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- Culture, Film Reviews June 3, 2020
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Well-Crafted Theft
Shirley concocts a literary psychodrama from a multitude of familiar sources.
At what point does nodding to a whole bunch of different influences become its own kind of originality?
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment June 3, 2020
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VeronaVirus
Sonderimmersive turns Romeo & Juliet into live drive-in theater with Through Yonder Window.
For theater companies around the country and around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has generated a need to think creatively about where and how it might be possible to produce live theater in this time, when most traditional theater spaces might not seem safe for potential attendees.
- Blog, Buzz Blog May 29, 2020
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Movie Reviews: New Releases for May 29
Fourteen, The High Note, On the Record
- Culture, Film Reviews May 27, 2020
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Sweet Music
The High Note delivers the kind of slick Hollywood entertainment we've been missing.
There's something more than slightly meta about The High Note, a slick, glossy entertainment that's about the world of slick, glossy entertainment.
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment May 27, 2020
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Back to (Funny) Business
Local comedians talk about getting back on stage after the pandemic pause.
It feels like a hundred years ago, but local stand-up comedians remember it was only March when they were performing in front of large audiences, and able to find laughs in this strange new concept called coronavirus.
- Blog, Buzz Blog May 21, 2020
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Movie Reviews: New Releases for May 22
- Culture, Film Reviews May 20, 2020
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In Good Company
The Trip to Greece again celebrates lighthearted time spent with a good friend.
There's a bittersweet timing to the arrival of The Trip to Greece, the fourth installment in the decade-long series of adventures starring actor/comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment May 20, 2020
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Welcome Back
Some Utah institutions dip their toe into reopening during a challenging time.
For the many businesses and gathering places that were forced to close as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the process of thinking about how they would re-open again began immediately.
- Blog, Buzz Blog May 19, 2020
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King's English hosts virtual conversation with John Grisham
- Blog, Buzz Blog May 14, 2020
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Movie Reviews: New Releases for May 15
The Vast of Night, Clementine, Up from the Streets and more
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