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Letter: If politics got you down, go find some joy at the Pioneer Theatre Company

(Trent Nelson  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) Workers at Pioneer Theatre Company's new theatre space, the Meldrum Theatre at the Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse in Salt Lake City on Friday, March 15, 2024.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Workers at Pioneer Theatre Company's new theatre space, the Meldrum Theatre at the Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse in Salt Lake City on Friday, March 15, 2024.

If you are like many of us, our “wells” are dry. Between the national political scene and our local legislators inability and lack of real and immediate action to save Great Salt Lake, where do we turn for pure joy?

How about Pioneer Theatre Company. You have until Sept. 27 to witness and experience pure joy and amazement. “2 pianos 4 hands” is a delight. The two gentlemen (Richard Todd Adams and Matthew McGloin), who each in their own right are superb, not only are brilliant actors but truly astounding musicians as well. And with Utah’s reputation as having the most pianos per capita in the U.S., the theater should be filled to capacity. I was so excited about this production, I penned this letter immediately upon my return from PTC’s production. Don’t miss out on filling your “well.”

Helene Cuomo, Millcreek

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