Chicago-based nonprofit 3Arts announces inaugural recipients of $50,000 grants for Teaching Artists, largest award for teaching artists in the world! || Chicago teaching artists Miguel "Kane One" Aguilar and Regin Igloria – along with visual artists Dianna Frid, Edra Soto, and Dorian Sylvain – announced as 2023 ‘Next Level’ awardees at November 13 celebration
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ANNOUNCING WINNERS OF THE JOFFREY ACADEMY 14TH ANNUAL WINNING WORKS, FEATURING FIVE WORLD PREMIERES
|| Includes the addition of a first-ever Chicago-based choreographer. March 8-10, 15-17 at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Edlis Neeson Theater
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an incident that occurred yesterday and left one person in critical condition after a vehicle was driven into a pond in Frankfort.
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a tree stand accident that happened Saturday and left a juvenile injured.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb and Indiana Adjutant General, Maj. Gen. Dale Lyles returned to Indianapolis Friday evening concluding a visit to Camp Simba in Manda Bay, Kenya where they shared a Thanksgiving meal with Hoosier National Guard soldiers.
On November 8th, Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Indiana held their annual Awards Breakfast at the Governor’s Mansion in Indianapolis.
***RECOMMENDED "Power is the only fact."
No, this is not some sound bite from a certain politician who is seeking re-election but rather one of the many rantings of a former king of England nearing the end of his reign. In James Goldman's "The Lion in Winter," currently at Court Theatre, sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. Director Ron OJ Parson and his assured ensemble have clearly done a comprehensively thorough textual analysis of Goldman's witty yet sardonic script, which translates to a highly entertaining bit of fun. 3 SPOTLIGHTS
***RECOMMENDED "Wise Guys: The First Christmas Story" is a new comedy at The Factory Theater which is a bit difficult to categorize, which is one of its many charms. Playwright Chase Wheaton-Werle's script is equal parts history lesson and an examination of multiple religious beliefs plus an adventure tale combined with a regal quest for the divine. If you simply can't stomach the idea of seeing one more Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy or dread the spirits that will visit grumpy old miser Ebenezer Scrooge, then "Wise Guys" is just the holiday show for you. Definitely not a sugary-sweet confection a la "White Christmas" but this is, obviously, the quintessential origin story of why people celebrate Christmas in the first place. 3 SPOTLIGHTS
