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
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Southbank believes that prioritizing the health and safety of our cast, crew, and audience members should be a top priority. As such, effective immediately, Southbank requires proof of vaccination at the door for all performances.
As theatre reopens, what sort of plays are you going to go see? Do you want to see something that you know will be pretty good — like a revival of an old Broadway musical? Or do you want to risk it and see something you’ve never heard of?
Since theatre reopened in Indianapolis, there have been a number of shows I wanted to see, but I couldn’t. My first instinct was to ask, “Will it be filmed?” I
We might all be “done” with Covid, but it sure isn’t done with us. The news has been fairly harrowing lately, and so, in the spirit of transparency, I wanted
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