A look at what's new, or old but great, at Utah's ski and snowboard resorts for the winter season.
by Geoff Griffin
Annual genderevolution conference brings the "I" in "LGBTQIA" front and center.
by Kylee Ehmann
Artworks on loan to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts allow visitors to consider what earns such a title.
by Colette A. Finney
Arts & Entertainment
A look at what's new, or old but great, at Utah's ski and snowboard resorts for the winter season.
While much of the joy of skiing and snowboarding comes from their universal simplicity, the business of catering to those skiers and boarders gets ever-more-complex, and is constantly changing from microchip technology to brand new lifts.
By Geoff Griffin
November 13, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Essayist Ellen Meloy's posthumous collection is profound, outspoken and hilarious.
Who hasn't wondered what a favorite writer might still have bestowed on the world if not silenced too soon?
By Michael Engelhard and High Country News
October 23, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Dance Engine gets audience members involved in the performance on an interactive level.
What if, instead of going into a theater just to sit and watch a performance, you could become part of the process of shaping it—and even become part of the performance itself?
By Scott Renshaw
October 16, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Friends and colleagues reflect on the life and legacy of playwright Eric Samuelsen.
"People thought of him as a Mormon playwright, but he thought of himself as a playwright who happened to be Mormon."
By Scott Renshaw
October 9, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Michelle Standley's 4.5 Hours explores the repetitive solitude of domestic labor.
That's the kind of reaction you have to expect when you're challenging orthodoxies, but that's something Standley has plenty of experience with.
By Scott Renshaw
October 2, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Like too many biopics, Judy provides a performance showcase and little more.
Considering how good America is at producing icons worthy of biopic treatment, it's ironic how bad we are at making biopics.
By Eric D. Snider
September 25, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Brine Dance and RDT work together to give showcase opportunities to dancers and choreographers.
Like many young dancers, Lauren Broadbent began her artistic path before she'd even started kindergarten.
By Katherine Pioli
September 18, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
A look at what the 2019-20 season has in store on local theater stages.
Here's a roundup of what some of Utah's major theater organizations are serving up, from the latest brand-new locally-created plays to award-winning musicals from the Broadway stage.
By Scott Renshaw
September 11, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
A look at what's in store at the 2019 Utah State Fair.
The Utah State Fair truly marks a transition, as well as being one of the great eclectic family-friendly gatherings Utah has to offer.
By Scott Renshaw
September 4, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
A peek behind the scenes at what it takes to get ready for a drag performance.
For a multi-talented iconic queen such as Luzon, who turned the party up with slithering moves and sickening songs, the dedication is well worth it.
By Colette A. Finney
August 28, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
The University of Utah's esports program strives to join the traditional athletics world.
The University of Utah turned heads in 2017 when it announced it would offer esports scholarships. That move was just the beginning.
By Sean Hemmersmeier
August 21, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
A Utah world-premiere continues the development of A Wall Apart.
"I started keeping a file of movies we wanted to make but couldn't afford to make, that would take $50-$80 million to make. And this was on my list of stories."
By Scott Renshaw
August 14, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Local artist and 'reluctant bicyclist' fosters community through participatory art.
Hallett sought out riders willing to "sing the love of two wheels over four," but not going anywhere was fine also, hence the title League of Reluctant Bicyclists.
By Colette A. Finney
August 7, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Existimos creates a place for queer people of color to create and celebrate.
The spaces that we cherish as welcoming, inclusive and diverse for arts, entertainment and social issues? They're pretty damn white.
By Parker s. mortensen
July 31, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Christopher Ketcham rails against the exploitation of public lands in This Land.
When you talk to him about the policies that are destroying public lands in the West, you get a clear sense of a guy who's not afraid to lob a few rhetorical bombs.
By Scott Renshaw
July 24, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
The creators of Girls Gotta Eat approach crafting a funny, raunchy podcast with professionalism.
"We want everyone to walk out thinking, 'What the hell just happened in there?'" Greenberg says.
By Scott Renshaw
July 17, 2019
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