The Performing Dance Company is exploring the human experience in its latest concert series. The pieces focus on relationships, the human journey and the sake of dancing for the love of movement.
One...
U students are too young to appreciate the musical genius of brothers George and Ira Gershwin. Popular in the musical world nearly 100 years ago, their music is not even played on any oldies stations....
Matt Johnson and Kim Schifino maintain a first-name basis with their fans. Kicking out tracks since their 2006 album debut, this indie pop duo’s fan base has grown to the thousands.
Though their listeners...
When wandering through a bookstore, it is routine for me to stop by the graphic novel section and flip through some of my favorite classics, “Sin City” and “Watchmen,” before skimming the new items....
By Elliott Bueler1. M. Ward - Hold TimeFollowing a foray into nostalgic '50s pop with actress and songstress Zooey Deschanel, M. Ward returned to his raspy-voiced story-telling ways. And return he did,...
Where: Multiple Utah locations including Salt Lake City, Park City and Sundance Ski Resort When: Jan. 21 to Jan. 31 Visit www.festival.sundance.org/2010 or the main ticket office in Trolley Square
"Touch(ed)" is a new, darkly comedic and dramatic play, the third play written by Bess Wohl and her first performed by the Pioneer Theatre Company. The story revolves around two sisters, one of whom has spent years in a mental health institution after multiple suicide attempts. Retreating to a secluded cabin in the woods to get reacquainted, the other sister and her boyfriend attempt to comfort and support the mentally unstable sister through her healing process.
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts will host a public talk tonight titled "Historic Tribal Art and Cultural Continuity: Persistence of Belief and Ritual," by visiting artist and educator Arthur Amiotte at 7 p.m. in UMFA's Dumke Auditorium.
