The Living Planet Aquarium, UMOCA, The King's English Bookshop and Weller Book Works, and more.
by City Weekly Staff
Meet four indomitable movers and shakers of the local arts scene.
by Scott Renshaw and Enrique Limón
Pride Night with Utah Jazz, Utah Opera: The Barber of Seville, SLC St. Patrick's Day Parade and Siamsa, and more
by City Weekly Staff
Entertainment Picks
The Living Planet Aquarium, UMOCA, The King's English Bookshop and Weller Book Works, and more.
"The animal care side of things is running pretty much as normal," he says. "Penguins still need to eat the same amount every day, regardless of how many guests are coming through the building; they're still pooping the same."
By City Weekly Staff
April 1, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Willam, Tumbleweeds Film Festival, Grant Freeman: An R-rated Magic Show, Repertory Dance Theatre: Regalia,
Want to begin this weekend with sparkle, drama, music and pazazz? Catch Willam this week at The Complex for a night of drag, dancing and extreme fun.
By City Weekly Staff
March 4, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Alex Iantaffi: Life Isn't Binary, Samba Fogo: Samba King & Queen Contest,
Experience the excitement of Carnival by watching Utah's hottest samba dancers compete at the 11th annual Samba Queen & King Contest.
By City Weekly Staff
February 26, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Pioneer Theatre Co.: Once On This Island, Jay Pharoah, The Bachelor Live
"I pretty much dare anybody to walk into the theater, and walk away not feeling more open and alive and connected to their own humanity."
By City Weekly Staff
February 19, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Saxsquatch PriMate Social, the Art of Love, SweetHeartz Diva! and more
Before Jason CoZmo's trailer was permanently hitched at Dollywood, it turns out, the Magna-based entertainer made a name for himself channeling the Vitameatavegamin spokeswoman.
By City Weekly Staff
February 12, 2020
Entertainment Picks
The Rocking Chair Tour, Stories of Repair, Giselle, The Great Cheesy Movie Circus Tour
It's a wonderful gift to be able to laugh at both life's little absurdities and at oneself—and Jeanne Robertson has been doing just that for more than 45 years.
By City Weekly Staff
February 5, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Ririe Woodbury Dance Co.: Allegory, Howie Mandel, Guangdong Modern Dance Co.: Beyond Calligraphy, and more.
"If you could tell a story and share it with the entire world, what story would you tell?"
By City Weekly Staff
January 29, 2020
Entertainment Picks
An Other Theater Co.: Safe, Kinky Beast Cabaret, Special Olympics Utah Polar Plunge
It centers on the relationship between two devout Mormons who meet, develop feelings for one another, then find themselves navigating the divide between the expectations of others, their relationship with God and the need to be true to themselves and who they really are.
By City Weekly Staff
January 22, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Good Company Theatre: Sphere: In Between, Utah Opera: Silent Night, Trump vs. Bernie, Fiddler on the Roof
FRIDAY 1/17
Good Company Theatre: Sphere: In Between
Since 2012, Ogden's Good Company Theatre has been serving up provocative, entertaining plays that make it clear you can never be certain what to expect from them. As of their first production of the new year, you can't even necessarily expect a play.
By City Weekly Staff
January 15, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Rachel Feinstein, Pioneer Theatre Co.: Mary Stuart, Sesame Street Live!: Make Your Dream, David Brooks
Self-effacing and unapologetically irreverent, Rachel Feinstein's blend of sarcasm and cynicism has made her one of the most entertaining comediennes on the stand-up circuit.
By City Weekly Staff
January 8, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Pinnacle Acting Co.: Mauritius, Erica Rhodes, Utah Symphony: Debussy's La Mer
Let's start by making an admission: Who knew that stamp collecting could be so dramatic that it would inspire a play flush with twists and turns?
By City Weekly Staff
January 1, 2020
Entertainment Picks
Cirque Musica: Holiday Wishes, The Greatest Showman Sing-Along, Joshua T. Fonokalafi
"We really like creating memories for families," Stephen Cook, creator and producer for Cirque Musica, says. "It is what we do."
By City Weekly Staff
December 25, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Christmas in Color, The Sting & Honey Co.: This Bird of Dawning, Utopia Early Music: A Celtic Christmas, and more.
There are plenty of things that remind us of joyous holiday traditions and memories: the scent of peppermint; the ringing of bells; the magic of twinkling lights.
By City Weekly Staff
December 18, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Pioneer Theatre Co.: The Play That Goes Wrong, Salt Lake Unity Fest, Repertory Dance Theatre and more.
THURSDAY 12/12
Pioneer Theatre Co.: The Play That Goes Wrong
We all know that in life, things often don't go as planned.
By City Weekly Staff
December 11, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Southern Utah Dickens Festival, Pete the Cat, Sinbad, Diwali Celebration
And for those who can't get enough of this classic story, the St. George Dickens Festival offers a chance to step back into late 19th-century London just in time for Christmas.
By City Weekly Staff
December 4, 2019
Entertainment Picks
Elf the Musical, Utah Repertory Theatre: American Psycho, Shannon Hale and Dean Hale: The Princess in Black and the Bathtime Battle
FRIDAY 11/29
Elf the Musical
What better way to escape the hustle and bustle of the holidays than with a true Christmas classic, Elf the Musical? Once it became available for community theaters, Scera Center for the Arts in Orem jumped at the chance to produce the musical, which follows the narrative of the iconic movie.
By City Weekly Staff
November 27, 2019
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