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Limón Dance Company performs at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Limón Dance Company, an internationally known dance group, performed last Thursday at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City. This performance was the first main stage show of Kingsbury Hall’s season. Chloe Jones, executive director of UtahPresents, said the venue was pleased to host a renowned group as they tour. “What sets us apart at Kingsbury Hall is that we’re bringing international and local artists that you wouldn’t see anywhere else,” Sheri Jardine, the content manager for UtahPresents at King
Peterson School of Music defines the standard for musical excellence in the Salt Lake Valley – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Peterson School of Music in Salt Lake City is on a mission to nurture artistry through comprehensive music education. Formerly known as the Gifted Music School, it was renamed after Joel and Diana Peterson, longstanding supporters of the school. The school is a nonprofit founded by musicians Eugene and Vera Watanabe. They are dedicated to training excellent musicians starting in childhood. “We have always aspired to provide the best musical training and to be a school of international level
U of U music professor presents recital of music lost during the Holocaust – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Last Friday, assistant professor of vocal diction, coaching, literature and collaboration Dr. Carol Anderson and mezzo-soprano singer Katharine Goeldner performed a program titled “Silenced Voices: Female Composers of the Holocaust” at the Dumke Recital Hall at the University of Utah’s School of Music. This event was part of the School of Music’s “Fridays with Faculty” series, in which the School of Music’s faculty and guest speakers share their research with students and colleagues through acad
Modern Shakespeare retelling “Macbitches” shows at Mad King Productions in Salt Lake City – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Mad King Productions’ Fellowship Theater at The Gateway in Salt Lake City is currently showing “Macbitches,” a modern take on Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” written for the stage by Sophie McIntosh. With an all-female cast, “Macbitches” takes the mean-girl trope and examines power structures and internalized sexism that persist under the pressure of performance in academia in a unique, contentious comedy. “I like that it’s a modern retelling of Shakespeare, especially through such a female perspective
Local theater presents a U alumnus play, “Western Minerals and Their Origins" – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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UtahPresents and Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory began its 2026-2027 season in late August with “Western Minerals and Their Origins,” a production by Utah-based playwright Connor Johnson and the Footpath Theatre Company. It aimed to be fully theatrical and to push the bounds of fringe theater. It used a live electronic and acoustic musical score and the captivating energy of independent theater. Through performance, music and set design, “Western Minerals” cleverly materialized a canyon, rai
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