Roundup: TV time for IRT, Symphonic Choir, and Eiteljorg, more
Plus a new creative space at Conner Prairie.
Plus a new creative space at Conner Prairie.
Catch the country singer/songwriter in his Center for the Performing Arts debut.
Plus Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts game on stage.
Sweet spot in eclectic program occurs when its internationally inspired holiday travelogue hits Spain, Jamaica, and Benin.
Yes, there’s a leg lamp kick line. And a song titled “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out.”
On the brink of Thanksgiving, appreciating those who create and those who make creation possible.
Plus, Broadway in Indianapolis brings “A Christmas Story” tour to town.
Appropriately scaled to the Tarkington, it offers the intimacy that IO tried to find in past productions while also allowing for effective scenic design.
I’ve got tickets to give away to the upcoming film starring Gary Oldman Kristin Scott Thomas.
Plus Indianapolis Opera stages “La Traviata” at the Tarkington.
Plus, a new-ish name for the Harrison Center for the Arts and a major grant for the Indiana Historical Society.
Frances McDormand stars in a new dark comedy from writer Martin McDonagh.
Plus new approaches to western art at the Eiteljorg Museum.
Billy Joel and E.T. also enliven downtown this week.
In John Strand’s debate drama, Supreme Court Justice Scalia squares off against a liberal law clerk.
The pianist kicks of a slate of holiday concerts at the Center for the Performing Arts.
Also, a familiar face from the movies at the Ann Katz Festival of Books.
A magical effect late in the show highlights the stage musical about the creation of “Peter Pan.”
By keeping the emotions grounded in reality, Beef & Boards breathes life into the spirited adaptation of the hit movie.
Plus award-winning writer Yaa Gyasi visits Butler University.