St George Entertainment

As a growing regional cultural center, St. George's entertainment options are increasing. Two of the highlights are the Tuacahn Amphitheater and St. George Musical Theater. Both bring Broadway plays to the area. St. George is also 45 minutes south of Cedar City home of the Utah Shakespearean Festival. Look for places to eat before heading to watch a play or musical, some may offer special discounts that combine food and tickets. Similarly, you can check with the place your staying to see if they offer tickets.

Tuacahn is an outdoor amphitheater that showcases a beautiful mountain range that reaches about 1500 feet high behind the stage. The backdrop complements - but does not steal the show - plays such as Peter Pan and South Pacific and concerts by such acts like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. It also hosts a performing arts high school as it tries to foster culture in the area.

Since the mid-1980s, the St. George Musical Theater presents plays in a different atmosphere than Tuachan. The audience sits on all four sides of the stage as its members mainly look down from higher ground, but the stage also incorporates space above the audience at the four corners of the theater. The theater company has presented plays such as Bye Bye Birdie and Oliver while hosting ghost tours around the theater each October.

St. George Utah Area Entertainment:

• Tuacahn Amphitheater
  Spectacular outdoor musical with a backdrop of red sandstone cliffs reaching 1500 ft. high.
  1100 Tuacahn Drive
  Ivins, Utah 84738
  800-746-9882 | 435-652-3300
• Celebrity Concert Series
  Dixie State College
  Cox Auditorium
  325 South 700 East
  St. George
  435-652-7994
• St. George Opera House
  200 North & Main Street
  St. George
  435-627-4510
• St. George Musical Theater
  37 South 100 West
  St. George
  435-628-8755
• Utah Shakespearean Festival
  351 West Center Street
  Cedar City
  800-746-9882

St. George Utah Area Movie Theaters:

St. George and the surrounding area offer many options when it comes to movies. St. George alone has 5 movie complexes, managed by MegaPlex Theaters; making it easy to see a show no matter where you choose to stay. The IMAX Theatre is about a 45 minute drive from St. George and offers a wide range of documenties and movies. Some people like to go early and find a places to eat before going to the IMAX movie.

• Pineview Stadium 10
  2376 East Red Cliffs Drive
  Washington, UT 84780
  435-673-1994
• Washington Red Cliff Cinema
  1750 East Red Cliff Drive
  Washington, UT 84780
  435-673-1994
• Coral Cliff’s Cinema 8
  850 West State Street
  Hurricane
  435-635-1484
• Virgin River Cinema
  Mesquite
  702-346-7700
• St. George Stadium 8
  1091 North Bluff Street
  St. George
  435-673-1994

• St. George Cinema 6
  905 South Main
  St. George
  435-673-1994
• Zion’s Canyon IMAX Theatre
  145 Zion Park Blvd
  Springdale
  435-772-2400
• Redd Hills Cinema 8
  790 West Pioneer Blvd
  Mesquite
  702-346-6100
• Pioneer Theatre
  Overton
  702-397-2307