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IMC Triumphs With Las Vegas-Themed Concert

April 23, 2026

The Indianapolis Men’s Chorus, under the leadership of Artistic Director Greg Sanders, continues to demonstrate remarkable growth as a performing arts organization. This was particularly evident in its recent Sunday presentation of What Happens in Vegas at the Warren Arts Performing Arts Center. Making this... read more

CSO’s ‘Symphony Odyssey’ Evokes Myriad Emotions

April 23, 2026

The Carmel Symphony Orchestra concluded its 2025-2026 season on Saturday with Symphonic Odyssey at the Payne-Mecias Palladium, located in the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts, underscoring its reputation as a premier community-based professional ensemble. Maestra Kelly Corcoran, renowned for leading major orchestras both... read more

‘Clue’ Delivers a Fast-Paced, Zany Adventure

April 15, 2026

  C rime fiction, mystery, comedy, gaming, and pop culture character fans will appreciate the myriad amusing aspects of Clue, presented by Broadway in Indianapolis at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre in downtown Indianapolis. I attended the opening night performance on Tuesday. For... read more

‘Wasabia’ Offers a Tongue-in-Cheek View of Death and Dying

March 30, 2026

While witnessing Wasabia, a drama packed with biting humor about death, I couldn’t help but relate it to my own experiences as a 78-year-old member of the so-called “Silver Tsunami” generation facing health issues. The Phoenix Theatre presented Wendy Herlich’s play on Friday at the... read more

Ann Hampton Callaway Delivers a Resplendent Cole Porter Tribute

March 25, 2026

Juggling multiple roles—as a journalist, critic, TV contributor, podcast host, producer, director, and co-owner of a production company—can raise conflicts of interest, especially when reviewing my own work. While traditional outlets have strict rules on this, as a freelance writer, I’m not held to the... read more

IRT’s ‘English’ Examines Identity And Belonging

March 17, 2026

Sanaz Toossi’s drama, English, is being performed on the Janet Allen Stage at Indiana Repertory Theatre. Its relevance and timeliness are especially noteworthy. I saw the absorbing play exploring themes of language, identity, and cultural assimilation on Friday. A Pulitzer Prize-winning work, it premiered Off-Broadway... read more