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NAATC’s ‘Stew’ to highlight conversations from the kitchen and other traditions

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) brings kitchen conversations and family traditions to the stage in Zora Howard’s “Stew.” Directed by LaKesha Lorene, “Stew”...

Year in review: Best live local theater I saw in 2024

As the Arts & Culture Reporter, I saw a lot of live theater last year. There were some truly spectacular and mind-blowing performances coming out...

My favorite cultural moments of 2024

I was excited to be in Indianapolis in 2024. To be honest, I didn’t always feel this way. I recall many times looking online...

The tropes we can let go of

When it comes to the performing arts, there are a few tropes — or recurrent themes — typically reserved for Black characters that should...

Cementing the legacy: NAATC’s 2024-25 season is here

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) is cementing its legacy this season. The Black equity theater company introduced its 2024-25 season, which features “Judy’s...

NAATC to present acting workshops, ‘Education for All’

A new opportunity for aspiring artists and theater professionals is coming this summer. Beginning in July, the Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) — Indianapolis’...

REVIEW: NAATC gives breathtaking performance of ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’

August Wilson’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” is onstage at the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center March 8-24. Set in a 1927 recording studio in Chicago, Ma Rainey...

NAATC bringing ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ to Indy stage after 40 years

“Legendary blues meets risky business trapped in a chokehold of racism” in Naptown African American Theatre Collective’s next production. Written by August Wilson, “Ma Rainey’s...

Recorder Rewind: The best of Indy’s arts in 2023

Artists and creatives around Indianapolis have had a fairly significant year, from The Bicentennial Unity Plaza to Mike Epps’ “Buying Back the Block” to...

REVIEW: NAATC’s ‘Detroit ‘67’ delivers thoughtful narrative on Black experience

“Detroit ‘67” is a play everyone should see at least once. The Naptown African American Theatre Collective premiered Dominique Morisseau’s “Detroit ‘67” Aug. 24 at...
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