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Hi all! I have a question. I'm assuming that "Marmalade Hill Center" refers to the Salt Lake Acting Company. Am I right? If that's the case, then it might seem odd for that phrase to stop half-way through the list. Also, I thought perhaps it would be more appropriate to drop "Marmalade Hill Center" once it was officially known as "Salt Lake Acting Company." When was that, by the way? I'm pretty sure it was known as SLAC by 1987, or am I wrong? Or, was Marmalade Hill Center actually a different location than the current Salt Lake Acting Company? I didn't become involved with SLAC until 1993, so its history in the '80's is somewhat fuzzy for me.
Anyway, I would like to propose the following edit: Perhaps we should create a little subheading for the location of each show so we can avoid repeating the location so much. For example:
Productions edit
Elliot Hall edit
- 1977: Saturday's Voyeur
Glass Factory Theatre edit
- 1978: Roadshow '78
- 1979: Roadshow '79
- 1980: (name?)
Marmalade Hill Center edit
- 1982: (name?)
Salt Lake Acting Company edit
- 1987: 10th Anniversary Roadshow
- 1988: Christmas Roadshow '88
- 1989: Christmas Roadshow '89
- 1990: Summer Roadshow
Green Street at Trolley Square edit
- 1993: (name?)
- 1994: (name?)
Salt Lake Acting Company edit
- 1995: Spirit of the Hive
- 1996: Phatman of the Opera
- 1997: Jordan Riverdance
- 1998: 20th Anniversary Cruise
- 1999: The Zoodoo Voodoo Follies
- 2000: Saturday's Voyeur 2000
- 2001: Mahana You Ugly
- 2002: The Sorghum Chronicles
- 2003: Saturday's Voyeur 25th Anniversary
- 2004: Saturday's Voyeur 2004
- 2005: Saturday's Voyeur 2005
- 2006: Bendover, a Tale of Two Cities
- 2007: The Rocky show
What do you think of this organization? Any other ideas? KevinM (talk) 16:49, 15 June 2008 (UTC)