Nitya Nritya set to celebrate 10th anniversary with an extensive weekend of Indian classical and contemporary dance and music at Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, Kingsbury Hall
One of the most extensive weekends of events ever held in Salt Lake City focusing on Indian classical and contemporary dance and music, including Bharatanatyam repertoire (pronounced Bah-rah-the-na-tee-yum) as well as a fusion of Carnatic classical music with contemporary jazz and funk styles will take place Sept. 11-12, respectively, at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center … Read more
Late summer roundup at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art: Snowtrickle, feldspar, dirt; The End; Rapture | Rupture; Dirt Nap; Cornelius Cardew: Treatise with Interdisciplmary Arts Collective
Several late summer exhibitions at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (UMOCA) are set to close soon. The…
The joys of creating on a usable past: ThreePenny Theatre Company’s forthcoming premiere production adapting Mikhail Kuzmin’s 1929 play The Death of Nero
During his lifetime, Mikhail Kuzmin produced an extraordinary output, including poetry, novels, critical essays, musical scores, and plays.…
Telling ‘a pretty cool story’ in Torrey House Press recent book: R.E. Burrillo’s American Archaeology is entertaining exploration revealing more than a fascination with ‘really old stuff’
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the tenth in an ongoing series of features highlighting authors and new books published…
Ambitious Park City Opera production of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette hits many excellent marks in musicianship, singing, choreographed ballet passages
Of the 12 operas that Charles Gounod wrote, two have survived the test of time: Faust, which is…
