Mary Beth Kuhns’s Story Archive

Jungle Book at the Children’s Museum is a Big Hit

It is no surprise that The Jungle Book, performed in the Lilly Theatre at the Children’s Museum, was an amazing and whole-family-enthralling show. Every production we have seen at TCM has been great for the whole family. And everything director Ben Asaykwee (also of Q Artistry) has written has been … Read More

YAT Brings a New Twist On Rapunzel

“Rapunzel,” one of five “fractured” fairy tales presented by the Young Actors Theatre, is a fresh and funny deconstruction of the old story. It is Rapunzel like you have never seen her before. Set in a modern day school, it takes a very stylized look at social cliques and the … Read More

Local Artist Susan Hodgin Loses Her Battle

Indianapolis has lost a talented artist, loving mother and a sweet soul; Susan Hodgin, age 36, passed away on Friday, August 22, from cancer. An east sider, with a studio at the Harrison Center for the Arts, Hodgin’s artwork has been featured in this publication several times. Her last show … Read More

Howe Celebrates 75th Anniversary (Part 2)

As discussed in Part 1 of this story last week, Thomas Carr Howe High School is turning 75 this month and will be celebrating with a birthday party at the school this weekend, on Saturday, September 14 (see details later in this article). Unfortunately, this isn’t the 75th year that … Read More

Howe Celebrates 75th Anniversary: The History of Howe H.S., Part 1

September 6 marks the 75th anniversary of the opening of Thomas Carr Howe High School, now Thomas Carr Howe Community High School. To celebrate, the Howe Alumni Association will be hosting a birthday party on the Howe campus, 4900 Julian Ave., on Saturday, September 14 from 2- 5 p.m. Attendees … Read More