"It's very difficult to be anyone different in this era of our nation," said Kathryn Mungin, senior in the University of Utah's actor training program and author/director of "King Donald I."
Ever since...
In their final Play-by-Play reading, Pioneer Theatre Company brings the drama and tension of World War II to the stage.
The Play-by-Play series allows audiences to see new work in a more intimate and...
In an explosive finale to their season, the Department of Theatre brings war and love center stage in “The Two Noble Kinsmen.”
Their story opens with a celebration and a tragedy, as three queens...
Ballet West's "Journeys and Reflections" is, in a word, stunning. Telling three separate stories in three distinct technical styles, this show is sure to keep you entertained.
It is perfect for both...
The one-woman play, starring award-winning South Asian queer actress, Fawzia Mirza, "Me, My Mom and Sharmila," is an experience.
During a performance of the play at the University of Utah on April...
“Prepare for strangeness,” Tim Slover advised. Known for his most recent work “Virtue” at Plan B Theatre Company, the local playwright recently turned his pen to Shakespeare in conjunction with...
Described as “one of the most diverse and compelling programs” in the history of Ballet West, “Journeys and Reflections,” a triple-bill program, will open at Capitol Theater this weekend.
The...
In preparation for the upcoming production of "The Two Noble Kinsmen" through the Department of Theatre, I met with four of the student actors participating. The discussion included input from Brandt Garber,...
Honor, family, love and hate all take the stage with the Department of Theatre’s final production of the season, “The Two Noble Kinsmen.” In a round table interview, members of the cast discussed their...
In 2011, Dutch bio-artist Jalila Essaïdi created an artificial skin that rivaled the U.S. military's invention of bulletproof vests made of synthetic spider silk. Part still exhibit, part live performance,...
