Victory Gardens Theater continues its 45th Anniversary season with the World Premiere of The First Deep Breath by Lee Edward Colston II and directed by Steve H. Broadnax III.
Tony Award nominee Maria Dizzia will star in the Chicago engagement on the National Tour of Heidi Schreck’s Tony Award nominated play and Pulitzer Prize finalist What the Constitution Means to Me, directed by Oliver Butler. What the Constitution Means to Me will play Broadway In Chicago’s Broadway Playhouse (175 E. Chestnut) for a limited engagement March 4 through April 12, 2020.
Pendleton, Ind.— When Rameil Pitamber was arrested for robbing a Little Caesar's Pizza store at gunpoint in January of 2013, he never expected the arresting officer would become his friend. However, years later, that is exactly what happened.
Beginning October 17, Art on theMART, the largest permanent digital art projection in the world, will project four renowned artworks by Andy Warhol in alignment with the Art Institute of Chicago’s fall exhibition Andy Warhol—From A to B and Back Again across the 2.5 acre river-façade of theMART (formerly Merchandise Mart).
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an off-road vehicle (ORV) accident that occurred early this morning in Blackford County.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana Hosting One of the Last 5K’s of the Year
GHA executive director Julian Marsh (pictured left) announced that the Gary Housing Authority had been selected as a site for an EnVision Center.
Last week, Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson, the Gary Common Council and the Hatcher Legacy Foundation hosted the formal unveiling of the statue of Mayor Richard Gordon Hatcher on the grounds of Gary City Hall.
Join Red Theater for our first production of the 19/20 season: YOU ARE HAPPY by Quebec playwright Rébecca Déraspe. Originally written in French and translated into English by Leanna Brodie, this rapid-fire and poetic production will be performed simultaneously in English and American Sign Language.
**** Recommended **** I’ve never been a fan of the whole Sherlock Holmes thing, so I wasn’t all that excited about seeing “Sherlock’s Last Case”. I think I’ve always been a bit turned off by all that arrogant know-it-all behavior, so needless to say, a play called “Sherlock’s Last Case” wasn’t on my bucket list. Describe me as surprised, “Sherlock’s Last Case” is a quirky little mystery with a serious cliff hanger at intermission. Sherlock is just as arrogant as always, but Watson brings him back to earth – at least for a little while. 4 Spotlights
