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"The play has changed a lot because I saw the humor and Paul, the director has brought out the beautiful moments" playwright Brennen Edwards

"Every song is different and some are well known, it's a challenge." Hoagie Bix Carmichael

"You can't do this for me." Lena talking with Jessie about their futures

The Ryder Film Series presents The NY Dog Film Festival, where dogs and their humans are both welcome.

A timely reminder from a radio play within a radio play about fake news and what fear can accomplish.

Sometimes...when someone just listens...amazing things may happen!

"Many of us, we included thought of Debussy as light and filmy, but there's quite another side, especially in his En Blanc et Noir." Jungwha Moon Auer

Oh, earth,you are too wonderful for anybody to realize you. Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it--every,every minute? (Emily)”

"...if you took the W in answer, the H in ghost, the extra A in aardvark, and the T in listen you could keep saying "WHAT?" but no one would hear you because the whole word would be silent!" - Olive Ostrovsky

The show "satirizes many things: science fiction, 'B' movies, musical comedy itself, and even the Faust legend" - Howard Ashman

What holds us in place, makes us stop, pause, linger? Something of the senses, perhaps – a sound, a smell, something we want to touch. In the local cafes, gift galleries and bookstores that help us slow down and remember where we are, we may find a unique magazine called driftless – which has the […]

Wendy is a grandmother, looked after by her son and grandchildren, who're frustrated that her memories of Peter and Neverland are failing.

"This summer I went with a theme of community and I feel that in our world right at the moment, to focus on community and what that means to us is important." IU Summer Theatre producing artistic director Jonathan Michaelsen

"The only thing that separates us from the animals is our ability to accessorize." Clairee Belcher

The Bloomington community gets creative as it tries to save the Alexander Memorial in Courthouse Square.

"The story of a little Jewish play." - playwright Paula Vogel

"With whom?" Joan. "Nobody, yet," college Allison

"And as we talked, it just seemed as if we'd known each other all our lives!" Louise Seger

A Bloomington craftsman is proving that people can still become full-time blacksmiths in 2018.

"I am in "Always Patsy Kline," but I'm sparing the audience my singing voice." Bri Lindsey