
Two GREAT plays by Terry Guest!
Last night, I attended the world premiere of The Magnolia Ballet, Part 1, by Terry Guest at Phoenix Theatre, running until April 10 (tickets!). The show centers around a family

Last night, I attended the world premiere of The Magnolia Ballet, Part 1, by Terry Guest at Phoenix Theatre, running until April 10 (tickets!). The show centers around a family

Tickets are now on sale for Twelfth Night at IndyFringe!

Auditions for Shaina Taub’s musical adaptation of Twelfth Night will be held February 22 and 24! Roles for 7 men and 4 women are available.

We’ve accomplished a lot already in our inaugural season, and we can’t wait to create more with you in 2022!

This weekend, Southbank is partnering with American Lives Theatre to give you a great discount! If you have attended Small Mouth Sounds, show your ticket (or receipt) at the box office for Rabbit, and you’ll get $5 off the price of admission! And if you’ve attended Rabbit, show your ticket (or receipt) at the box office for Small Mouth Sounds, and you’ll get $5 off the price of admission there, too!

Southbank Theatre Company presents Nina Raine’s Rabbit December 2-12, 2021, at Storefront Theatre of Indianapolis in Broad Ripple

Someone asked me the other day, “How do you define success?” I replied something glib like, “I don’t know if I believe in it.” What I meant was that no matter how much success a person has, there’s always some new job, new problem, new endeavor to explore. Success, in other words, is fleeting. Impermanent. And yet, the word “success,” to me, implies that something is finished, done, resolved. Imagine: You’re finished with a project. You’re proud of yourself! But how long does that pride last? Perhaps “that thing you did last year” was successful, but what’s next? Another “thing”? Another “success”? Are you successful if you don’t do more to sustain that success? Or perhaps surpass it?

We are so thrilled to announce the cast of Rabbit by Nina Raine! Thank you to all who auditioned! It’s Bella’s twenty-ninth birthday. Friends and former lovers meet for a

What do you think of when you think of “rabbits”? Rabbit holes? Multiplying like rabbits? A fluffy caged animal? You might not think rabbits symbolize an epic battle of the

In one week, Southbank opens Seneca and the Soul of Nero. Want to know more? Here are some answers to your questions!
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