
Here are the topics that were mentioned on today’s TV segment:
— Wednesday, November 8, Utah Presents Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Live at Kingsbury Hall
— Friday-Sunday, November 24, 25, 26 – Elf the Musical at Eccles Theater

Here are the topics that were mentioned on today’s TV segment:
— Wednesday, November 8, Utah Presents Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Live at Kingsbury Hall
— Friday-Sunday, November 24, 25, 26 – Elf the Musical at Eccles Theater
— Candy Cane Corner – Family volunteering opportunity in November and December
You can watch the video of the segment here.

Here are the topics discussed on today’s segment:
Watch the video of the segment here!
Today we went to the Utah Children’s Theater‘s Shakespeare Festival for Kids and had a great time! In addition to offering many kid-friendly Shakespeare-esque performances, they had some fun activities set up in the various parts of the theater. Above, you can see Theo and a friend taking advantage of the costumes and stage backdrop to practice some dramatic scenes from an unidentifiable Shakespearean tragedy.

They also had a series of puppet show performances that were all in a different format: crocheted knit puppets (above), shadow puppets (below), blacklight puppets, and a marionette show. They were all so fun to watch and really showcased the varied art forms very well.

We started out the day with a “Royal Breakfast” in the soda shop at the theater where we enjoyed waffles, eggs, and sausages (advance reservation required). With our bellies full, we settled into the Studio theater to watch the first of several “Shakespeare Pop!” shows which were highly-edited, very condensed, and very funny summaries of well-known Shakespeare works. They invited kids onstage to volunteer to be part of the cast.
It was a fun and educational way to spend a Saturday morning — and they’ll be doing it two more times (Sept 23 and 30) this fall!


Here are the topics I mentioned on today’s segment:
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I was a kid when the trifecta of Disney masterpieces of the 1990s came out: The Little Mermaid, Beauty & the Beast, and Aladdin. I loved Beauty & the Beast b/c the heroine, Belle, was an independent, strong, and book-loving girl just like me. When I heard that they were making a live-action version of the movie, I was a little wary. Continue reading

Here are the topics mentioned during the February segment:
Ririe Woodbury Dance Company “Elements” performance family matinee
Saturday, February 4 at 2pm, Capitol Theater


Happy New Year, everyone! Here are the topics I talked about on the January segment.
— Life-size Candyland game, SLC Main Library
Thursday, January 5, 2pm
— The Wizard of Oz, Utah Children’s Theater
January 6-14
— Sundance Kids films at Sundance Film Festival
– Red Dog: True Blue, age 8+
– The Mars Generation, age 10+
– My Life as a Zucchini, age 12+


Here are the topics that I mentioned on today’s segment: