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The word “ballet” brings to mind graceful dancers on the tips of their toes, wearing colorful tutus that stick out from their hips. The Utah Ballet fall show, which...
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Relationship advice is something that everyone gives freely as experts and takes for granted like cynics. “Company,” now being performed by the Silver Summit Theatre...
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As part of my research for this column I lazily googled “world’s oldest textiles.” The plan was to open with some half-assed trivia chronicling just how old wool...
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Upon first meeting the unassuming grin of freshman Conner Workman, you would never guess he is the mastermind behind the chalk art that appears in front of the Peterson...
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It’s not often that couples can find the perfect way to spend a night out that appeals to both parties, but the smash theatrical hit “Men Are From Mars — Women...
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Currently showing at the Babcock Theater is “The Threepenny Opera,” a dark comedy that satirizes values, capitalistic vs. socialistic society and love and marriage....
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PTC’s show “One Man, Two Guvnors” features a clever infusion of era-specific music along with a zany cast of characters that bring a sometimes manic comedic energy...
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Canadian-born artist Lights signed her first deal at 15. Her unique sound and signature look has developed a cult following, and her fans have been looking forward to...
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We trudge through the endless onslaught of slushy snow in them, and they crunch the crisp fall leaves below when we walk from class to class. When chosen correctly,...
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Gina Gionfriddo’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated play “Rapture, Blister, Burn” is playing at Salt Lake Acting Company this month. Centered around feminism, growing old...
