The Crucible Report
Donors Matter! Thank you so much for your support of our production of The Crucible! The numbers are in, and we managed to raise $7,020 in support of The Crucible,
Author: Marcia Eppich-Harris
Making History contest Staged Readings, coming to Phoenix Cultural Center June 20-21
Southbank is thrilled to announce an exciting lineup of three staged readings this summer as part of our Making History contest, offering audiences a rare behind-the-scenes look at new works
Meet actor Daniel Wilke!
Tell us about yourself. Where did you grow up? How long have you been involved in theater? Where have you performed, and what were some favorite roles?I kind of grew up everywhere
Interview with Director Donna McFadden
Donna McFadden is directing Red Velvet for Southbank! She’s a board member and a longtime member of the theatre community. If you haven’t met Donna before, learn more about her
Seeking Nietzsche Revival
Marcia Eppich-Harris’s critically acclaimed play Seeking Nietzsche will return to the stage this fall for a limited run on September 26 at the JCC-Indianapolis and October 4-6 at Shelton Auditorium.
Don’t let the title fool you… Shit Cake by Marcia Eppich-Harris
Written and directed by Marcia Eppich-Harris, Shit Cake is about four friends who become entangled with the drudgery of middle age. In their messy pursuit of fulfillment, they face the existential question of modern life: Is this all there really is?
Thoughts on Man of La Mancha
Is it mad to believe that “virtue shall triumph”? Or is it mad to believe that virtue can triumph at all?
Devastation as Inspiration: Returning to the Trojan War
Shakespeare’s Context and Characters Scholars believe Shakespeare wrote Troilus and Cressida around 1602. The year before, Queen Elizabeth I’s favorite and possible lover, the Earl of Essex, attempted to stage
Announcing the Cast of Didn’t See That Coming!
Southbank proudly casts and promotes Central Indiana theater artists. “Didn’t See That Coming” stars Paul Hansen, Michelle Wafford, Alex Oberheide, Terre McFarland, Ryan Powell, and Angela Dill. Congrats to our
Believe in Theatre
At Southbank, it’s important to make theatre that makes a difference. In our first six shows, we’ve done just that.
We Cannot Do It Without You
Southbank Theatre Company is a nonprofit, tax exempt 501(c)3. That means every financial contribution is tax deductible! No matter how big or small, your contribution supports theatre artists and the stories they bring to our audiences. With your help, we will be able to build a sustainable, creative company in Indianapolis that will celebrate emerging and established artists from all backgrounds.
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