salt 17 at Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Adama Delphine Fawundu’s cross-continental creative dynamics bring poetic harmony to a museum collection’s living archives
The most significant takeaway from the Utah Museum of Fine Arts ongoing salt exhibition series, has been demonstrating the diasporic knowledge of culture as so spiritually, socially, ethically and epistemologically potent that its most meaningful and historically accurate expressions emerge not through the neutral space of conventional categorization, but rather by honoring the diasporic origins … Read more
Always revolutionary: Repertory Dance Theatre at 60– Special anniversary feature
EDITOR’S NOTE: Repertory Dance Theatre’s 60th anniversary season is in full swing. This includes the 60 Years In…
Stellar acting makes for Plan-B Theatre’s exceptionally good world premiere of Darryl Stamp’s Dumbed Down
In Darryl Stamp’s Dumbed Down, Isaiah (played by Chad Brown) cares little for literature, especially by white authors.…
Like a living pop-up book, Ballet West opens a toy treasure chest in sensational, touching Utah premiere production of Trey McIntyre’s Peter Pan
To borrow the words of Adam Sklute, Ballet West’s artistic director, Trey McIntyre’s Peter Pan becomes “almost a…
Salt Lake Acting Company’s world premiere of Elaine Jarvik’s Sunny in the Dark a sensitively acted, delightfully humorous cosmological quest
Ten years ago, Elaine Jarvik’s science fiction play Based on a True Story (in a Plan-B Theatre world…