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Once the centerpiece for the "culture wars" of the 1980s and early '90s, the National Endowment for the Arts has pumped millions of dollars into ...

Through the years, Indianapolis choreographer Gregory Hancock has crafted at least a dozen pieces about faith. These works are inspired by individuals, stories or rituals ...

Producers typically are backstage types, but two Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre executives are about to step out from behind the curtain. Owner Doug Stark ...

1. Hot Summer Nights Racing -- "Breaking Away" 5 to 9:30 p.m. July 26, free, Major Taylor Velodrome, Skate & BMX Park, 3649 Cold Spring ...

George Salinas has never danced for his father -- not since he decided to become a professional dancer. In fact, dancing is a bit of ...

In one of those strange coincidences that only seem to happen onstage, each of two productions opening in Indianapolis on Friday, May 2, features three ...

Directors have told Bobbi Bates that she really ought to diversify her resume with a few "straight" plays, and she says she will -- eventually. ...

1. Indianapolis International Film Festival Various times, April 23-May 3, $10 per show (prices for special events vary; package deals available), Keystone Art Cinema, 8702 ...

Richard Thomas was still a teenager in 1969 when he appeared in one of his first movies, "Winning," which starred Paul Newman and was shot ...

Even after 53 years in business, Footlite Musicals continues to champion works it has never done. Consider next season. Footlite will open its 2008-09 main ...

Actor, director, associate artistic director, Indiana Repertory Theatre A bossy nun. A French girl who hears voices. A Southern dowager who doesn't drive. A British ...