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A theatre on W Center St in Logan.

A theatre located at 59 S 100 W in Logan.

The Ellen Eccles Theatre is an active historic theatre where more than 100 performances occur every year. From community theater productions to touring Broadway musicals, and from stand-up comedy to dance, the Ellen Eccles Theatre hosts it all. The Ellen Eccles Theatre first opened in 1923 as the Capitol Theatre following the destruction of the Thatcher Opera House in a fire in 1912. Decades later, after use as both a performance hall and a movie theatre, the space had fallen into disrepair. In 1989, a group of citizens led by Michael Ballam oversaw the renovation of the theatre to its former glory. Today, the theatre is owned by the city of Logan, UT, and managed by the independent nonprofit Cache Valley Center for the Arts.

A theatre located at 480 N 100 E Ste 120 in Logan.

A theatre company on W Center St in Logan.

A theatre in Logan.

A black box theatre at Utah State University in Logan.

An outdoor amphitheater located at 5005 Old Main Hill in Logan.

An opera and musical theatre company located at 59 S 100 W in Logan.

Founded in 1983, Valley Dance Ensemble is Cache Valley's only modern dance company and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching our community through contemporary dance. We present high-quality performances, foster artistic excellence, and provide creative opportunities for dancers, choreographers, and educators. Our School for Modern Dance offers classes for all ages in a welcoming environment that encourages creativity, confidence, and lifelong learning. We are a non-competitive dance company, so we solely hope to focus on telling a story with our movement. Whether you're looking to take a dance class, attend a performance, or support the arts, VDE is committed to inspiring and connecting our community through dance.