Arts
Being 12 is Kinda Weird: form of a girl unknown...
Form of a girl unknown, from playwright Charly Evon Simpson, is in your face with honesty and hugs you when it hits home just a little too hard. … read more
Rachel Rothenberg: Fierce, Funny, Fashionista
Rachel Rothenberg had noticed that, although women were getting spots at comedy shows around Utah, their comedy presence onstage at Wiseguys was lacking. … read more
The Book of Mormon @ The Eccles Theater 08.24
Per the usual Matt Stone & Trey Parker brand, The Book of Mormon is crass, fearless, utterly lacking in political correctness and ultimately full of heart. … read more
Front Row Film Roast: Obliterate what you love
At this month’s Front Row Film Roast, the group of roastmasters are unleashing on a movie dripping with millenial nostalgia, 10 Things I Hate About You. … read more
Saturday’s Voyeur 2019: The Need for Moderate Political Action
Although the first act of Saturday’s Voyeur was hard to follow at times, from the second intermission on, the crowd was laughing hysterically. … read more
Keeping the Ogden Family Close: Good Company Theatre to Produce...
For Camille and Alicia Washington of Good Company Theatre, what started as a passion project has now developed into a real institution. … read more
NOW-ID Dance Presents Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring
NOW-ID’s one-night production of Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, like much of Boye-Christensen’s recent work, took place in an outdoor location. … read more
SB Dance’s Sleeping Beauty @ Rose Wagner Black Box Theater...
SB Dance is clearly unafraid of pushing buttons, as shown by their limited-run retelling of the classic Sleeping Beauty legend. … read more
Kathak and Grace: Kaladharaa Dance School
The message was clear: Kaldharaa Dance School wants more people to know they exist and wants to teach them about the rich history of Kathak. … read more
The First Cut Never Feels Like a Cut: Mark Macey’s...
Macey’s brother, David Macey, starts opening paint cans, which soon walks up a ladder to pour over a simple, wooden structure draped in gray cloth. I walk upstairs as the space begins to warm with energy. … read more
Review: Mopey Wrecks
Mopey Wrecks (A Performative Analysis of Sibling Interdependency and the Increasing Unlikelihood of Returning to Moscow) is an intricate weaving of feelings between characters who can’t help but both bring each other up and tear another down. … read more
Review: The Aliens
The Aliens is a performance that’d be subtle enough for TV but is still connective enough for theatre. “Half of this play … is silence,” writes playwright Annie Baker, and it’s true. It works in this production because the audience is so close. … read more
