By Anna Kristine Oldroyd, College of Fine Arts Chamber Choir Prepares to Perform at the China International Choral FestivaL U Chamber Choir Tuesday, April 24, 2018 | 7:30 p.m. Libby Gardner Concert Hall Free for U students with UCard The University of Utah Chamber Choir is known for its impeccable intonation and unique ringing tone […]
Read MoreCandide by Leonard Bernstein April 20-21, 2018 | 7:30 p.m. Kingsbury Hall Conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein left an indelible mark on the American music scene. Throughout his busy career, he composed music ranging from ballets and symphonies to songs and stage musicals. This year is particularly special as it marks the centennial anniversary […]
Read MoreEach unique in their musical offerings, the Percussion Ensemble and Crimson Harps invite you to their final concerts of the semester. [bs_well size=”sm”][bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-4″] [/bs_col][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] Percussion Ensemble Tuesday, April 10, 2018 | 7:30 p.m. Libby Gardner Concert Hall The award-winning U Percussion Ensemble and Percussion Chamber Groups will perform a […]
Read MoreBy Josiane Dubois, College of Fine Arts Our Country’s Good The University of Utah’s Department of Theatre closes the 2017-18 season with “Our Country’s Good” by Timberlake Wertenbaker, based on the novel “The Playmaker” by Thomas Keneally, April 6-15 in the Babcock Theatre. Directed by Sarah Shippobotham, professor of theatre, this play-within-a-play is a story […]
Read MoreManual Cinema By Sheri Jardine, UtahPresents Performance group Manual Cinema combines live theatre with movie-making to create a live cinematic experience. The audience can watch the “film” on screen, but can also see the actors, technicians and musicians below the screen who are creating the story live using overhead projectors, multiple screens, puppets and live […]
Read MoreFor 30 years, Sonia Nazario has worked to bring the plight of migrant children to the nation’s attention.
Read More“Opera gives you a chance to really dive into human nature and the reasons people do the things they do, what drives them. A lot of arts come together — dance, song, acting, music, set artists, costume designers, composers, writers — to do this one thing.”
Read MorePioneer Theatre Company brings Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights” back to its stage By Madeleine Rex, publicity manager, Pioneer Theatre Company For those who may not have gotten tickets to “Hamilton” at the Eccles, or who can’t get enough of its creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, PTC’s concert production of “In the Heights” provides another way to […]
Read MoreFormer CIA director John Brennan to speak at the U on cybersecurity, terrorism, biotechnology threats and the importance of shared intelligence between allies.
Read MoreU School of Dance combines live orchestra with new works The University of Utah School of Dance’s second annual Gala concert, held March 16-17 at 7:30 p.m. at Kingsbury Hall, will showcase both ballet and modern programs featuring live music by the University of Utah Philharmonia, led by Robert Baldwin. The event will include new […]
Read MoreThis year’s Women’s Week is March 5-9 with the theme “Resilience: We are Powerful Because We Have Survived.”
Read MoreGlobalFEST Tour Spotlights Two of the Most Innovative and Provocative Young Latin Bands in the U.S. Acoustic alt-folk band Las Cafeteras, from East LA, and NYC’s all-female mariachi group Flor de Toloache are two of the freshest, most innovative and provocative bands in contemporary Latin music. These two bands will share the stage at Kingsbury […]
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