The Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center

The Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center is a downtown Salt Lake City venue that opened in 2001 as a home for local performing artists. Located at 138 Broadway, the building sits on the site of the childhood home of Izzi Wagner, who became the project's naming donor and named the center for his mother, Rose; the Jeanne Wagner Theatre for his wife; and the Leona Wagner Black Box for his sister. The Rose is home to five resident companies — Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation, Plan-B Theatre Company, Pygmalion Productions, Repertory Dance Theatre, and Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company — and hosts a wide range of programming, from modern dance and theater to classical music, ballet, student recitals, and even U.S. Naturalization ceremonies. It also serves as a venue for Utah Film Center events and festivals throughout the year and hosts Sundance Film Festival screenings each January. The center's three theaters — the Jeanne Wagner Theatre, the Leona Wagner Black Box, and the Studio Theatre — along with four dance rehearsal studios, can be rented for private events and receptions. Guest amenities include assisted listening devices, concessions, coat check, and ADA-accessible restrooms on every level, with the venue reachable via the TRAX Blue and Green Lines at Gallivan Plaza Station.