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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,
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
Yesterday, one of the local theatres, NoExit, announced that they were giving away some of their store of props, furniture, flats, platforms, etc., and asked
Rehearsals for Seneca and the Soul of Nero started today, with David Mosedale (Seneca), Jenni White (Pompeia Paulina), and Noah Winston (Lucan) trying on their roles together
When Marcia moved back to Indianapolis in 2011 with her husband, Aric, and two sons, she didn’t intend to start a theatre company. Marcia had
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