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The origin of 'Heartless' had its roots in the personal relationships developed during the production of 'A Few Good Men.

Audiences of all ages will fall in love with Anne in this refreshing, contemporary telling of the classic story.

Improductions,LLC will be staging their back-to-school education-spoofing improv show (un)Professional Development for the third time Saturday August 24th at Carriage Court Pizza, 211 S.

South Bend Civic Theatre is constantly evolving in order to find new and dynamic ways to engage EVERY member of our community.

Notre Dame's Department of Film, Television, and Theatre (FTT) announces four productions for its 2019/20 theatre season, including three new plays written by Notre Dame faculty and students, a Tony-nominated rock opera, as well as a festival of staged readings.

To complete their summer 2019 season the 574 theatre presented Hello Dolly.

Fort Wayne Civic Theatre presents CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG.

The August 3rd festival was billed as a a?oeNew Date, New Location, New Vibea?? event, but Phoenix regrets that pre-purchased ticket sales were lower than expected.

Richard Pletcher, founder of the Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival and Jennifer Pletcher Wysong, Marketplace Coordinator are pleased to announce the judges for the 57th Annual Arts & Crafts Festival.

Kat Quirk Bobbs has joined the Civic as the new Production Manager.

To continue their tradition of producing a classic musical during the summer, the South Bend Civic Theatre presented Oliver! with a cast of more than 40 people to filled audiences.

More than one hundred entertainers and performers have been assembled from near and far to fill four full days of free scheduled music and dance sets during the Amish Acres 56th Annual Arts & Crafts Festival Thursday, August 1 through Sunday, August 4.

Nearly 200 booths from 27 states and 139 cities will be converging for the 57th consecutive Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival.

In its' 27th season of Noblesville's Shakespeare in the Park, The Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission is presenting the tragedy, Macbeth this season! 

The 57TH annual Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival will be held Thursday through Sunday, August 1 - August 4, 2019 on the grounds of Amish Acres, an 80 acre historic Amish farm listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival is proud to announce the complete event schedule for the 2019 season, featuring community favorites and exciting new events throughout Michiana.

The Richmond Shakespeare Festival is a professional Actor's Equity theatre performing in the birthplace of recorded jazz, near downtown Richmond, Indiana.

In Victorian London, young orphan Oliver Twist searches for a home, a family, and - most importantly - love.

Ball State University's Music Media Production program recently hosted a recording workshop with legendary engineers Chuck Ainlay and George Massenburg using JBL by HARMAN 708P studio monitors.

Indy's original craft beer festival is celebrating its 24th year with a new date, new location, and new vibe! Benefiting the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre, Brew Ha Ha takes place Saturday, August 3, 2019 from 4:00-8:00 pm on Old Washington Street Pedestrian Bridge at White River State Park.

Controversial topics in theatrical productions have an odd effect on audiences.

The Broadway classic, Oliver! will run at South Bend Civic Theatre July 12-28.

In the musical "Freaky Friday" the plot's main twist, a mother and a daughter magically switching bodies, is a nightmare for the characters, but a dream come true for the actors! Imagine -- establishing one character then getting to switch with a fellow actor and playing a totally different characte

Murder! Mischief! Comedy! Original music highlights this hilarious and terrifying tale of America's first serial killer and an infamous murder at the 1893 World's Fair.