by Randy Clark | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
What began as a trip to meet his British boyfriends’ parents turned into a trip to Russia. Not only was it a trip to Moscow, but also it was two weeks of freedom to walk the streets of the city as his partner, an English-immersion teacher, immersed himself in his...
by Amelia Barnes | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
Are you ready for a glimpse into a world quite foreign from yours? And like me are you curious about life in Appalachia, coal mining and snake handling? I was impressed by the cast’s ability to give us insight into such a different world, I confess to being quite...
by Andrew Ball | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
In sharp contrast to some of the song, dance and high comedy of the festival, Atlanta Burning is a serious presentation of the William Tecumseh Sherman’s march to Atlanta during the civil war. For those of you not familiar with the civil war, this is considered...
by Dylan and Celeste Caraker | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
Hers Is the Head of a Wolf was a puzzling performance. It is a psychological thriller that centers on the mental anguish of Elise, played by Raven Newbolt. She experienced an intense trauma that left her former self shattered. This play felt like an unrealized idea....
by Dylan and Celeste Caraker | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
If you have a fondness for female ballads and classic Broadway, these leading ladies are your winners. They provided a wide range of shows, styles, and characters. Most tunes were classic Broadway, but there were some more recent additions, such as Wicked and...
by Dylan and Celeste Caraker | Aug 19, 2018 | IndyFringe18, Reviews
The Indianapolis Men’s Chorus took on a daring repertoire when they chose to focus on Green Day, Queen, queens, and rock operas. They gave an excellent performance reminiscent of a show choir revue. Each member had a moment to shine as they moved from the louder and...
