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Once again, it's time for a showcase of Salt Lake City's most intriguing aspiring short-film-makers. Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 1), the Salt Lake Film Society's Tower Theatre once again serves as venue for Local Open Screen Night, a chance to get new short works in front of an audience.
This weekend marks a special celebration for Plan-B Theatre, as it presents and celebrates the 10th anniversary of SLAM. --- For those of you not aware, SLAM takes a group of writers, directors and actors, gives them 24 hours to write, block and finalize a short scene revolving around a specific topic chosen at random ahead of time, to be performed live at the Rose Wagner on May 4.
I've shot quite a few guns in my lifetime, but I've never owned one; I've never felt the need to. If for some reason, a sex-crazed, burglar-terrorist broke into my house, I like to think my dog would bite him in the sack.
Now that spring is finally sprung, it's time to get grilling! Here is an easy but delicious recipe that would be perfect for spicing up your Cinco de Mayo celebration.
Instead of the usual 10 or 12 half-hour episodes, Showtime is sending The Big C off to the great beyond in four full-hour installments, beginning tonight—follow? Doesn’t matter; Cathy (Laura Linney) will meet her end at the bony hand of cancer or cancellation within a month, guaranteed.
