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Utah Repertory Theater’s Sweeney Todd is a bloody good time
Halloween may be behind us, but for those of you who want to keep the spooky season going, the blood-chilling production of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” at the Noorda Center for the Performing Arts is sure to thrill and delight. Produced in partnership with the Utah Repertory Theater Company, this haunting, […]
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New Broadway musical Fly More Than You Fall soars on first night of previews
For theater enthusiasts and performers near the west coast, Broadway often seems particularly unattainable—a distant idea that only the lucky few get to experience. However, thanks to a collaboration between the Noorda Center for the Performing Arts and a creative team based out of New York, a Broadway-caliber performance has come to Utah Valley University. […]
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Provo’s Most Eligible goes out with a cringe
“It was probably one of the most exciting stake firesides Provo has ever seen.”
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Review: ‘Provo’s Most Eligible’ is the perfect microcosm of dating in Utah Valley
Senior Staff Writer Olivia Diaz: “Where the actual show has booze-fueled dramatics during cocktail parties, this show has glasses of apple juice. Provo’s Most Eligible definitely feels like the apple juice version of the Bachelor franchise.”
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Black Veil Brides release hook-infested album Vale
Decked out in varying textures of black clothing, faces masked in heavy makeup, and hair teased up in “glam metal” styles, Black Veil Brides definitely made an entrance when they introduced themselves to the world of music in 2009. The release of their first single, Knives and Pens, created mixed reactions from the public. There […]
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Movie Review: The Shape of Water
The Shape of Water is Guillermo del Toro’s signature part monster flick, part fairytale love story. With dark, gritty tones and his use of makeup and prosthetics instead of CGI, del Toro returns to the roots and style of his earlier works evoking feelings of Pan’s Labyrinth. Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins), main character, is a […]
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Sushi Be Rollin comes to UVU
Food trucks have become a fun way for people to try a variety of foods from ethnic fusions and delectable sweets without having to sit down at a restaurant. UVU has joined in on the trend by having food trucks on Monday’s and Thursday’s in the parking lot south of the Fulton Library and in […]
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Stranger Things Season 2 not as “Upside Down” as Season 1
Netflix released Season 2 of the ‘80s homage show Stranger Things on Oct. 28 and millions of the Netflix subscribers took to their couches to begin the binge of the 9 episode season. Season 2 definitely lived up to its title and to the anticipation built around its release, but one episode raised some eyebrows. […]
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Two scoops of entertainment and a pinch of politics: A recap of the 89th Academy Awards
One year after Chris Rock nearly ruined the Oscars, the 2017 Academy Awards gave a cautious audience the show they were looking for. An introduction by Justin Timberlake — singing his Oscar nominated song “ Can’t Stop the Feeling” — set the tone for the production. Entertainment, not politics, is what a world-wide audience wanted […]
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Graphic design department offers expertise at conference
- March 26, 2012
- academy of information technology
- aoit
- axiom
- beth kay
- drew million
- electronic arts
- ethan clark
- graphic design
- html 5
- jason bangerter
- naf
- national academy foundation
- neutron interactive
- nick bluth
- nicole neumarker
- patricia isom
- paul metcalfe
- review
- richard reagan
- software development
- stephanie bird
- struck
- technology
- uvu
Nearly 500 technology oriented high school students poured into the conference center of Salt Lake Community College’s Miller campus for an 8:30 a.m. keynote address. The annual conference of the Academy of Information Technology convened on Wednesday, March 21, to host kids from five Utah school districts and reinforce the AOIT objective of offering […]
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