Salt Lake City is teeming with talented artists and entertainers. Each week The Daily Utah Chroncile sets out to highlight U alumni, past and present, currently involved in art to see what they’re up...
This January, Pioneer Theatre Company brings another American classic to their stage, opening the new year with “Fences" on January 6.
“Fences” comes at a more than appropriate time as...
On the day he was interviewed, Christopher Landes was in the Union Ballroom finishing up group presentations for a senior Mechanical Engineering design group project. With everyone around him wearing bland,...
A bleak stage, set and open to view before "Fences" begins, sets audiences up for the bleakness and pain that will soon be portrayed. With space taken up only by a small, two-story brick house fronting...
Though U students have some of the most expansive dance experience in the nation, school system standards are written to honor concert dance forms. However, this serves to limit the larger Utah population's...
What’s hot in Utah? According to the National Endowment for the Arts, art is. In the 2016 survey of Public Participation in the Arts, Utah was found to have the highest attendance of art events in the...
It’s that time of year when college students suddenly realize how much they have procrastinated finding gifts for the special ones in their lives due to finals. Now that the panic is upon you, you need...
Odyssey Dance Theatre's ReduxNut-Cracker opened last Wednesday night. A contemporary version of the original Nutcracker Ballet, the performance incorporated a variety of modern characteristics and themes,...
With the longest running “Nutcracker” production in the country, Ballet West is filling this holiday season with terrific talent and incredible artistic style.
Beginning in 1944, this particular version...
Comedy is a universal medium for communicating often-complex ideas, while also bringing people closer together. Everyone, everywhere, regardless of culture knows how to laugh and have a good...
