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Tag: Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center
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2nd Boogie-Woogie Festival Set for B-town August 14
BY PETER DORFMAN Bloomington devotees of boogie-woogie, a hard-driving, uniquely American blues piano style, can immerse themselves in the music come August at the…
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Have a Beer and Watch Cardinal’s Sultry Musical ‘Murder Ballad’
BY CAROLYN CROWCROFT Cardinal Stage Company will close out its 2015–16 season with Murder Ballad, an electric musical that Artistic Director Randy White says…
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For Ivy Tech’s ‘An Enemy of the People,’ the Audience Will Move with the Actors
BY JEREMY SHERE April 8–16, Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington will stage a student production of An Enemy of the People, the Henrik Ibsen play…
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Mike Price Takes Jack Nicholson Role In ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’
BY BARB BERGGOETZ Nothing makes actor Mike Price more nervous than being in a play that was a famous movie. One Flew Over the…
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Feature Story: Black History in Indiana — A Different Perspective (Photo Gallery)
BY DOUGLAS WISSING, ART BY SHANNON ZAHNLE Read the full story here! (Additional photos can be found at the bottom of this page.) A different…
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Abby Gitlitz: Glass Art Inspired by Hurricane Katrina (Photo Gallery)
BY PAMELA KEECH Abby Gitlitz, 43, is a glass artist with a past. And a future. She grew up in Bloomington, studied glass blowing…
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Nathan Foxton: A Young Experimental Painter (Photo Gallery)
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Nathan Foxton’s paintings don’t fit neatly into a category like impressionism or realism or abstract art. His goal, he explains, is…
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Art Inspired by Petroglyphs on Display at The Waldron
BY KELLY KENDALL Dorothy Graden can glance at a carpet and imagine seeing petroglyphs. And if you don’t know what those are, it’s OK…
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‘The Birthday Feast’: An Original B-town Musical for Kids and Their Parents
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS “Mama says to me, ‘My dear daughter, your body is made out of food and water.’” Eleven-year-old Maddie sings this line…