Sideshow Theatre Company’s longtime artistic director Jonathan L. Green announced he will step down this fall after helming the company for 13 years. Green will be succeeded by ensemble member and artistic director elect Regina Victor, with ensemble member Justin J. Sacramone serving as the company’s associate artistic director. Green will continue his work with Sideshow as an artistic company member
What is Balance Billing? The Indiana Department of Insurance offers tips to know the difference between in-network and out-of-network providers that can help you avoid balance billing.
PlayMakers Laboratory Streaming Revue "THAT’S WEIRD, GRANDMA: House Par-Tay" Extends Through October 5, 2020 | Plus Select Performances of “The Best of… That’s Weird, Grandma”
PlayMakers Laboratory Streaming Revue "THAT’S WEIRD, GRANDMA: House Par-Tay" Extends Through October 5, 2020 | Plus Select Performances of “The Best of… That’s Weird, Grandma”
Over the last six months, Chicago Street Theatre has worked tirelessly to adapt to obstacles presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. This is why, with a heavy heart, we will be postponing our 66th season until January of 2021.
Indiana State Police Lowell Post announced today its participation in the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement mobilization. Now through Labor Day, officers will be conducting overtime patrols, seeking out drunk drivers and showing zero tolerance for anyone driving impaired.
**FOUR WORLD PREMIERES INCLUDE CHRISTINA ANDERSON’S THE RIPPLE, THE WAVE THAT CARRIED ME HOME; THE MUSICAL ADAPTATION OF THE OUTSIDERS, BASED ON S.E. HINTON’S NOVEL AND FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA’S FILM; CHERYL L. WEST’S FANNIE STARRING E. FAYE BUTLER; DOUG WRIGHT’S GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR STARRING SEAN HAYES**
***NEW SEASON TO BEGIN (AND PRODUCTION DATES ANNOUNCED) WHEN LIVE PERFORMANCES CAN SAFELY RESUME; MEMBERSHIPS ARE ON SALE NOW, STARTING AT $100***
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Dear Friends of the Symphony,
As we look to our 2020-21 season, it is the Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra’s hope that between January 1 and June 30, 2021, we will be able to schedule and perform three concerts, in addition to alternative opportunities, such as chamber concerts, recitals, or educational outreach while being mindful of government restrictions and societal concerns.
