May 25, 2017—Cedar City, Utah SHAKESPEARE E-GLOBE Guys and Dolls Edition Costume design by K. L. Alberts DESIGNERS CREATE 1930s NEW YORK CITY Costumes are being sewn, lights are being hung, and scenery is being built. But before any of that could happen, the Festival's designers and directors created their visions and ideas of their plays. You can get a peek at the ideas for Guys and Dolls by viewing some of the drawings created by our costume and scenery designers.  Get an Early Peek at the Designs

THE RAREST KIND OF BROADWAY GOLD Wishing to turn from an uncertain, turbulent present to a gentler, safer past seems to be a common human trait. Though not possible in real life, it can happen for a few hours in the theatre. Guys and Dolls, which premiered in 1950, reaches back to a period (during the Great Depression) that, while not gentle, was safely past and tinted with nostalgia. Read the Story  Scenery design by Jason Lajka Costume design by K. L. Alberts   LOESSER, SWERLING, AND BURROWS Like any wildly successful musical, it took a talented team of writers to create the musical Guys and Dolls. With music and lyrics by Frank Loesser and book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, this collaboration of a story of gangsters, gamblers, and missionaries in New York City became a Broadway and film success—and will be on the Festival stages this summer.    Meet the Playwrights   MORE TO HELP YOU ENJOY THE PLAY   Synopsis | Characters | Casting | Complete Study Guide Purchase Tickets | Donate | Festival on the Web STAY CONNECTED Join Our Mailing List

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