Meet the creatives who are bringing their film dreams home to Indianapolis.
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Indy Shakes presents ‘Shakespeare fanfiction’ with ‘ADO’
Written by Lavina Jadhwani, “ADO” reimagines William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” from the perspective of the female main character, Hero.
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Butler students put toxic media culture on trial in ‘Lorena: A Tabloid Epic’
The play, which runs Feb. 25-March 1, offers a new view into one of the most polarizing stories of the 1990s.
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How a racing photographer showed the city’s pothole problem in a new light
Remembering Chris Bucher, whose photos will appear in an Indiana State Museum exhibit Feb. 28.
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Traditional Chin dress: A celebration of culture and pride
Hundreds gathered Feb. 21 to honor Chin National Day on the south side of Indianapolis.
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Indians partner with GANGGANG to reimagine Negro Leagues tribute
The Indianapolis Indians are teaming up with local creative advocacy group GANGGANG for a year-long partnership to overhaul the team’s annual tribute to the city’s Negro Leagues history.
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Call and leave a message for a woman who inspires you
For Women’s History Month, we invite you to honor a woman, past or present, who’s changed your life.
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‘Guys & Dolls Sr.’ puts spotlight on actors ages 60 to 93
Summer Stock Stage’s Encore program showcases talent and creates friendships. See the musical Feb. 27-28 at Shelton Auditorium
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In a strip mall on 38th Street, a seamstress finds her perfect fit
When firefighters or fly guys need something tailored they go to 65-year-old ‘Silo,’ who grew up sewing in Mexico City.
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Honoring Black Hoosier artists who have left a lasting mark on Indianapolis
Indianapolis has a long, storied history of Black creatives who have left a lasting impression on their communities.