Mary Beth Kuhns’s Story Archive

Shakespeare, Thunder, and Girl Scout Cookies – IndyFringe Favorites

The IndyFringe Festival has been in full force this week, celebrating its 21st year with 63 different shows, each with multiple performances at several theaters in the Mass Ave Cultural Arts District. Many shows will continue into this weekend, through Sunday, August 23. With everything from musical comedies, dance performances, … Read More

Students Walkout to Protest Gun Violence

Indianapolis high school students from across the city walked out of their schools on Friday, September 5th, and traveled to the Indiana State House in a coordinated action to protest gun violence, demand safer schools, call for legislative action for stricter gun laws, and exercise their civic right to assemble … Read More

“My City, My World”: Remembering Bill Rasdell

Editor’s Note: This article first appeared in December, 2009. It gives readers a look into the world of William Rasdell, who passed away in November last year, and will be remembered at the Harrison Center, 1505 N. Delaware, on Friday, Feb. 2  from 6-9 p.m. Rasdell was a digital artist … Read More

Review: “Breakneck Romeo & Juliet” at Fringe with Tim Mooney

Think you’ve seen every possible version and variation of Romeo & Juliet? Breakneck Romeo & Juliet at Indy Fringe will have you laughing at tragedy, as it is the funniest and most efficient way to enjoy this classic love story. In his sixth Indy Fringe show, Tim Mooney returns with … Read More

A Christmas Carol at IRT

Seeing Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol live onstage is a wonderful holiday tradition. And this year’s production at the Indiana Repertory Theater is a special treat, offering an experience that immerses the audience in the mood and literary elements of the original story, while creating connection between the characters and … Read More