SALT LAKE ACTING COMPANY

Salt Lake Acting Company is a small professional theatre with a totally unique voice and a national footprint... We are grateful for the foundations, corporations, government, and individual donors who are integral in fulfilling our mission. Salt Lake Acting Company couldn't exist without them... From its humble beginnings in a Unitarian Church in 1969, SLAC has gone on to become the region's premier theatre for contemporary plays. In 1978, SLAC moved to the Glass Factory Theatre, which it called home for five years before returning to a church. Today SLAC's home is the historic 19th Ward House of Worship, originally built in 1896 by early settlers with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in the Marmalade Hill District of Salt Lake City. The 14,000-square-foot facility, which SLAC leases from the City, contains rehearsal space, dressing rooms, offices, lounge and kitchen. Fully-renovated, it includes two flexible theatres: the 113-seat Chapel Theatre, and the 160-seat..

Primary location: Salt Lake City United States