Fonseca got some help from longtime supporter Frank Basile in this new project.
As Bryan Fonseca announces the formation of a new theater company, new questions are being asked of the Phoenix Theatre.
Indiana Humanities will drag history out of the closet in their sixth annual event.
The Center for the Performing Arts has announced the lineup for its 2018-19 season, and it's stellar.
This Eclipse production features strong performances and unwavering energy
A one-night-only performance of Hoosier inflected country music and a run of Forbidden Broadway are in the offing.
If you open your ears and let your eyes slightly un-focus, you can believe you are there in the studio with Elvis, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, and Johnny Cash.
Jennifer visits Kime Contemporary, Cat Head Press, and the Harrison Center and finds lots to talk about in terms of artists' unusual choices of media and thematic material.
She brings with her considerable administrative experience, as well as experience in new media.
Performances, collectables, and faces from the Woodruff Place Flea Market.
Bryan Fonseca will become producing director emeritus, while Bill Simmons will become artistic director.
In our monthly roundup of galleries, we try to preview as many openings/receptions in visual arts venues as space allows.
We caught up with Cho to chat about Robin Williams, gun control, Mike Pence, Superchunk, and a whole bunch of other stuff.
This riveting production is the Phoenix's second in their new venue.
With festivals and fairs, feasts and imaginary beasts, Indianapolis is home to great summer events anyone can enjoy.
The group exhibition, which the organizers hope to repeat on an annual basis, features artists facing challenges.
