How long is the performance?

The run time is approximately three hours including intermission.

Where do I buy tickets?

Book through the supplied FareHarbor referral link to see dates, times, and availability.

Is the show appropriate for children?

Into The Woods contains mature themes and consequences; check age recommendations or contact the box office if you’re unsure.

Is parking available?

Parking is typically available nearby but can be limited at smaller venues—arrive early to secure a spot.

Is the venue accessible?

Contact the box office in advance to confirm accessible seating and accommodations for mobility needs.

What is the refund policy?

Refunds and cancellations are handled through the booking platform; check FareHarbor’s terms at time of purchase.

Into The Woods in Perry: A Small-Town Staging of Sondheim's Tony-Winning Classic

Into The Woods brings Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Tony-winning fable to Perry, Utah, inviting audiences to watch storybook desires collide under a compact, community-theater roof. Set in Perry, Utah, United States, this three-hour staging folds Cinderella, Jack, the Baker and a Witch into one moral fairy tale where wishes arrive with cost and consequence. The production moves briskly between comic set pieces and wrenching emotional beats: a yearning Cinderella who wants the King’s festival, a Baker and his wife desperate for a child, and Jack who hopes his cow will give milk. The score alternates nimble patter and aching balladry; Sondheim’s music makes plain the way small choices ripple outward. For locals and travelers alike, the show reads like a regional conversation about family and responsibility - performed by a close-knit cast whose energy transforms a modest stage into an immersive story machine. Attending a community production in Perry is more than seeing a play; it’s a chance to feel the town’s cultural pulse. Perry sits a short drive from Willard Bay and the northern reaches of the Great Salt Lake, so many evenings begin with quiet shoreline light and end with the intimate drama of the theater. The local landscape - spare wetlands, juniper-studded hills, and distant peaks of the Wasatch - frames the trip, offering an easy pairing of outdoors time and performing arts. Practicalities are straightforward: plan for a roughly three-hour run time, expect limited on-site concessions at smaller venues, and arrive early to secure the best seats and parking. The show is family-friendly in theme but contains mature consequences and darker acts; check age-suitability if you’re bringing young children. If you’re visiting from Salt Lake City, Brigham City, or Ogden, Into The Woods makes an excellent cultural stop between a morning hike and an evening meal. Why book? Sondheim’s modern classic rewards close listening. This staging in Perry gives the score room to breathe and the ensemble room to surprise. It’s the kind of production that makes small-town theater feel essential - alive, risk-taking, and emotionally direct. Book through the supplied FareHarbor link to confirm dates and availability. If you love theater that asks for reflection as much as it entertains, this Into The Woods production in Perry is a compact, memorable night out. Expect a small-house atmosphere where applause can fold into conversation; ensemble members often serve multiple production roles, and that makes every run feel handcrafted. Seating tends to be intimate—close rows let you read expressions and catch lyric detail—so reserve early. Many shows coordinate with nearby restaurants; make an evening of it and support Perry’s cafes and diners after the curtain. If you need accessible seating or have special requests, contact the box office before your visit or call ahead.

Into The Woods in Perry: A Small-Town Staging of Sondheim's Tony-Winning Classic

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