Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, Performing arts center in downtown Salt Lake City, United States.
The Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center is a performance venue in downtown Salt Lake City with three theater spaces of varying capacities. The facility accommodates everything from intimate productions to larger-scale performances within its different rooms.
The center opened in 1997 on land donated by the Wagner family to the city. The site held significance as the location where the family's bag manufacturing business had operated.
The venue serves as a hub for contemporary dance and theater productions from both local and visiting artists. It plays a central role in the city's arts community and attracts audiences interested in live performing arts.
The facility offers wheelchair seating, elevators, and accessible parking for visitors. Refreshments are available during events, and tickets can be purchased through multiple options.
The building contains four dance studios used by resident dance companies like the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. This makes the space an active hub for daily artistic training and creation beyond just performances.
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