Review: THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT at American Lives Theatre
The show is a beautiful reminder of what we all love about theater.
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The show is a beautiful reminder of what we all love about theater.
Jimmy Buffet is a beloved part of the musical fabric of America, and so it makes complete sense that JIMMY BUFFET’S ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE is just as endearing and just plain fun.
The beat of the drum and the twang of the guitar are calling you to HONKY TONK ANGELS at Beef & Boards.
Mary Poppins, the classic story of a practically-perfect nanny who comes to care for the neglected Banks children is on stage now at Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre.
Coping With Autumn considers the strength of human nature and is brutal challenged during the production.
As with any massively popular production, you have to wonder if the hype matches the reality.
High school is a different world from what many of us experienced growing up.
Two years ago this play, The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin, was deep in rehearsals at the Indiana Repertory Theatre.
A huge draw of live theater is the touch of nostalgia, that craving for the classics and a different era.
For me, musical adaptations of movies can be either a hit or miss with no in-between.
If the name didn’t give it away, this is not your average Beef & Boards production.
There is always an inherent risk to taking a classic movie and trying to redo it in some way.
The Indianapolis Repertory Theatre is heating up these cold snowy days with a sci-fi classic.
The 1970's rock opera JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR celebrated its 50th anniversary this year and the anniversary tour is currently at Clowes Memorial Hall in Indianapolis.
Comedy, crime, and quick wits describe every minute of SHEAR MADNESS.
Have we ever needed a return to this cozy tradition more? The familiar landscape of fake snow and glowing lanterns welcomes new and old audiences to the Indiana Repertory Theatre's A Christmas Carol.
It’s officially December, and the holiday season is upon us! Twinkle lights and vibrant colors are starting to fill up windows form stores to homes.
The finale of this year’s bard fest is Elizabeth Rex, a play based on the true story of the execution of the Earl of Essex, the Queen’s lover, for treason.
Nothing compares to the joy and freedom of pure imagination, and that is what CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY brings to the stage.
Add together one book club, six members, six meetings, and what do you get? The answer is a lot of drama with a big dose of farcical fun.
If you’re a fan of musical theatre, then you have had some exposure to the deeply dark and moving tale of the Phantom who lived in the bowels of the Paris Opera House.
Now's the time to seize some tickets for Beef & Board's showing of NEWSIES.
After a long time away from live theater, “Smart People” was the perfect show to return to.
Tonight, the classic musical, The Sound of Music, opened as the second offering of The Muny’s 103rd season.
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The Play That Goes Wrong Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre (7/17-8/23) |
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EMERGENCY The Tarkington (8/27-8/30) |
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Memphis The Musical Basile Theatre at the Historic Athenaeum (9/26-9/27) |
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SIX the Musical Indiana University (11/12-11/15) |
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An Enemy of the People Waldron Arts Center (2/04-2/21) |
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Isn't This Nice Wells-Metz Theatre (2/11-2/13) |
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The Cottage Waldron Arts Center (5/13-5/30) |
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Best of Broadway: Lloyd Webber & More! Tarkington (9/04-9/04) |
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Stephanie Allen-Stevenson & Composition The Cabaret (8/28-8/28) |
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Heist Waldron Arts Center (9/03-9/20) PHOTOS |