After a year of pandemic-induced darkness, the IndyFringe Theatre Festival will return to Mass Ave with a revamped format to showcase local and Midwest talent while providing a safe theatre-going …
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The pocket park at IndyFringe has been enhanced to accommodate late-October events, including two Halloween-themed performances. The park features “cocoons” which will act as windbreaks, with audience comfort also enhanced …
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Bard Fest – the award-winning Shakespeare festival – is partnering with IndyFringe to mark a return of stage productions with an outdoor presentation of William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play …
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The COVID-19 pandemic, it turns out, trumps the idea that “the show must go on.” IndyFringe Board Chair Gary Reiter and CEO Pauline Moffat have made it official: the 2020 …
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Vandals have struck a piece of unique and interactive public art which stands outside the District Theater in the 600 block of Mass Ave. The vandalism has left IndyFringe, which …
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Target Practice, a new series of paintings by Indianapolis artist Dante Ventresca will be the inaugural visual arts exhibition in the recently opened District Theatre, with the new gallery opening …
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A Carmel-based theater company will inaugurate the new District Theatre when it opens a 19-show run of Forbidden Broadway on Thursday, July 5. Actors Theatre of Indiana will perform the …
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The two stages operated for many years by Theatre on the Square – but having been dark since last August when the TOTS organization collapsed – will once again host …
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On the heels of its debut residency in February featuring three pieces of familiar ballet classics, the new Indianapolis Ballet professional company will mix it up in early March during …
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The Windsor Arts Cinema will be managed by co-owner Ben Sutphin, and curated by him along with Dusty Frey and Daniel Jacobson of Public House Cinema. Those men are planning …
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