Weekly View’s Story Archive

‘King Lear’ is Homecoming for UIndy Theatre Alumni

INDIANAPOLIS — Shakespeare first brought Jim Ream to the University of Indianapolis, and four decades into his parallel careers in higher education and professional scenery and lighting design, Shakespeare is bringing him back to the stage. Ream, associates professor and past chair of the UIndy Department of Theatre, will share … Read More

Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation

INDIANAPOLIS — Eskenazi Health recently announced the new Sandra Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation, the first of its kind in the nation. Eskenazi Health and the Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County (HHC) have named the Center in honor of a leadership gift from Sandra Eskenazi of $5 … Read More

Indiana Canine Assistant Network Releases 2016 ICAN Calendar

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN) recently announced the release of its 2016 Calendar “Hope through the Spirit of the Dog”. The 14″ X 11″ calendar is composed of 32 pages showcasing nearly 200 inspirational images of ICAN’s dogs, clients and inmate handlers. ”Hope through the Spirit of … Read More

Applause!: Oct. 23-30

• IRT will present the World Premiere of April 4, 1968: Before We Forgot How to Dream by playwright-in-residence James Still , running Oct. 20-Nov. 15. Following five years of community listening projects with more than 50 Indianapolis residents after the historic events of Martin Luther King’s assassination April 4, … Read More

Heartland Film Festival Opens October 16

INDIANAPOLIS — Coming off its two best-attended years in 2013 and 2014, the Heartland Film Festival — Indiana’s largest and longest-running celebration of independent film — has positioned itself for additional growth in 2015 with an updated, attendee-friendly schedule and added hospitality features. The Festival gives its moviegoers access to … Read More