As Tuacahn’s Head Animal Wrangler, Kimberlee Davis oversees the training and safety of our beloved animal actors. Horses, goats, sheep, a camel, a dog, and more live year-round at Tuacahn, relying on her to keep them healthy and happy, and to train them to keep their cool on the stage. How many seasons have you worked for Tuacahn? I …

  In 2019 Utah Governor, Gary R. Herbert declared September 27 as Tuacahn Day in honor of Hyrum and Gail Smith and their generous contributions to Tuacahn Center for the Arts as well as the significant success and economic impact Tuacahn has had on Washington County. Sitting with a view of the majestic present-day Tuacahn Amphitheatre, it’s hard to imagine …

  After months of careful planning and anticipation, Tuacahn is thrilled to announce its 2024 season featuring five spectacular productions that have never before graced the Tuacahn stages. It’s a season that offers something unforgettable for everyone with Disney’s Frozen, Anastasia and Jersey Boys: The Story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons in the Outdoor Amphitheatre and Ring of …