Salty Cricket, Viva La Diva, Nikki Glaser, Neil Gaiman
by City Weekly Staff
Jewish Arts Festival, Salt Contemporary Dance, Illuminate Light Art & Technology Festival, and more
by City Weekly Staff
Julius Caesar, Jewels, A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, The Lucas Bros.
by City Weekly Staff
Entertainment Picks
Sweeney Todd, The Store That Performs What It Promises, Day of the Dead Celebration, Lord of the Dance
Whether you're playing a hero or a villain, every role brings an actor its own unique set of challenges. But how do you play a hero who is also a villain?
By City Weekly Staff
October 24, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Utah Cann Conference
Utah Cann Conference
An impending vote on a ballot initiative and an agreement in principle between opposing parties on possible legislation have medical cannabis at the forefront of political conversations in Utah like never before.
By City Weekly Staff
October 17, 2018
Entertainment Picks
True Indie, Aging, Gounod's Romeo and Juliet, Neil deGrasse Tyson
He landed his first studio distribution deal when he was still a teenager, and his 40-plus-year career as a filmmaker has included one of the most iconic horror franchises ever.
By City Weekly Staff
October 10, 2018
Entertainment Picks
The Jawbone's Daughter, Peter Stone, Performance Arts Festival, and more
A wonderfully funny and surreal tale in which two men—Flince (John Liddiard) and Strothe (Chris Bentley)—make their way through a possibly post-apocalyptic world
By City Weekly Staff
October 3, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Thriller, Splice, An American in Paris, and Happy Hour
Odyssey Dance Theatre is getting spooky for the 22nd year of its seasonal classic Thriller, where skeletons, monsters and mummies captivate the audience with their frightening dance performance.
By City Weekly Staff
September 26, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Jon Lovitz, Daniel Everett, Jason Heller, and Broadway at the Eccles
Lovitz remains an active presence on both the big and little screens with more than five dozen films to his credit and several significant television roles.
By City Weekly Staff
September 19, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Carmen Inside Out, Aliens, Immigrants and Other Evildoers, Science Friday Live, and more
The woman at the center of Bizet's ever-popular operaCarmenis complicated.
By City Weekly Staff
September 12, 2018
Entertainment Picks
FanX, Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, Salt Lake Greek Festival, Jurassic Park
The show floor offers a three-day shopping mall of geek paraphernalia, from T-shirts and pins to action figures and comics.
By City Weekly Staff
September 5, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Midway Swiss Days, Piff the Magic Dragon, Sackerson Theatre Co., Neftalie Williams
The town of Midway developed such a strong Swiss presence that religious services were held in both English and German in the town's early days.
By City Weekly Staff
August 29, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Long Shots and Layups, Chris Gethard, Petapalooza and more
Snarr's book Long Shots and Layups is part memoir, part team history and part management manual.
By City Weekly Staff
August 23, 2018
Entertainment Picks
The Utah Beer Festival, Jana Richman, Green Day’s 'American Idiot' and more.
Once upon a time, there was a land in despair.
For upon that land, there was a great thirst,
crying out to be quenched.
By City Weekly Staff
August 15, 2018
Entertainment Picks
1812 Overture, Craft Lake City DIY Festival, Jackie Kashian and more.
These days, it's difficult to find many areas of common ground between Russia and the U.S.—other than the bromance shared by their respective presidents.
By City Weekly Staff
August 8, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Heber Valley Railroad Wizard’s Train, Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Marc Maron and more.
What Harry Potter fan hasn't dreamed of receiving an owl-delivered letter telling them they are a witch or wizard, and then getting to take a ride on the Hogwarts Express?
By City Weekly Staff
August 1, 2018
Entertainment Picks
Hall of Breakfast, Pacific Islander Heritage Month Kickoff, Utah Symphony: The Music of John Williams and more.
The most obvious question inspired by the name Hall of Breakfast is, "What is that?"
By City Weekly Staff
July 25, 2018
Entertainment Picks
SALT Contemporary Dance: Pan, Brooke McAlary in Conversation with Courtney Carver, Niki de Saint Phalle and more.
SALT Contemporary Dance has carved out a unique local niche with its site-specific dance performances, but one locale from 2017 proved to be so special that they couldn't resist returning.
By City Weekly Staff
July 18, 2018
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