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January 2013
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CALENDAR Sundance Institute presents free screenings for locals
Sexy mistresses and dashing suitors abound in this sensual and satirical romp through art nouveau Paris at the turn of the century.
Best of the Best: Sundance Institute presents complimentary screenings of award-winning films to Locals in Salt Lake, Park City, Sundance Resort, and Ogden on January 28.
A Flea in her Ear, Feb. 1-10, Thurs-Sun 7:30p, Sat-Sun 2p. Babcock Theatre 300 S 1400 E. $15 General, Students (U of U) Free. THEATRE.UTAH.EDU
Best of the Best: Jan. 28. See schedule: SUNDANCE.ORG/LOCALS
Live to Dance U of U jazz concert
Performance Goddess Remembered This poetic documentary is a salute to 35,000 years of “pre-history,” to the values of ancestors only recently remembered, and to the goddess-worshipping religions of the ancient past. A plot line linking the loss of goddess-centered societies with today’s environmental crisis a proposal to return the belief to an interconnected life system, is sure to entertain. Feel free to bring dinner and/or refreshments to enjoy during the film. Goddess Remembered: Part 1 of the Women and Spirituality Goddess trilogy, Jan. 11, 6-10p. Also: Part 2, Jan. 25, Part 3, Feb. 8. Vitalize Community Studio, 2154 S Highland Dr. $10 donation (includes raffle ticket). MOONTIMERISING.COM
Salt 6: Emre Huner Emre Huner is a new film by the Turkish, Berlin-based artist, whose work explores questions surrounding progress, modernity, science fiction and utopian impulses. Salt 6: Emre Hunter, Jan 13, 11a-5p. Utah Museum of Fine Arts, 410 Campus Center Drive. Under 18 Free, $7adults, $5 seniors. UMFA.UTAH.EDU
New Horizons, Then and Now This concert celebrates the centennial premiere of Schoenberg’s expressionistic tour de force, Perrot Lunaire. Schoenberg’s seminal work is paired with a brilliant and moving cycle by American composer Jason Eckardt for soprano and instrumental ensemble. Special guest: Tony Arnold, interpreter of new music. New Horizons, Then and Now, Jan 20, 3p. Libby Gardner Concert Hall, 1375 Presidents Circle. $5-15. NOVASLC.ORG
Shatner’s World: We Just Live In It “Death is the final frontier,” says William Shatner, still lively and touring at age 81. Fans should not miss this one-man meditation on his long and interesting life. Shatner’s World, Jan. 22, 7:30p. Kingsbury Hall, 1395 E President’s Circle. $30-$60. KINGSBURYHALL.UTAH.EDU
Adam & Steve and the Empty Sea Adam is LDS. Steve is gay. Set against the backdrop of the passage of Prop. 8, these childhood friends grapple with religion, sexuality, politics and adulthood. Adam & Steve and the Empty Sea, Jan. 31-Feb. 10, Th-Sat 8p, Su 2p. Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W 300 S. $10-20. PLANBTHEATRE.ORG
A Flea in Her Ear A classic French farce of marital mayhem, “A Flea in Her Ear” is Georges Feydeau’s masterpiece of mistaken identities. A plan to expose a husband’s affair that misfires, sets in motion a plan that turns into pandemonium and comic disaster, erupting into a barrage of hilarity and romantic turmoil.
Live To Dance celebrates jazz dance as an art form, featuring professional and student chreography. It gives dance majors, non-majors and guest artists the opportunity to perform. The experience has brought together students from 18 different majors. Directed by Tamara Squires. Live to Dance Jazz Concert, Feb 1-2, 7:30p. Alice Sheets Marriott Center for Dance, 330 South 1500 East. $8-12. KINGSBURYHALL.UTAH.EDU
Music Bullets and Belles Bullets and Belles is Neo-Doo-Wop-Folk. Think Amy Winehouse and Dion and The Belmonts, as well as Arcade Fire and Les Paul. Their sublime three-part vocal harmonies and deeply-felt poetic lyrics seamlessly bend through the rules of genre while always leaving the audience wanting (and often whistling) for more. With former CATALYST staffers Addie & Emma Ryder as backup singers! Bullets and Belles, Jan. 4, 8p. The State Room, 638 State St. $10. THESTATEROOM.COM