IU theater students adapt to COVID-19 restrictions through outdoor productions
Socially Distanced Stories will allow students to safely perform and watch theater.
Socially Distanced Stories will allow students to safely perform and watch theater.
This show was added to the season in response to summer protests.
The festival will be online from Saturday until Dec. 31.
Homegrown Hip will show online jazz performances by local talent.
The festivities will include a series of interactive stations from artists across campus.
The graduates will create two theater performances to show outdoors in October.
Matixando and Kid Kazooey and The BallRoom Roustabouts will perform Sept. 4.
In the interest of public health, HoosierRaas has canceled their season.
The plays can be viewed at home in exchange for donations.
The Parks and Recreation Department are taking precautions against COVID-19.
Cardinal Stage will collect donations for Middle Way House at both events.
The symposium will be livestreamed Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The festival's move online was announced May 21.
They performed No. 1 hits “I Get Around” and “Help Me, Rhonda.”
The variety show will feature singing, poetry, improvisation and more.
During the show, bachelorette contestants will compete for the final rose from a local bachelor.
The African American Arts Institute organized the Thursday event.
Admission is free with a donation of gently used winter clothing.
The saxophonist will perform on March 28.
The Shakespearean play includes a 22-member cast featuring 12 women.