Exclusive backstage tours of the Eccles Theater to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Eccles Theater is opening its doors for backstage tours on Sunday, October 25, to celebrate its 10th anniversary. It's a rare chance to get behind the scenes of a venue that usually only shows you the front-of-house, and since it's tied to the theater's 10th year, it's more of a milestone than a regular open house.
If you've spent any time at the Eccles, you know the view from the seats. These tours take you to the other side—the wings, the fly loft, the dressing rooms, and the technical spaces that keep the productions running. It's the kind of access you don't get when you're just buying a ticket for a show. You'll see the machinery that moves the scenery and the areas where the performers prepare before they step into the light.
It's a good fit if you've ever wondered how a stage actually works or if you're just a fan of the theater itself. The tours are being held specifically to mark the theater's 10th anniversary, so it's a celebration of the venue as much as a look at its inner workings. If you've seen a few shows there over the last decade, this is a way to see the building from a completely different angle.
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The tours run from 10 AM to 2 PM at Eccles Theater, 131 S Main St in Salt Lake City. That's a four-hour window on a Sunday morning, so you can drop in when it works for you. If you're going to be downtown that day, it's an easy stop.
