A revolutionary and innovative experience, “Blue Man Group,” taking stage at Kingsbury Hall, is an exhilarating show filled with interactive audience participation and raw absurdity.
Created in 1987,...
You can’t think musical without thinking of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, who created the “golden age” of musical theatre. The minds behind classics such as “Oklahoma!” and “The...
To Swedish band The Sounds, music is a natural instinct. Pushing aside technique and discipline, this posse’s inherent urge to create music is its most important aspect.
Hoping to honor their mission...
From Webster’s Dictionary’s point of view, home is defined as “a place where someone normally lives or is usually located.”
Today, at the Art Barn’s Guest Writers Series, Mark Jay Brewin Jr....
The anticipation in the theater heightened as the lights dimmed, revealing the gentle glow of the large piano on the stage. Men, women and children stood to acknowledge the man who rendered music for the...
U students can explore the vast metropolis of New York City through the lens of photographers in the film “Everybody Street.”
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is hosting a spring film series called “Creativity...
Most Americans know the story of Dorothy and her cairn terrier Toto, whose house was blown by a tornado to the magical Land of Oz. The Off Broadway Theatre’s production of “The Wicked Wizard of Ahhs”...
Contemporary artist Robert Smithson was obsessed with the reflection of people, places and objects. In the film “Spiral Jetty,” the creative-thinker used the camera to replicate pictures of the Great...
When Charlie Parr discovered his father’s record collection, he fell in love with the folksy rhythm of the blues guitar. Five decades later, music still affects Parr’s life.
Now he is making his way...
By featuring the ceramic creations of Barbara Ellard, Finch Lane Gallery’s latest show highlights the beauty of practical art in abstract form.
Called “Fired,” the showcase depicts an intriguing...
