About DoGood Theatre

Our ultimate aim is a compassionate community of creators—youth and alumni alike—who uplift society through art, faith, and service. We believe that by doing theater in God’s way, we learn to know Him more fully and come to love others more deeply.

Our Purpose

At DoGood Theatre, we do more than produce great shows. We help young people thrive, both in on stage and in life. The stage is more than a place to perform. On stage, youth can grow resilience, confidence, and joy.

Origins of DoGood

Our founder, Luke Garrett, saw the growing number of teenagers who experience depression, anxiety, and stress. With a background in theater and a passion for supporting youth, he saw an opportunity to make a difference. Our team at DoGood Theatre partnered with social workers, psychologists, and theatre professionals to create a program combining artistic excellence with mental health, spiritual growth, and lasting happiness.

Where We Are Today

Today, Do Good Theatre nurtures youth who become skilled performers and grow into compassionate, resilient individuals. Their experience on stage prepares them to have confidence, creativity, and character as they go throughout life.

Our Amazing Team

Luke Garrett

Founder, Director, and Producer

Luke directed his first musical at the age of 16 and has taken every opportunity to continue on this path. Prior to creating DoGood Theatre, Luke directed Mary Poppins, Fiddler on the Roof, and Into The Woods. He studied theater and psychology at BYU and has participated in several independent studies on Broadway. He is also an award-winning actor.

Trevor Smith

Music Director

Trevor currently teaches music at BYU. He has directed choirs around the world and loves working with people. From a young age, Trevor has participated in theater with credits including Prince Eric (The Little Mermaid) and Gaston (Beauty and the Beast).

Marin Miller

Choreographer

Marin has been dancing since before she could walk. Her love for the stage was sparked as she was a part of various theatre companies, studio dance teams, and competition groups. Marin is currently studying psychology and education at UVU in pursuit of a career teaching and supporting adolescents. Some of her favorite productions have been Newsies, West Side Story, and Lucky Stiff.

Research

Our founder, Luke Garrett, has researched the effects of negative media on youth and wrote an essay on the topic. DoGood Theatre is committed to providing positive entertainment in a world saturated with inappropriate content for youth. Click here if you are interested in learning more!