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FACING EAST returns to Plan-B Theatre, honoring the memory of playwright and LGBTQ+ advocate Carol Lynn Pearson
Jerry Rapier by Jerry Rapier In August of 2005, playwright Carol Lynn Pearson invited 10 people, including me and her dear…
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2026-27 Utah Arts Guide
Utah’s performing and visual arts institutions have rolled out their 2026-27 seasons, and audiences across the Wasatch Front have a…
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In ‘The Fantasticks,’ boy meets boy, at last
It took us 66 years to get here. There have been a staggering 21,552 Off-Broadway performances of “The Fantasticks,” the…
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Choose the Right/Ride in ‘Water for Elephants’ musical tour
In Utah culture, “CTR” is inescapable. With a proliferation of CTR rings and necklaces, merchandise, and everyday shorthand, the phrase is…
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QScopes August
ARIESSummer encourages you to slow down just enough to notice the opportunities racing alongside you. Confidence can open doors. Patience…
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Ballet West announces its 62nd season with Gothic thrills, Rolling Stones and a return to classic storytelling
Ballet West has unveiled its 2026-27 season — the company’s 62nd — with a lineup that mixes treasured holiday tradition,…
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20 years, one final curtain call — Adam Sklute’s legacy at Ballet West
Adam Sklute, Ballet West’s artistic director since 2007, has announced he will retire at the close of the 2026-27 season…
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Utah Summer Dance Festival celebrates global traditions
The Utah Summer Dance Festival returns Saturday, August 15, bringing a full day of live music and dance performance to…
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Sundance rejected it. Kieron Moore on why ‘Blue Film’ Is finding its own way.
In the film, Moore delivers a raw, complicated performance as a gay cam performer — and he has a lot…
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Ginger Minj on ‘Stop! That! Train!’
Fresh off her “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10” victory, Ginger Minj is helping steer queer culture’s latest act of…