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This isn't Shakespeare's MacBeth, says NoExit

This isn't Shakespeare's MacBeth, says NoExit

This summer at the Indianapolis Art Center

Review: Dos Fallopia at Phoenix Theatre

Movie review: The East

This isn't Shakespeare's MacBeth, says NoExit

Experimental theater troupe NoExit is closing out its season with an adaptation of Macbeth set in a mental hospital. — by Ryan Howe

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Reviews

Review Slideshow
Review: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers at Klipsch

By Katherine Coplen [Live Music Reviews - Jun. 19, 2013]

On a sunny Saturday, Tom Petty brought his Heartbreakers back to Indianapolis for the first time in many years to a sold-out Klipsch Center.
Features

Feature Slideshow
Review: Art Adams at Broad Ripple Park

By Michael Homan [Live Music Reviews - Jun. 19, 2013]

Musical Family Tree hosts Thee Tsunamis, Apache Dropout and the Art Adams band in Broad Ripple Park as a part of their Listen Local series.
Features

Feature
This isn't Shakespeare's MacBeth, says NoExit

By Ryan Howe [Theater + Dance - Jun. 18, 2013]

Experimental theater troupe NoExit is closing out its season with an adaptation of Macbeth set in a mental hospital.
Features

Feature
This summer at the Indianapolis Art Center

By Dan Grossman [Visual Arts - Jun. 18, 2013]

Dan looks at Stacey Lee Webber's sculptures made from low-denomination coins, Katie Vota's microscopic studies of plant life and Margi Weir's paintings of a collapsed Detroit.
Reviews

Review Feature
Review: Dos Fallopia at Phoenix Theatre

By Katelyn Coyne [Comedy - Jun. 18, 2013]

The sketch comedy duo, returning to the Phoenix after a four year absence, is often hilarious (witness their dissection of a small town's gay men's chorus). But not all the time.

Reviews

Review Feature
Asante Children's Theatre: Star Midnight

By Rita Kohn [Theater + Dance - Jun. 18, 2013]

Deborah Asante's wise, compassionate but biting script entertains and enlightens, presenting a case study (with high-spirited singing and dancing!) of bullying in all its forms.
Reviews

Review Feature
Review: ISO Pops with Time for Three

By Rita Kohn [Classical Music - Jun. 18, 2013]

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra closed out its Hilbert Circle calendar with another gutsy, virtuosic appearance by its ensemble-in-residence, this time in a pops setting.
Features

Feature
Movie review: The East

By Ed Johnson-Ott [Film + TV - Jun. 18, 2013]

About an affinity group dedicated to avenging corporate crimes, The East effectively details the personal side of characters who might be otherwise dismissed as goofballs.
Features

Feature
Movie review: This Is the End

By Ed Johnson-Ott [Film + TV - Jun. 18, 2013]

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Apocalypse comedy is snarky, juvenile, self-serving and, when you least expect it, surprisingly sweet without betraying its feisty nature.
Features

Feature
ACLU challenges state on Medicaid changes

By The Statehouse File [Current Events - Jun. 18, 2013]

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has filed suit against the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration over changes to two of the agency's Medicaid waiver programs.

Blogs

Opinion
Uneven ethics enforcement yields pessimism

By Lesley Weidenbener [Guest Voices - Jun. 18, 2013]

I've always been a little skeptical about whether so-called cooling off periods are an effective way to prevent public officials from using their government positions for personal gain.
Features

Feature
Midwives free to practice in Indiana

By The Statehouse File [Politics - Jun. 18, 2013]

Indiana will become the 28th state to legalize and regulate midwifery when a new law goes into effect July 1.
Features

Slideshow Feature
Slideshow: Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio.

By Kristen Pugh [Live Music Reviews - Jun. 17, 2013]

Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.
Features

Slideshow Feature
Slideshow: Walk Urban Indy

By Stephanie Duncan [Current Events - Jun. 17, 2013]

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.
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Live Music Reviews

Feature Slideshow
Review: Art Adams at Broad Ripple Park

By Michael Homan [Jun. 19, 2013]

Musical Family Tree hosts Thee Tsunamis, Apache Dropout and the Art Adams band in Broad Ripple Park as a part of their Listen Local series.
Theater + Dance

Feature
This isn't Shakespeare's MacBeth, says NoExit

By Ryan Howe [Theater + Dance - Jun. 18, 2013]

Experimental theater troupe NoExit is closing out its season with an adaptation of Macbeth set in a mental hospital.
Visual Arts

Feature
This summer at the Indianapolis Art Center

By Dan Grossman [Jun. 18, 2013]

Dan looks at Stacey Lee Webber's sculptures made from low-denomination coins, Katie Vota's microscopic studies of plant life and Margi Weir's paintings of a collapsed Detroit.
Theater + Dance

Review Feature
Asante Children's Theatre: Star Midnight

By Rita Kohn [Theater + Dance - Jun. 18, 2013]

Deborah Asante's wise, compassionate but biting script entertains and enlightens, presenting a case study (with high-spirited singing and dancing!) of bullying in all its forms.
Comedy

Review Feature
Review: Dos Fallopia at Phoenix Theatre

By Katelyn Coyne [Jun. 18, 2013]

The sketch comedy duo, returning to the Phoenix after a four year absence, is often hilarious (witness their dissection of a small town's gay men's chorus). But not all the time.

Classical Music

Review Feature
Review: ISO Pops with Time for Three

By Rita Kohn [Jun. 18, 2013]

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra closed out its Hilbert Circle calendar with another gutsy, virtuosic appearance by its ensemble-in-residence, this time in a pops setting.
Film + TV

Feature
Movie review: The East

By Ed Johnson-Ott [Film + TV - Jun. 18, 2013]

About an affinity group dedicated to avenging corporate crimes, The East effectively details the personal side of characters who might be otherwise dismissed as goofballs.
Film + TV

Feature
Movie review: This Is the End

By Ed Johnson-Ott [Film + TV - Jun. 18, 2013]

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Apocalypse comedy is snarky, juvenile, self-serving and, when you least expect it, surprisingly sweet without betraying its feisty nature.
Current Events

Feature
ACLU challenges state on Medicaid changes

By The Statehouse File [Jun. 18, 2013]

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has filed suit against the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration over changes to two of the agency's Medicaid waiver programs.
Politics

Feature
Midwives free to practice in Indiana

By The Statehouse File [Jun. 18, 2013]

Indiana will become the 28th state to legalize and regulate midwifery when a new law goes into effect July 1.

Live Music Reviews

Slideshow Feature
Slideshow: Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio.

By Kristen Pugh [Jun. 17, 2013]

Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.
Current Events

Slideshow Feature
Slideshow: Walk Urban Indy

By Stephanie Duncan [Jun. 17, 2013]

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.
Social Justice

Feature
Tale of two kidneys: A love story

By Ed Wenck [Jun. 17, 2013]

Listen: Karen Irwin's kidney has come unstuck in Karen Irwin. It's now stuck in the dude she's dating.
Live Music Reviews

Feature
Review: Calexico at The Vogue

By Ben Smith [Jun. 15, 2013]

Rest assured, veteran mood masters Calexico are still on point and they're versatile as ever.
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