“Everybody’s Favorite Mother” jumps between the Obama administration to 1972. The play runs through Sept. 20 at Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre.
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‘The Griot’ debuts at District Theatre, shines light on Black Hoosier history
The new play involving time travel, West African influences and the Indianapolis Recorder is set to debut at the District Theatre this month.
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6 IndyFringe Festival plays we’re looking forward to
From sexy fast food icons to a queer spin on “Sleeping Beauty,” you can watch 63 acts during the IndyFringe Festival Aug. 13-23.
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Discover improv comedy with these local classes and theaters
Laugh along with or learn from improv comedians at a class, workshop or live show.
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40 things to do in August in Indy
Check out a Phoebe Bridgers album release party, historic Black burlesque exhibit, Iranian music event and free outdoor festivals.
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Indy’s first Black equity theater company closes after four years
LaKesha Lorene, CEO and founder of Naptown African American Theatre Collective, said the organization needed more funding support.
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Forgotten American hero Oliver Sipple gets his flowers
A new play celebrates a man who was briefly hailed for saving President Gerald Ford’s life, until he was outed as gay.
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Stage set for ‘Hedwig’ will include auction of local queer and punk art
Cryptid Entertainment will auction the artworks during performances with all proceeds going to the artists.
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Q&A: Camille Capers takes the stage as Miss Scarlet in ‘Clue’
The parody whodunnit, based on the 1985 cult film, is making a stop at Old National Centre as part of the Broadway National Tour.
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Iran and the U.S. are at war. Something more wholesome is happening at the IRT
“English,” a play about making connections while learning the language in Iran, is running now through April 4.
