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REVIEW: Must-see shows during the 20th anniversary IndyFringe Festival

The 2025 IndyFringe Festival presented by Everwise Credit Union is finally here. IndyFringe is my penultimate theatrical experience as the summer starts to wind down...

CONCERT REVIEW: Nelly’s 25th anniversary tour, “Where the Party At,” brought nostalgia to Ruoff 

The "Where the Party At Tour," featuring Nelly, Ja Rule and Eve alongside special guests Chingy and St. Lunatics, included a nostalgic but lively...

REVIEW: Indy Drag Theatre’s first parody play, ‘Clue,’ went off with a bang (or several)

Indy Drag Theatre (IDT) produced its first parody play over the last two weekends, and it was fantastic.  “Clue: A Drag Parody” was a vibrant,...

REVIEW: Beef and Boards’ ‘Waitress’ is baked with love

“Waitress” is onstage at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre now through Aug. 31, and it just might be their best work yet. I’ll preface this...

REVIEW: The inspirations of Alma Thomas

The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields has recently unveiled "Composing Color: Paintings by Alma Thomas," a touring exhibition organized by the Smithsonian American...

REVIEW: ‘Wicked’ is a magically immersive theatre experience

If you don’t already have tickets for the Broadway tour of “Wicked,” you need to get ‘em. While our sports reporter was covering the Pacers’...

‘The Afterlife of Malcolm X: An Outcast Turned Icon’s Enduring Impact on America’ by Mark Whitaker

c.2025, Simon & Schuster $30.99 448 pages Who will remember you in fifty years’ time? A handful of friends — at least those who are still around —...

REVIEW: ‘Luck Finds Love’ closes out Black Light training 

The last of the six Black Light Training and Development plays took the stage at the District Theatre the previous weekend, and I was...

Bailey Zimmerman brings the heat to Indy on first night of tour

By COLE RICHARDSON Country star Bailey Zimmerman kicked off the first night of his “New to Country” tour with an unforgettable performance in Indianapolis last...

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

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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