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An unforgettable tale of faith and family.

Social Currents is an evening of captivating choreography by Alicia Trump in collaboration with Meraki Dance Theatre company dancers. The show also includes guest performers from Groove the Academy. This powerful evening of dance takes audiences on a journey through the complexities of our shared human experience. The first part dives into the pulse of contemporary life—examining society, culture, and the intricate ways we connect, collide, and coexist. Through bold and thought-provoking work, it asks urgent questions about the world we’re building together. In contrast, the second section rises with renewed energy and optimism, offering a vision of hope, unity, and resilience. Together, these works invite us to imagine a stronger collective future—and remind us of the transformative power of coming together to create meaningful change.

When Alex Boyé’s face appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! as part of a conversation about full page ads featured in playbills for The Book of Mormon musical, Kimmel remarked “Are there black people in the Mormon Church? I find that hard to believe.” Boyé was perturbed for a moment, then realized, if Jimmy Kimmel believed this, then millions must also feel the same.

Fresh from his Bachauer Gold Medal victory and Carnegie Hall debut, Youl Sun presents a dazzling program. Music by Gabriela Frank and Texu Kim sets the stage for Debussy’s colorful Images and Liszt’s monumental Transcendental Études, among the most celebrated works in the piano repertoire.

Start your morning off right with a behind-the-scenes look at the process of bringing our concerts to the stage. Finishing Touches gives our audience the opportunity to observe working rehearsals; selections from the program will be rehearsed at the discretion of the conductor.

Conrad Tao has made an indelible mark on the classical scene and major stages around the globe, and remains the sole classical artist named by Forbes magazine’s “30 Under 30” in the music industry. His long history with the Utah Symphony traces back to his debut at age 16 and a residency with the orchestra—now, this audience-favorite pianist returns to Abravanel Hall for a sublime performance in which he plays the role of both soloist and conductor.

Step back in time to the vibrant and ever-changing world of the 1930s with Radio Silence, a captivating evening of dance from SALT Contemporary Dance.