Eric André has literally done everything there is to do in show business. From voicing the hyena in The Lion King to starring in the Righteous Gemstones to appearing on WWE Raw and working with Justin Timberlake! Throw in a couple of instruments he plays and you’ve got a well-rounded comedian able to deliver shocking humor, improv, and surreal comedy. Come prepared for anything and everything. Wiseguys, multiple shows.

Utah Arts Review says Utah Opera’s staging of Zorro is: “Unabashedly romantic, with soaring melodies and lushly textured orchestrations.” Plus… sword-fighting! Just three more shows at Capitol Theatre.

Zolita grew up playing bluegrass with a flat pick guitar. Now in her 30’s, you can still hear some twang, though layered with a heavy dose of alt and electropop–giving her a sound all her own with a modern day Elvira aesthetic. Soundwell, 7PM.

Keanu Reeves, the Long Island Medium, and 64 Square Feet of Chalk

“Many wonders await audiences in this gorgeously imaginative Broadway musical,” said The New York Times about Water for Elephants, nominated for seven Tony Awards. It will be playing at Eccles through Sunday.

Just announced: Your ArtTix ticket doubles as a UTA transit pass on the day of your show. Simply show your same-day ArtTix ticket to any driver or host when boarding a UTA bus or train!

Bahama Mamas, Bonamassa, and a Billion Stars, This Week Downtown

With the debut of his infectious, uplifting songs, Stargazing and Nice to Meet You, British pop star Myles Smith became an overnight sensation. How his concert tonight at The Complex is not sold out has us scratching our heads! 6pm.

Jazz vocalist MaryAnne Muglia performs at The DLC at Quarters for just $13. Her harmonies are as rich as her honest songwriting. Scott Lippitt and Rachael Jenkins open at 7pm. 

Edison House takes over programming at Art Garten tonight with a line-up of THREE bands: Alex Elggren,  Bangarang, and duo Neal Middleton and Taylor Richards. Grab a beer, a bite to eat from the food truck, and relax! It’s almost the weekend! Free, 5-8.

Hot House West opens a series of free concerts at Gallivan Center called Joy in Rhythm featuring Mina Thomas and Brett & Old Soul, bringing their signature blend of soul, jazz, and Americana. Food trucks, local art vendors, and a free swing dance lesson! 6-10 Gallivan Center

Icon Ken Sanders launches a new concert series tonight with a poetry reading by Gabriela Nelson followed by live music from guitarist VAL/IN/TIME and Morrow Morrow’s moody bluescape. Just $10 to be part of something that feels genuinely special at  Ken Sanders Rare Books, 6:30pm.

The Farmers Market Kickoff Party is one of the best events in the community all year. Squatters brews the beer, vendors whip-up delicious nibbles, artists donate their crafts (for the best silent auction), and everyone leaves with a dozen eggs from Old Home Place and maybe just as many new friends. 5:30-8:30, Squatters

One of our favorite programs of the Ballet West season is their Choreographic Festival, where new works are premiered. Sometimes funny, perhaps quirky, and maybe genius, this program is one you don’t want to miss at Rose Wagner through Saturday.

Ariel C. Wilson and Matt Kowal’s exhibit, from where the sun is, to wherever you are, takes live imagery drawn from twenty-four webcams placed across the earth’s time zones and weaves the film into a single continually cycling composition. See this Warholian presentation at UMOCA through June 6.  

Sammy Obeid double-majored in business and math at UC Berkeley, turned down a job at Google to do stand-up, and has never looked back. The man made a choice, it was the right one. He is hilarious.  Wiseguys, The Gateway.

At the Clark Planetarium, check out Backyard Wilderness, a 3D documentary on the IMAX screen that has won over a dozen awards. It captures magical moments in nature and broadcasts them on a large, intense scale. Great to get kids off wifi and into wilderness!

The Mammoth have clinched a spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs! After 82 games, the team is currently holding a top wild-card spot in the Western Conference. But first, they have one last regular season match against the St. Louis Blues. Take advantage of ticket prices before they skyrocket.  Delta Center, 5:30.

The Phantom of the Opera has played to 140 million people in 35 countries and has grossed over $6 billion in 38 years. And, people still can’t get enough of it–evidenced by the fact there are 24 shows at the Eccles that seem to be selling very well. We guess the spectacle, music, romance and that chandelier will never get old. 

The Utah Jazz rebuilding campaign continues as they run all the options for the NBA draft in June. There are just three more home games, with tickets as low as $17. Go root for the boys as we go up against the Denver Nuggets. 

Salt Lake City comes alive this week with can’t-miss concerts, big games, vibrant arts, and unique local events. From Led ZepAgain and the Utah Symphony to Flamenco Fiesta, Alicia Villarreal, DENM, the Downtown Farmers Market, and a stunning Great Salt Lake art installation, there’s something happening every day.