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OnyxFest 2020
IndyFringe has actively worked towards embracing diversity and inclusion for the past 16 years by providing support and all-inclusive venues for the annual Festival and on our stages year-round....
Share Your Fringe Memories
Urban Times compiling stories of your IndyFringe memories The pandemic has closed the curtain on the 2020 IndyFringe Festival before it opened, so Urban Times is taking this opportunity to...
OnyxFest 2020
WHAT IS ONYXFEST? OnyxFest is Indianapolis' first and only theatre festival dedicated to the stories of African American playwrights. Onyx Fest was developed in response to the lack of diversity on...
OnyxFest 2020 Playwrights
OnyxFest - August 2020 MEET THE PLAYWRIGHTS Vernon A. Williams - “Being Black” “OnyxFest 2020 is the perfect complement to a massive global transition, as it uses theatre to refine critical messages...
Black Lives Matter
Statement from Pauline Moffat, CEO of IndyFringe The Black Lives Matter movement gained momentum so quickly. Watching George Floyd die was humbling. Like so many people around the world, it has had...
LAFF Episodes
The LAFF Troupe has released multiple episodes that you can watch at home for a donation of just $2! These episodes poke fun at current trends and are sure to make you laugh. WARNING: Mild...
Jobs You Can’t Do From Home
The LAFF Troupe satires a public television in-depth profile of people finding the current necessity of working from home to be a particularly difficult challenge. What are some jobs that you just...
Indy’s Golden Girls Invite You to Join Them at Home
Join Indy's Golden Girls on Saturday, April 18th at 7:00 PM for a live stream of "Episode 1" using Zoom. A ticket will grant you access to the Zoom Party so you can enjoy the show! The cast will be...
Gloria – Office Culture Gone Bad
Ask five people what the play Gloria is about and they will probably give you five different answers. That's because each of us views the play, and life in general, through the lens of our own...