The Oquirrh West Project Tickets

The Oquirrh West Project is a Utah-based contemporary dance company founded in May 2017 by artistic director Sharlee Peay. Known for movement-based works and close collaboration with choreographers, the company emphasizes expressive physical storytelling and ensemble collaboration. Although recent public engagements have faced cancellations due to global events, The Oquirrh West Project remains an active presence in Utah’s dance scene, with planned performances in 2026 that highlight their distinctive approach to movement theatre.

Based in Salt Lake City and surrounding Utah venues, the company maintains a strong connection to local audiences and venues that have welcomed their work in the past, including Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. We’ll help you secure your seats for upcoming shows and provide context on what to expect from this innovative dance ensemble.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, a look at notable projects, and a preview of upcoming performances on their 2026 tour schedule. If you’re new to The Oquirrh West Project, think of it as a collaborative movement theatre experience that invites audience immersion and thoughtful physical storytelling.

Upcoming 2026 performances include engagements at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center and Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center on March 27–28, 2026. As you plan your visit, remember that schedules can shift; we’ll keep you updated with the latest information so you can secure your seats with confidence. For fans and first-timers alike, The Oquirrh West Project offers a compelling window into Utah’s contemporary dance scene.

Follow the company’s latest updates and engagement details on their official channels. We’ve included reliable links to their official social media and website to ensure you stay informed and connected as new dates are announced.

Discography for this project focuses on movement-based works rather than studio recordings, so the experience centers on live performance, choreography, and staging rather than traditional music releases. When you attend, you’ll be part of a live dance event curated to highlight collaboration with visiting choreographers and a distinctive movement vocabulary.