How UVU Made Audiences a Player in ‘Clue’

Orem, Utah – November 11th, 2026 UVU Theatre’s production of Clue sold out tickets months before the show was scheduled to run. Tickets were limited to 12 seats a night; their website advertised the show as “interactive.” The location of the production wasn’t even at a theater! Instead, viewers were assured that they would solve the mysteries of Clue within an “unusual space where the small audience is a big part of the action.” Clue was staged inside UVU’s Old Alumni House. This house was originally used by former UVU President Matt Holland to host important donors to the university and to hold board meetings. Once the new Alumni building was opened, the old house didn’t have much use for the university anymore. Enter UVU’s Theatre department. The program had been looking for a house they could turn into their set, and The Old Alumni House seemed the perfect fit. Over the course of the production, actors rehearsed and staged scenes across various rooms in the home.

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