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Jodi and Graham Russell, top center, and the cast of "Petalbump," which will play at the Jeanné Wagner Theatre. Read David burger's article about Air Supply's songwriter Graham Russell.

Arts
	Theater: 'Petalbump' finds Air Supply singer and songwriter in a plant costume At this point in his career, Air Supply singer-songwriter Graham Russell has been reduced to playing a plant in a children's musical in Salt Lake City. Full Story Theater: Coming out, from a female perspective, at Westminster Frank, Sammy and Dean bring Vegas to Kingsbury Music: Successful violinist returns to SLC to perform with Utah Youth Symphony

Scrapbooking: 'Found' objects can cut costs of hobby

Workshop: Rather than buy expensive stickers licensed by Marvel, I used the pictures that come in the packaging for Spider-Man action figures. (It's cheap, I have 20 of them and it counts as recycling too. Full Story

Theater: Coming out, from a female perspective, at Westminster

Frank, Sammy and Dean bring Vegas to Kingsbury

Theater: 'Petalbump' finds Air Supply singer and songwriter in a plant costume

Theater: 'Slight Discomfort' is a sharply observed cancer commentary

British farce at the U.; 'Blithe Spirit' in Pleasant Grove

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Who's new at the Utah Symphony

Music: Fabulous Finns: Lintu will conduct works by Sibelius

Music: Successful violinist returns to SLC to perform with Utah Youth Symphony

Salt Lake City folk artist receives national honors

Music notes: Olympian choirs at Westminster

Film notes: 'Children in No Man's Land' at SLC Main Library

Dance notes: Fall concert at the U.

Critics' picks » This weeks' top choices

THE LIST » 3 new graphic books

Books: Humor as a road to literacy

Books: 'Brisingr' bores with its meandering

Literary notes

Hours extended for Body Worlds exhibit

Books: Best-sellers

Visual arts notes: A really big show in Orem; landscapes in Park City

Experience live performances with a 'Free Night of Theatre'

McCain's anticipated arts platform comes in at four sentences long

Review: 'Moonlight and Magnolias' successfully tells the farcical backstage story of the making of 'Gone With the Wind'

Review: 'The Overwhelming' offers powerful portrait of an American family's caught in Rwanda's chaos

Review: Ririe-Woodbury hits with revival of Nikolais' 'Tower'

Garland concert puts singer back on stage

Critics' picks: Norm MacDonald coming to WiseGuys

Books: In 'The World Without Us,' author's environmental questions tap a universal vein

Brewer among the nominees for Utah Book Award

'Greek Rural Postmen' tops list of odd book titles

The list: Four fall novels

Literary notes

Best sellers

Dance: Maverick composer a master of the microtone

Dance preview: Welcome 'Messengers'

Cohen's dance curriculum at West High

Music: Fry Street will tackle all 17 Beethoven quartets

Music notes: Bach at First Presbyterian Church; autumn classics fest in Park City

Concert preview: Tesla will uncoil its world tour in SLC

Visual arts notes: Obama exhibit in SLC; monumental murals at Art Access

Film notes: 'Chicago 10' screening at SLC Main Library

Dance notes: MOMIX at Kingsbury; HYPE at Rose Wagner

Theater notes: Comedy tears down prostate-cancer taboos

Talent Pool: Yo, yeomen

RSVP: Breakfast fundraiser for 4th Street Clinic

Inside Focus: How many points is a skydiver field goal?

Movies: The art house's new role

People plus: Ifill to fulfill encore role in veep debate

Books: Love is in the air in Park City

'The Magician': Young fans quiz fantasy author Michael Scott

Judy Garland, larger than life, with the symphony

'Water Bird Talk' pecks away at chamber music stereotypes

Symphony looks to move to 'next level'

Cache Valley concert: Imagine rock opera arias as rock epics; it's easy if you try

Books: In Roth's 'Indignation,' history is what you've lived through

Books: Wobegon lives on in Keillor's 'Liberty'

Books: Three titles about cooking

Dance preview: Reconstructing Nikolais' 'Tower'

Eccles Organ Festival offers five free concerts at SLC cathedral

Jazz dreams come true for Elias and Camilo

Salt Lake Symphony: Meet Crawford Gates

Salt Lake Symphony: Crawford Gates knows the score

People plus: Maurice Sendak tribute draws Streep and Gandolfini

Inside Focus: A new dream?

Ways to keep your wedding from breaking the bank

Theater troupe faces final curtain unless it finds a new home

Patrick Moore Gallery: New location has 'cozier' feel

Theater: Playwright makes 'Overwhelming' homecoming

Theater: Actor shows off Eliza Doolittle's makeover in classic transformation story

Diversity marks range of offerings of Utah Shakespearean Festival's 2008 fall season

Ballet West: Sklute looking to balance fresh, familiar dance

Local readers react to news of writer David Foster Wallace's death

Fall arts preview: Beyond familiar landscapes

Highland theater teacher wins national honor

'Present Tense' art rises from dust of 337 project

TV: Stylish 'True Blood' is drained of drama

Scrapbooking: Homesick for Utah hobbyists

Theater: Morey's status grows on the national stage

Theater: Lees' 'Nixon' is back in the game

Music: G.'s love bus has a good vibe

Joyous return for the Utah Symphony

'The 19th Wife': Polygamy story sells

Dance review: Koester helps to define who we are

Scrapbooking: The next step: 'Glitter blogs'

Utah Festival Opera review: Flaws aside, show brings history to life

Utah Festival Opera review: Verdi's 'Aida,' an opera worth seeing

Scrapbook Insider: Making memories is how it all started

Troll 2: As camp as it gets

Movies: Sundance comes of age - but it's forever young

Fall Arts Preview
	Fall arts preview: Beyond familiar landscapes Fall Preview: Books Fall Preview: Dance Fall Preview: Music Fall Preview: Theater Fall Preview: Visual arts, museums Diversity marks range of offerings of Utah Shakespearean Festival's 2008 fall season Theater: Actor shows off Eliza Doolittle's makeover in classic transformation story Theater: Playwright makes 'Overwhelming' homecoming Ballet West: Sklute looking to balance fresh, familiar dance 'Present Tense' art rises from dust of 337 project

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Utah Shakespearean Festival
	Review: USF's 'Gaslight' a blazing whodunit Cedar City - Talk about a dramatic entrance: The drawing room doors slide open as the light silhouettes a man in a cloak and a top hat. Mr. Manningham (Elijah Alexander), the master of this house, stands there for a moment, and everything we assume about his character - that he's vain and Full Story Review: 'Moonlight and Magnolias' successfully tells the farcical backstage story of the making of 'Gone With the Wind' Theater review: 'Caesar' is smart and stylish, but the motives are missing Diversity marks range of offerings of Utah Shakespearean Festival's 2008 fall season

Books
	THE LIST » 3 new graphic books Books: Humor as a road to literacy Books: 'Brisingr' bores with its meandering Literary notes James Christensen: LDS illustrator sees his art as expression of faith Literary notes The list: Four fall novels Best sellers Books: In 'The World Without Us,' author's environmental questions tap a universal vein Brewer among the nominees for Utah Book Award

Theater

Frank, Sammy and Dean bring Vegas to Kingsbury

The evening of glamour presented in "The Rat Pack Live at the Sands" is fiction - but perhaps it's the show everyone wishes would have happened. The British production re-enacts an evening at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas in the early 1960s, featuring actors portraying such iconic Full Story

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Theater: 'Petalbump' finds Air Supply singer and songwriter in a plant costume

Theater: 'Slight Discomfort' is a sharply observed cancer commentary

British farce at the U.; 'Blithe Spirit' in Pleasant Grove

Experience live performances with a 'Free Night of Theatre'

Theater notes: Comedy tears down prostate-cancer taboos

Review: USF's 'Gaslight' a blazing whodunit

Review: 'The Overwhelming' offers powerful portrait of an American family's caught in Rwanda's chaos

Review: 'Moonlight and Magnolias' successfully tells the farcical backstage story of the making of 'Gone With the Wind'

Theater review: 'Caesar' is smart and stylish, but the motives are missing

Review: Pioneer Theatre's production is a 'Fair Lady' indeed

Theater notes: 'Dial M for Murder' at BYU; a taste of Egypt in Orem

Theater review: Beauty of 'Pageant' lies in shared joke

Theater notes: 'Nunsense' in West Jordan; 'Guys and Dolls' in Draper

Theater: Actor shows off Eliza Doolittle's makeover in classic transformation story

Theater: Playwright makes 'Overwhelming' homecoming

Theater: Lees' 'Nixon' is back in the game

Theater: Morey's status grows on the national stage