Salt Lake Acting Company, known as SLAC, makes its home in the Marmalade District of Salt Lake City, inside a repurposed 19th century LDS meetinghouse. Established in 1970 by Edward Gryska, the company has built a reputation for bold, thought provoking plays, including a steady stream of regional and world premieres that keep audiences coming back.

Theater Company in Salt Lake City, Utah

The building holds two intimate performance spaces, an upper level theater that seats about 180 and a main level theater that holds around 100, creating a close connection between actors and audience. SLAC also supports accessibility through wheelchair accessible seating and sensory inclusive performances, and it nurtures new voices in theater through programs like the New Play Sounding Series and Playwrights’ Lab.

For anyone interested in contemporary, locally rooted theater, SLAC offers a distinct experience in the heart of Salt Lake City. Call 801-363-7522 or visit the West 500 North address to see what is playing.