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Stress, healing, empowerment: The top 10 moments of The Utah Enlightenment in 2020

December 22, 2020

Torrey House Press’ recent spate of releases in nonfiction, fiction, essays, poetry underscores breadth and depth of fresh perspectives

Torrey House Press marks 10th anniversary with robust momentum spreading beyond its Utah, Intermountain West roots

Great Salt Lake Fringe 2020: Virtual format drew viewers from 48 states, 25 countries; four shows highlight adventurous enterprise

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Utah Arts Festival 2019: For literary arts’ 25th year, a new...

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Utah Arts Festival 2019: The state of performance poetry, slams in...

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Utah Arts Festival 2019: National Student Poet Darius Atefat-Peckham on juxtapositions...

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Utah Arts Festival 2019: Thatch Elmer, 15, heralds new generation of...

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Utah Arts Festival 2019: Women Who Rock! Day to highlight music,...

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New version of SONDERimmersive's Through Yonder Window crisp, clear, absorbing, astute contemporary interpretation of Romeo and Juliet characters
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More than a story of censorship: Plan-B Theatre to launch April 15 world premiere audio-only production of Matthew Ivan Bennett’s Art & Class
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