Theater

'At First Sight' series showcases new plays at IU

Tickets are $10 for students and $20 for adults.

‘Les Miserables’ to return with musical direction by Jacobs School of Music doctoral student

Current IU doctoral candidate, Brian Eads shares the newest additions to the production and how the musical has impacted his life.

One woman ‘Fleabag’ play to show in Bloomington Saturday

This show is part of the National Theatre Live series at the IU Cinema.

Cardinal Stage brings kids classic 'Charlotte's Web' to stage

The performances run Oct. 18-Nov.3 with tickets ranging from $13.95-$21.95.

“Twelfth Night” to show for two nights only

Monroe Civic Theater kicks off its 30th season with Shakespeare.

Q&A: Conrad Prebys Amphitheater stages first ever dramatic production with ‘Antigone’

The play is over 2,400 years old.

IU Cinema to stream British production ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ next week

The cinema will stream the National Theatre’s “Antony and Cleopatra.”

Theater design showcase presents the backbone behind IU stage productions

Set, lighting and costume design all begin work months before a show opens.

IU Theatre’s ‘Wonderful Town’ brings golden age New York to Bloomington

The musical features work by the composer of “West Side Story.”

Cardinal Stage's new season brings 'The Great Gatsby,' 'Newsies' to Bloomington

Each play in the 2019-2020 season is about identity in some form.

'MASS' to be performed at the Musical Arts Center

The show also features four different religious faith leaders.

Q&A: ‘The Jedi Handbook’ isn’t ‘Star Wars’ on stage, it’s a stroll through childhood

Two kids grow up with "Star Wars," but how do the movies change their lives?

Playwright, director, actor and more: one student does it all in 'The Arboretum'

'Vinegar Tom' at IU Theatre brings pop, electronica to 17th-century England

Attentive listeners might hear the opening riff of Britney Spears’ “Hit Me Baby One More Time.”

Intimacy choreographer Jenny McKnight coaches consent onstage in 'Haus of Mirth'

Intimacy direction has grown tremendously alongside #MeToo.

Q&A: New autobiographical play explores predation, power, childhood

The play defamiliarizes predatory behavior in order to show how it happens.

Bloomington Playwrights Project to showcase local plays in new reading series

The bimonthly series will also feature a virgin bloody mary bar.

'The 2019 Winter Dance Concert: Making Spaces' will feature ballet, Beach Boys

The concert features seven performances, including house hip-hop and sports-themed routines.

Cardinal Stage offers a sneak peek at potential shows for the 2019-2020 season

“For Your Consideration: A Showcase of Scenes and Songs” will take place at 7 p.m. Feb. 4-5.

Guest lecturer at Studio Theatre explores what defines Theatre of the Oppressed

Theatre of the Oppressed attempts to deconstruct the division between actor and spectator.