her extended interview with host Tyler Kern on the MarketScale 'Transforming the Experience' podcast series.

Vinny Chavez joins us for our latest Behind the Scenes episode! He's one of our favorite actors, appearing in The Smartest Girl in the World, Junie B Jones is Not a Crook, and right now he's starring as Prince Char in Ella Enchanted. (At the Herberger Theatre December 18th-21st) Vinny Chavez is happy to be back at Childsplay after performing in the world premieres of A Very Hairy Javelina Holiday(Jose), Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook(Handsome Warren), and The Smartest Girl in the World (Hector). Other credits: All Shook Up with Theatre Works, Silence the Musical with Stray Cat Theatre, West Side Story and Me & My Girl with Hale Centre Theatre, and 21 Chump Street with A/C Theatre Company. Vinny is the Program Manager for Arizona Magic of Music & Dance, a non-profit theater program for youth and adults with disabilities. For more information, please visit www.vinnychavez.com. Don't forget to RSVP for our November 13th Tuesdays, Tacos and Theatre! Limited seats available!   Find and Rate us itunes or stitcher and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

In this episode the Navigators take a break from investigating the happenings at the parks and decide to invite their buddies, Jim and Christian of Hale Centre Theatre's production "The Music Man", to play games! They begin with "Did You Hear That?!" for Round 1, then "Giving Disney A Bad Name" for Round 2 and end with "Vocal Charades" for Round 3! Come play along with us as we test our Disney knowledge.

In this episode the Navigators take a break from investigating the happenings at the parks and decide to invite their buddies, Jim and Christian of Hale Centre Theatre's production "The Music Man", to play games! They begin with "Did You Hear That?!" for Round 1, then "Giving Disney A Bad Name" for Round 2 and end with "Vocal Charades" for Round 3! Come play along with us as we test our Disney knowledge.

Today we interview Krissa Lent, Hair Wig and Make-Up Designer at Hale Centre Theatre. We talk to her about her craft, how it integrates into the process, her journey there, and what ventilating a wig means! Enjoy the show! Hosts: Cynthia Hennon Marino and Stacy Hennon StoneProducer: Willis Kai Stone Attribution:   ----more---- Logo:Theater Masks by Nikita Kozin / Licence: CC BY 3.0thenounproject.com/term/theater-masks/516808/ Ritzy Remix font by Nick Curtis - www.nicksfonts.com/index.html Music and Soundcello_tuning by flcellogrl / Licence: CC BY 3.0freesound.org/people/flcellogrl/sounds/195138/ Flute Play C - 08 by cms4f / Licence: CC0 1.0freesound.org/people/cms4f/sounds/159123/ "Danse Macabre - Violin Hook" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) / Licence: CC BY 3.0 LicensesCC BY 3.0 - creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/CC0 1.0 - creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/