The Sting & Honey Co.: Snow White, Utah Arts Alliance: Connect, Doug Loves Movies and more.
by City Weekly Staff
Utah Festival Opera, Key Lewis, Salt Lake Gaming Con and more.
by City Weekly Staff
Utah Shakespeare Festival, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl in Concert, Salt Lake Acting Co.: Saturday’s Voyeur 2018 and more.
by City Weekly Staff
Entertainment Picks
Liberty, Laughs and Libations, Cirque Italia Water Circus, The Sklar Brothers and more.
What do you get when you combine a fundraiser for a local health organization, adult beverages and laugh-out-loud comedy, all in the month of June?
By City Weekly Staff
June 20, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Page-to-Stage Festival, Jersey Boys, Kristen Chandler: Thief of Happy Endings and more.
Wasatch Theatre Co. might be 21 years old, but like many 20-somethings nowadays, finding a place to live on your own isn't easy.
By City Weekly Staff
June 13, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Sisyphus Theatre Co.: No Exit, Municipal Ballet Co. & Color Animal: Night, Corinne Fisher & Krystyna Hutchinson and more.
Any launch of a new theater company is an auspicious occasion.
By City Weekly Staff
June 6, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Miss City Weekly Pride Pageant, Ogden 25th Street Car Show, Jay Owenhouse and more.
As a recent wedding in the U.K. proved, Americans continue to be fascinated by royalty.
By City Weekly Staff
May 30, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Chris Kattan, Chiura Obata: An American Modern, Scandanavian Heritage Festival and more.
Rubber-faced comic Chris Kattan made his name during his seven-year stint on Saturday Night Live by portraying a wide array of oddball characters.
By City Weekly Staff
May 23, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Monty Python’s Spamalot, National Choreographic Festival, Mural Fest and more.
The U.K. equivalent of America's acid-tinged comedy pranksters like Firesign Theater and Cheech & Chong, Monty Python possessed a flare for absurdity that found them tossing barbs at everything from the sanctity of religion to the quirks of British upper-crust existence.
By City Weekly Staff
May 16, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Felipe Esparza, Mamma Mia!, Hannibal Buress and more.
Gangs, God and cocaine: These are just a few tales from Felipe Esparza's world.
By City Weekly Staff
May 9, 2018
Entertainment Picks
May the Fourth Be with You & Free Comic Book Day, Utah Symphony: Strauss’ Don Quixote and Zarathustra, Jay Leno and more.
Utah has become something of a national capital of nerddom, whether it be through record-breaking ticket sales for fantasy movies at local theaters, national polls about nerdy affinities or the breakout success of the local pop-culture convention.
By City Weekly Staff
May 2, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Wasatch Theatre Co.: What We’re Up Against, Salt Lake Men’s Choir: 35 Years and Counting, Compagnia T.P.O.: Farfalle and more.
It would be great if the adage "what's old is new again" only applied to fun things—like choker necklaces coming back in style—instead of sexism being reinvented for every new generation.
By City Weekly Staff
April 25, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Thanksgiving Point Tulip Festival, SALT Contemporary Dance Spring Concert, Pygmalion Theatre Co.: Red Bike and more.
Nothing says spring quite like 55 acres sprouting almost 300,000 tulips of more than 100 unique varieties.
By City Weekly Staff
April 18, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Whose Live Anyway?, Repertory Dance Theatre: Current, Sinbad and more.
Whose Live Anyway? borrows its title from the popular improv comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway?, and for good reason.
By City Weekly Staff
April 11, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Pete Lee, Salt Lake Acting Co.: Fun Home, Body Logic Dance Festival and more.
Pete Lee's unassuming style and Everyman appeal aren't necessarily in sync with your typical 21st-century stand-up type.
By City Weekly Staff
April 4, 2018
Entertainment Picks
The Comedy Get Down Tour, Hidden Figures and NASA, Pioneer Theatre Co.: Twelfth Night and more.
Back in the day, like-minded musicians often put their solo careers on hold in order to hook up with artists of a similar stature.
By City Weekly Staff
March 28, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Peek Award Screening: Dina, Holi Festival of Colors, Junot Díaz: Islandborn and more.
Salt Lake City resident Kim Peek, an autistic savant, provided the inspiration for Barry Morrow's Oscar-winning screenplay for the 1988 film Rain Man.
By City Weekly Staff
March 21, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Colson Whitehead: The Underground Railroad, Repertory Dance Theatre: Dabke, Pioneer Theatre Co.: In the Heights and more.
The life of any creative person is so full of challenges and disappointment that it's easy to imagine how the prospect of public accolades keeps you going:
By City Weekly Staff
March 14, 2018
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