The Salt Lake TribuneENTERTAINMENT Thursday, December3, 1998 Depeche Mode Lightens Up With Peppy Retrospective BYLORI BUTTARS “Walking in My Shoes.” Given that the band’s latest album is a “greatest hits” package, ‘THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE “Black Celebration,”the call to Tuesday's concert had the feelof arms that synth-rockers Depeche a last hurrah. Through some of Modeissuedto fans over a decade these stage antics, Gahan and ago, never rang moretrue than it did at Salt Lake City’s Delta Cen- crew poked fun attheir previously gloomyreputation. It did goa ter on Tuesdaynight. The English band is re-emerg- long wayin taking the monotony out of a computer-programmed ing after a five-year hiatus, dur- melodie: David Gahanhada closecall with Spacesuch as “Personal Jesus” took on new life in this setting as ing whichits enigmatic frontman Fans, who thought the Gorestepped forward to perform on their black T-shirts and turned death. the rubber band-like introduction. In another unusual turn of band might never tour again,put out in droves. events, the band brought cut two leggy, pony-tailed backup sin- For a group that made a career out of selling doom and gloom, Gahanand primary keyboardists Martin Gore and Andrew Fletch- gers/dancersto join on a new go- er appeared to be enjoying them- nation.” selves as they rolled through their throbbing catalog of hits. Rather than standing stone-faced at their thirds through the show, that the concert lagged as the band mem- up lighter front this time, grooving to songs such as “World in My sent B-side material suchas “Useless” and “Barrel of a Gun.”” The spelesque renditionof “Condem- bers seemed determined to pre- mentedhits like “I Feel You” and finale, |. PIG DABE A handful of Utah authors will sign their booksat The King’s Eng lish Bookshop's annual holid»y bash, today from 5to 7 p.m. at the store, 1511 S. 1500 Bast in Salt LakeCity. Meet authors Pat Bagley. Alan gen, Trent Harris, Robert Kite Natasha Saje, Harold Schindle Trevor Southey and Lana Dax with “Grizzly the Healing Dos Refreshments will be served, ar everything in thestore will be dis counted 10 percent diapers. COLE ee eT ToT frre pi Bitercraes rat ym FOS ten) 340 $00 700 90 PUASANTVRLE PS) Doty) 20445710938 SUA erer yer Prac cc pars bartonc He Every once Sexy ebcomes tage pointing since theyleft out hits to “Just Can't Get Enough” at the Utah Authors to Sign At Holiday Book Bash whos eVer worh like “People Are People” and Master and Servant But that was overlooked by the time they had the crowd pogo-ing B3 byEgyptian Theatre Company Last Night at Ballyhoo" Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 1340 E. 300 South: 7:30 pm.; tickets, $15 to $33: PMT boxoffice, 581-6961. Presented by Pioneer Taeatee Company oe Carol Part “Ont Broadway Theatre, MainSt P.m; tickets, $8 for adults, $6 for students and seniorsand $5 for children 12 andyoun, of ‘A Tuna christmas"* Provo Theater Company a 10North Provo; 8 pm, for tickets call (801) 3 0600, Open Poetry Reading Mount Tabor Lutheran Church; 175 S. 700 East; 7:30 p.m., presented by City Art “The Snow Maiden’ presented by the University of Utah Ballet choreographed rd Wacko, Maureen Laird, ShareLane and Jennie Creer-King U. of U.'s Kingsbury Hall; 7:30 p.m.; tickets, $10 to $20; call 581-7100or 355-Al etaUSS CINEMA PUB dry spell was especially disap- Eyes” and “Policy of Truth.” vocals and sultry strut comple- Festival of Trees Salt Palace; 100'S. West Temple; 10 a.m. to 10 pm. adults, $3.50, ehiliren, #2 "CI UtahState Fairpark TSS1000West: 4 to 10 pm: $6 foradults, $3 for children iter Madsen Recital Hall Bigham Young Unk pesals Drove:(20pm "ACI Tale Centre ‘Theatre, Orem; 225 W. 400 North, Orem: 8 p.m; tickets, $7 to $10; chil: dren12and under, $7; children under 4 not admi “AChristmas Cart ‘odgers Memorial Theatre; 292 E. Pages Lane; Centerville; 7:30 p.m.; tickets, $9 and $10: children, $8; 298-1302 “The Other Murray Theatre; 4961 S. State; 7 p:m.; tick ets, $5; presented by the Academy of Per forming Arts. ‘Rent’ ipitol Theatre; 50 W. 200 South; 8 p.m tiekets, $20 fo$50, 385-ARTS. Recommend: ed for mature aniences “The Farl vin ae Arrington; Peers Eqyptian Theater; 2415 Washington Blvd., Ogden: 7:30 p.m. tickets, $15, with $2 discountfor There was a point, about two- keyboards, Gore and Fletcher put Gahan was his usual heat-seeking self. Grabbing the microphone, heput forth his best Elvis, his best Jim Morrison and his best James Dean. His deep resonating HAPPENING TODAY njors and children4 to 12; 1 (800) WSUTIKS “Holiday Memor Lyric Theatre; 28 W Center; Logan; 8 pam tickets, $6and $2; 797. “How I Salt Lake Rene Ootes upstairstheater 168 W. 500 North; 7:30 p.m.; tickets, $16.50 and $24.50, through ArtTix, 355-ARTS +4 Carol Hale CentreTheatre at Harman Hall S. Decker Lake Drive (2200 West), West ValleyCity; 8 p.m. tickets, $14 and $16 children, $11 and$12; 984.9000 “Miracle on 42nd Street, or There's ‘SNOW Like Show Business" De Business Playhouse; 4861 S. State, Murray; 7 p.m; 266-7600, “The Wizard of Oz’ :Egyptian Theatre; $28 S. Main St: Park 0 p.m,; tickets, $8 to $15, plus vari ous peal rates; (435) 649-9371. 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