Draper Historic Theatre is a nonprofit performing arts venue in Draper, Utah, with roots reaching back to 1938. Originally opened by the Howell family as The Pearl, the building served the community as a movie house featuring films and vaudeville acts.

Community Theater in Draper, Utah

After a fire in 1951, the theater was rebuilt, and in 1988 it transitioned to live performances under the ownership of Charles and Vanessa Nelson. Today, its programming includes family friendly musicals, plays, and youth productions, creating opportunities for local performers and audiences to take part in community theater.

With seating for approximately 180 people, the venue offers an intimate setting for productions and supports engagement in the performing arts. Call (801) 901-8192 or visit.