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Actors Ink to debut “Grandmothers, Incorporated”

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Throw away any stereotypes you may have about older folks because Actors Ink is here to prove them wrong. Written by local authors and playwrights...
Arts & Culture

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

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“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...
Arts & Culture

Know Your Entertainers: Sandra Gay

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Sandra Gay began tap dancing at the age of six and teaching at the age of 12.  Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, she...
Arts & Culture

‘Do No Harm’: Local theater company tackling heavy issues through performance and discussion

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Told from the perspective of health care professionals, “Do No Harm” provides a bipartisan perspective in the wake of the overturn of Roe v....
Arts & Culture

From Broad Ripple to Broadway: Indianapolis’ homegrown star

CHLOE McGOWAN -
When Charles Browning was a kid growing up in Broad Ripple, he dreamed of someday making it big. Today that dream has come true. Born...
Arts & Culture

Black theater takes center stage for second year 

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In 2021, OnyxFest staged six Black-led plays and tripled its audience size from its opening in 2020. Now, the plays can be streamed for...
Arts & Culture

IUPUI to launch publication centering Black theater

A new publication highlighting Black theater throughout Indiana is set to launch at IUPUI.  Black Stage is an initiative of the Africana Repertory Theatre of...
Arts & Culture

Local theater troupe brings NYC to Indy

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When you think of the Cotton Club or Carnegie Hall, a few distinct images come to mind: Women in flapper dresses, boas, panty hose...
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Freetown Village brings little known Lincoln lore to life

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Thirteen years before he was elected this nation’s 16th President, Abraham Lincoln represented a Kentucky slave owner named Robert Matson in his attempt to...
Arts & Culture

Local Playwrights Shine at Onyx Fest

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OnyxFest - Urban Theatre Festival  is Indianapolis' first and only theater festival dedicated to the stories of African American playwrights. The festival, an initiative...
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