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KRCL general manager Donna Maldonando at the KRCL studios in Salt Lake City. Local indie community radio station hopes new GM can mend hurt feelings and dial up more listener contributions.(Steve Grifffin / The Salt Lake Tribune)

Arts
	KRCL at 30: Bruises and new blood Talk to KRCL listeners, volunteers and staff, and you'll still hear references to "The Changes," the station's dramatic restructuring nearly two years ago that ditched daytime on-air volunteers in favor of a professional staff. Full Story Jewish Arts Festival: Esther, the superheroine Steichen pops in with the Utah Symphony Miles for Mestizo: Artist and writer pedals for $5 million goal


	Stage dramas explore thorny family dynamics Family relationships are the strongest bonds in our lives. Consequently they are the source of our most intense and conflicted emotions: love, loyalty, resentment, jealousy and frustration. Full Story Utah Symphony: Zukerman, Biss: Brahms bliss Stylin' up: Utah designer wants to change local style, one pair of jeans at a time Books: Investigating the undiscovered cultural innovators Scrapbooking earmarks could help the U.S. economy Scrapbooking Insider: Gratitude workshop, products, tips A Hollywood High makeover of 'Macbeth' Stage notes: An encore for 'Master Class' and several openings Dance notes: DanceSport, Ballet Showcase at BYU Music notes: Opera scenes, organ music and the Zion cycle Visual art notes: Friberg's valley view, weaving the future, outsider art, up-and-coming painter The talent pool: Audition for 'Taming of the Shrew,' 'Disco Inferno,' 'April Ann,' 'Burn This' RSVP: Ballet West Gala on Nov.14 Literary notes: Diversity lecture, lively fiction, festival of comedy KRCL at 30: Bruises and new blood Steichen pops in with the Utah Symphony Miles for Mestizo: Artist and writer pedals for $5 million goal Jewish Arts Festival: Esther, the superheroine Magna playhouse may be old, but it remains vital Review: People Productions' ambitious, stripped-down work challenges misconceptions Music of 'Sleepy Hollow' carries the story Review: 'All in the Timing' key to comical farce Jazz singer uses every octave to touch audience Music: David Gray has no more use for puns American voices: Logan choir presents patriotic songs, and more, at pair of upcoming concerts Salt Lake Symphony: Musical influences Pioneer woman brings her new cookbook to Utah Books: New Orleans lives on in 'Year Before the Flood' Books: How do normal people live, anyway? Books: More 'Freakonomics' quirkiness

Fall Arts Preview
	MORE FALL ARTS PREVIEW HEADLINES Fall arts: Want to see a show? Fall arts preview: Literature Fall arts preview: Visual art Fall arts preview: Dance Fall arts preview: Performing arts Utah Shakespearean Festival: Shakespeare on fast-forward Fall arts preview: Sister Dottie Dixon does Broadway Fall arts preview: Music

Books
	Books: Investigating the undiscovered cultural innovators Literary notes: Diversity lecture, lively fiction, festival of comedy Psst! Let's talk about Masons Pioneer woman brings her new cookbook to Utah Books: More 'Freakonomics' quirkiness Books: New Orleans lives on in 'Year Before the Flood' Books: How do normal people live, anyway? Literary notes: Self-esteem and bioneers Bookworms unite! Be part of the literati at the Book Festival Books: Colfer hitches a ride to sci-fi legacy

Theater
	Stage dramas explore thorny family dynamics Family relationships are the strongest bonds in our lives. Consequently they are the source of our most intense and conflicted emotions: love, loyalty, resentment, jealousy and frustration. Full Story MORE THEATER HEADLINES Review: People Productions' ambitious, stripped-down work challenges misconceptions Music of 'Sleepy Hollow' carries the story Review: 'All in the Timing' key to comical farce 'Master Class': The role of a lifetime Flu or not, the show must go on Stage notes: Dark Horse saddles up with a 'New Brain' Review: Alice shines in a not-so-wonderful Wonderland Pioneer Theatre Company: Classic Twain gets a new play update Teen director debuts new musical Grand Theatre: Going back to 'School House Rock' 'La Divina' returns to Salt Lake Acting Company Stage notes: From 'Tartuffe' to 'Sweeney Todd' Hale Centre Theatre: Stylish 'Curtains' fun to see, but it doesn't linger Review: Thank heaven for the return of Sister Dottie Back to Laramie: Writers gauge long-term impact of Matthew Shepard's murder Utah Shakespearean Festival: Ghost story offer only skeleton of a story Utah Shakespearean Festival: Life-affirming lessons with 'Morrie' Review: 'A Chorus Line' is a bit dated but still every bit as fun Utah Shakespearean Festival: Othello and Jell-O -- this farce has it all Review: This Dionysus has rock-star flair 'Making Waves': A play on teaching, written by teachers