Catch a high-energy, family-friendly production of Bye Bye Birdie in Perry, Utah. This three-hour teen musical—presented by heritagetheatreutah—recreates 1960s small-town drama with lively choreography, classic songs, and a cast full of local talent.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most fitness levels but expect standing/walking for intermission and parking.
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History
Bye Bye Birdie is a comedic musical rooted in early 1960s pop culture and has been a staple of school and community theater repertoires for decades.
Conservation
Support the local arts by minimizing single-use plastics at events and by carpooling or using shared parking to reduce congestion.
Arrive Early
Give yourself 20–30 minutes to find parking and settle in—local lots fill before curtain for weekend shows.
Bring Small Bills
Concessions and programs are often cash-friendly; have small bills for snacks and donations to the company.
Protect Young Ears
Ensemble numbers can be loud—bring ear protection for sensitive children.
Study the Score
If you’re a theater student, arrive open to watching choreography and blocking to learn staging techniques.
Comfortable shoes
You may walk between parking and the venue and stand during intermission.
Light jacket
Evening temperatures in northern Utah can cool quickly after sunset.
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Small cash
Useful for concessions, programs, or local vendors that may prefer cash.
Ear protection for kids
Helps sensitive children handle loud ensemble numbers and energetic music.