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U student union co-hosts Utah’s largest Korean festival with Cupbop – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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The A. Ray Olpin Student Union hosted the fourth annual Korean festival on Sept. 11, introducing Korean culture to the local community. Bopsim is co-hosted by Cupbop, which first founded the festival in 2013. Originally, it was a small RSVP event that grew over the years before it became open to the general public in 2023. “We did our very first open-to-public Korean festival here at the University of Utah in 2023,” Yeiri Song, Cupbop Co. marketing director, said. “We anticipated about 5,000 peo
Local theater shows "lost" Russian drama for the first time in nearly a century – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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ThreePenny Theatre Company premiered “The Death of Nero“ at the Alliance Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City on Friday, Sept. 4. The performance follows Pavel, a Russian poet, as he faces criticism after writing a biography of the Roman emperor, while juxtaposing him with Nero’s rise and fall to power. “The Death of Nero” explores the nature of humanity in different historical eras through Nero and Pavel’s characters. “You see this ebb and flow between the two of them,” Viviane Turman, who plays
Pioneer Theatre Company celebrates its 65th season with surprise-performance anouncement – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Pioneer Theatre Company (PTC) hosted its annual reception for community members on Tuesday, Sept. 1, to celebrate the launch of the company’s upcoming 65th season. The reception began at 5:30 p.m. and attendees gathered for light bites before seeing a sneak-peak of the season’s performance, “Les Misérables,” announced earlier that day. Adrian Ries, a pianist, and Natalie Hill Jensen, Broadway actress, performed “I dreamed a dream.” The PTC production cast also performed “Do you hear the peop
Utah's 16th annual Urban Arts Festival puts local artists in the spotlight – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Utah Arts Alliance held its annual Urban Arts Festival last Saturday, Aug. 22, celebrating the local community of visual and performing artists. For the first time in its 16-year run, the arts alliance hosted the festival at Smith’s Ballpark, providing a bigger space to display artists. The festival featured a variety of activities for Utahns to explore a range of artistic mediums. Most notably, the Artist Marketplace, the festival’s main attraction, hosted over 100 local artists and artisan
Urban Arts Gallery 'Connects' local artists through monthly events – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Urban Arts Gallery hosted Salt Lake Connect on Friday, Aug. 14, giving local artists the opportunity to showcase and share inspiration behind their artworks. Connect, a program of the Utah Arts Alliance, is a monthly event held from February to November on the second Friday of each month. It is hosted in three different locations across the state, including Ogden and St. George, to help expand the local arts scene. Urban Arts Gallery has been hosting the Salt Lake City location for 14 years. Art
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