Scott Renshaw is a Film Critic at City Weekly. He specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, particularly focusing on film and cinema, as well as exploring cultural movements and subcultures. Scott's work has been featured in Monterey County Weekly, MiceChat, and Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Scott Renshaw's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on film reviews and movie releases. He also covers events in the local Utah and Salt Lake City area.
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By: Scott Renshaw
The release of Disney’s live-action version of Moana this month had folks asking plenty of questions: How did this version compare to the original? When will Disney stop chasing its own tail? Why does it feel so weird to see The Rock with hair? Yet there was another important question, one that applied not specifically to that movie: What manner of storytelling serves a particular story best?
Creators of innovative short works live with the idea that they’ll exist only for this event.
Hadestown: The Musical; Motor City; Her Private Hell; The Dink; Reading Lolita in Tehran
By: Scott Renshaw
Good Company Theatre's "Waiting for Godot"; The Wish Exchange Place; Springville World Folkfest / Pacific Island Heritage Month
SLFS Summer Showdown continues; Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory; “Back To Hogwarts;” Monty Python and the Holy Grail; Little Shop of Horrors.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day; I Want Your Sex; Sheep in the Box
The story of the bike that broke me. Eight years after I bought it for $500, I sold it without every putting any miles on it. Just lots of work into it.
By: Scott Renshaw
Craft Lake City DIY Festival; Utah African Festival; SB Dance Curbside Theater
Two very different kid-centered stories, plus the tale of Flaco the owl.
One Night Only; Ice Cream Man; Wild Inside; Cookie Queens; The Samurai and the Prisoner
