LDS and Mormon Entertainment Culture
Mandy Patinkin: A Spark to Pierce the DarkBy Mariah Proctor“Believe in yourself” was Mandy Patinkin’s first piece of advice to the scores of BYU theatre students that gathered to hear him teach a master class on campus before his performances this past weekend.
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Zion Theatre Company’s Production of Swallow the Sun Recounts C.S. Lewis’s Early LifeZion Theatre Company is producing national award winning playwright Mahonri Stewart’s play about C.S. Lewis’s early life at the Castle Theater in Provo
HermeneuticsThis month’s Backstage Graffiti will, of course, be about hermeneutics and exegesis. Words which when I called up the “Instant Dictionary,” the definitions were, respectively, “Word not found” and “Are you kidding?”
By Marvin Payne
LDS Actor Makes Good in “Liberty Smith”LDS actor on stage at Ford’s Theatre in new musical.
By Lincoln C. Oliphant
Classics for the Common ReaderThere is good reason the classics simply will not die, because they offer the most compelling portrayal of those impulses that define us as human.
By Doug TalleyLDS Singer/Songwriter Shane Jackman has been making waves in the acoustic folk scene since his first appearances in front of discriminating crowds in New England.
By Dick Diamond
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