Samba Fogo: Xiré, Yvie Oddly, Bert Kreischer, and more.
by City Weekly Staff
Plan-B Theatre Co.: Oda Might, Brian Regan, Ree Drummond: The Pioneer Woman Cooks: The New Frontier, and more.
by City Weekly Staff
The Lifespan of a Fact, Doubt, Coco, Rocky Horror Picture Show
by City Weekly Staff
Entertainment Picks
Samba Fogo: Xiré, Yvie Oddly, Bert Kreischer, and more.
For their new creation Xiré, the creative team uses music and dance to suggest the unique fusion of African and European cultures that occurred in Portuguese-occupied colonial Brazil.
By City Weekly Staff
November 13, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Salt Contemporary Dance, Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!, Ballet West
People come and go in and out of our lives, and few remain stationary over time.
By City Weekly Staff
October 23, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Richard Powers, Deep Love, Form of a Girl Unknown, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Powers skillfully orients us to discover the beauty, resilience, community and pain echoed throughout the forest and planet.
By City Weekly Staff
October 16, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Hand-selected entertainment picks to make your weekend sing.
In the market for a truly memorable Halloween experience? Ditch the candy corn and head to Metro Music Hall this weekend.
By City Weekly Staff
October 9, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Curtains, Inside Outside, Jerry Seinfeld, Sean Riley & Farshad Zadeh
Set in 1959, it takes place on the opening night of a new musical titled Robbin' Hood of the Old West, which is being staged at Boston's fictitious Colonial Theatre.
By City Weekly Staff
October 2, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Moab Pride Festival, Utah Symphony: Respighi's Pines of Rome, Escalante Canyons Art Festival, Vamoose Rendezvous
The festival offers four days of fun and festivities along with educational outreach.
By City Weekly Staff
September 25, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Nadene LeCheminant: The Gates of Eden, Pioneer Theatre Co.: Cagney, TEDx Salt Lake City, Urban Arts Festival
Nadene LeCheminant might now live in Oregon, but her Utah ties are second to none.
By City Weekly Staff
September 18, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Salt Lake Acting Co.: Death of a Driver, Gangrene Comedy Film Festival, Randy Rainbow, Festa Italiana
Salt Lake Acting Co.'s Death of a Driver, by Will Snider, complicates narratives of "doing good" abroad.
By City Weekly Staff
September 11, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Timpanogos Storytelling Conference and Festival, Nate Bargatze: Good Problem to Have, The Sting & Honey Co.: Happy Days, Salt Lake Greek Festival
It offers a way to hear stories that are meaningful, enlightening, uplifting and inspiring.
By City Weekly Readers
September 4, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Utah/BYU football, A Brief Waltz in a Little Room: 23 Short Plays About Walter Eyer, Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Championship, Mackenzi Lee: Loki: Where Mischief Lies
There are many intense college football rivalries throughout America, but only one rises to the level of being called, "The Holy War."
By City Weekly Staff
August 28, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Bengt Washburn, Utah Renaissance Faire, The Rose Exposed: #Trending, David Feherty: Live Off Tour
Born a homeboy, Bengt (pronounced "Bent") Washburn has a worldly view. Born in Salt Lake and raised as a Mormon in a tiny Utah town, he's acquired a diverse perspective.
By City Weekly Staff
August 21, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Liven up your weekend with our 10th annual Beer Fest and other stellar events.
A decade ago, it felt kind of crazy to be imagining Utah as a place that would host a major celebration of the art of brewing.
By City Weekly Staff
August 14, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Good Company Theatre: The Jungle, Nick Swardson, Craft Lake City DIY Festival, Broadway Across America: The Book of Mormon
An early phase musical production of the landmark 1906 Upton Sinclair novel The Jungle is coming to Ogden.
By City Weekly Staff
August 7, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Inspired by Nature: An Evening of Music and Art, Antelope Island Spider Fest, Everything Is Terrible!
In short, it's an ideal opportunity to witness the kind of daring and distinctive debuts that continually impress eager, enthusiastic audiences.
By City Weekly Staff
July 31, 2019
Entertainment Picks
A Symphonic Space Celebration, Utah Pacific Island Heritage Month Kickoff, Big 3 Professional 3-on-3 Basketball, Mariachi de mi Tierra
It's been 50 years—July 20, 1969, to be precise—since Neil Armstrong took his "one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind," and walked on the surface of the moon.
By City Weekly Staff
July 24, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Pod Tours America
Utah's capital city turned out so strongly for Barack Obama in 2008 that he actually edged John McCain in Salt Lake County.
By City Weekly Staff
July 17, 2019
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