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REVIEW: The Phoenix Theatre’s ‘OAK’ is hauntingly beautiful

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I’ve been to many intimate plays and seen performances on stages smaller than a Saltine cracker, but “OAK” takes the cake for immersive theater. Written...
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Black-centered stories coming up on The District Theatre stage

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“Stufferage: Tales of the Overwhelmed,” a new play about hoarding and grief, is about to hit the District Theatre stage. Written by Indy-based playwright Jan...
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Black History Month spotlight: Black artists to watch this year

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This year is bound to be a huge year for Black artists throughout Indianapolis. As the arts and culture reporter, it’s my job and my...
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The tropes we can let go of

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When it comes to the performing arts, there are a few tropes — or recurrent themes — typically reserved for Black characters that should...
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OnyxFest 2023 to premiere local and national playwrights

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OnyxFest, Indiana’s annual live theater festival dedicated to showcasing Black stories by Black playwrights, returns the first two weekends of November. Sponsored by the Africana...
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NAATC to debut Morisseau’s ‘Detroit ‘67’

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Naptown African American Theatre Company is coming in hot as they premiere “Detroit ‘67” as the second show of their inaugural season. Written by African...
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