How the Utah Film Center has elevated the drive-in movie experience above its nostalgic renaissance, with pop-up locations in Salt Lake City, Midvale, Alta
By the 1960s, drive-in theaters already were on the retreat, thanks to the growing number of multiplexes, the dominance of television and a broader trend of declining movie attendance. Depending on one’s perspective, drive-ins either were described as “passion pits” for young lovers or inexpensive nights out for families with children who often fell asleep … Read more
Salt Lake Acting Company announces its 49 ¾ season, including streaming, in-person productions, digital film series, world premieres
Major anniversaries always call for big celebrations. For an independent performing arts company, a golden anniversary not only…
A bit of romance on Library Square: Sackerson’s Cherry Wine in Paper Cups a magnificent little gem of live outdoor theater
Sometimes, love and romance are fantastical tales of immortal connections reignited through the experience of reincarnation. There also…
I Wanna Hold Your Hand: 9th annual Rose Exposed goes virtual with six companies hitting the nail on the head in these pandemic times
There always is something soothing in the familiar pop strains of such Beatles classics as I Want to…
Presenting: Super Cat and Reptile Robot a bright, exuberant virtual addition to Plan-B Theatre’s superb FEST program
Never underestimate a child’s resourceful imagination. Cass, who is just shy of turning 10, becomes Super Cat. Cass’…