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Glass Factory Theatre
119 South West Temple
Arrow Press Square
Salt Lake City, Utah
84101
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Proscenium
Sandy, Utah
Scott McQuarrie, a Utah County developer, approached Sandy City in 2006 about building a 2,400-seat Broadway theater southwest of City Hall. The development was named “The Proscenium”, after the Greek innovation to better frame theater performances. The announcement created a rivalry between Sandy and Salt Lake City, which had also had plans for a Broadway theater. Funding for the Proscenium dried up after the credit market tumbled in late 2008.
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Photographer: Grant Smith
Date: 23 March 2007
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Glass Factory Theatre
119 South West Temple
Arrow Press Square
Salt Lake City, Utah
84101
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Before 1972
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After 1976
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The Glass Factory Theatre was located in Arrow Press Square.
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