Plan-B Theatre Company

- we reached a total audience of more than 61,000 (our largest ever) - we have appeared on the Utah review's end-of-year "top ten moments of the Utah enlightenment" list each december since its inception in 2015. The list traditionally contains ten entries in no particular order. That changed in december of 2022, with the clean-up project by carleton bluford being named the moment of the year. - each of the three shows comprising our subscription series-my brother was a vampire by morag shepherd, go home come back by darryl stamp, and fire by jenifer nii-enjoyed sold out runs. Fire also toured to five Utah high schools as part of our a week with a play program. - we moved from provisional to full status as part of the professional outreach programs in the schools (pops) program administered by the Utah state board of education. - for the second consecutive year, feedspot named our website one of the 15 best worldwide for playwrights. - we published "ob?chan told me gaman: a child's view of topaz" by samantha matsukawa, illustrated by aaron asano swenson, in observance of the japanese american day of remembrance, providing a copy free of charge to every public elementary school library in the state. - we offered our statewide free elementary school tour of ballet for aliens by gerard hernandez, jenny kokai, and oliver kokai-means in three formats: in person, video-on-demand, and audio play, serving100 schools in person and 109 schools virtually. - we partnered with Utah humanities to provide a copy of "the sky at our feet" by nadia hashimi to every school served in person by ballet for aliens. - we collaborated for the second year with Utah symphony on "encore: a celebration of black symphonic music," their fifth-grade concerts of music by black composers. - we co-produced the 11th anniversary of rose exposed with our fellow rose wagner resident companies: gina bachauer international piano foundation, pygmalion Theatre Company, repertory dance Theatre, ririe-woodbury dance Company, and sb dance. Our entry was "push back" by first-time playwright marybeth jarvis clark, from the first cohort of our creative aging playwriting workshop. - we co-produced the 16th annual episode of radio hour with kuer's radio west: the case of the missing dog by brandan ngo, a member of our Theatre artists of color writing workshop.