Christian and Katalina have an easy, funny banter between themselves and the audience that makes…read morethe show feel like an evening with friends. Both the magic lovers and the skeptics in our family were entertained (and stumped)! You're allowed to bring in drinks, as they don't serve anything during the show. We were wishing for more when the show ended, so we'll have to go back next time we're in Indy!

Witty entertainment and some thought-provoking mentalist tricks. A lot of audience participation…read more The show was alittle over an hour long. Free parking in Market Street lot, garage is attached to the Hilton.

Keeping this review simple and sweet:…read more A new multi-purpose arts/events/entertainment venue opening just south of Strange Bird. When I say new, I mean, very very new and barely open. The purpose is to allow artists to perform for a donation-based type of setup. This keeps it low-cost for everyone. A great set up for new and upcoming artists/performers! Owner transformed an auto body shop into the event space. I came for their very first performance to see a friend play (Katie Pederson - check her out on Spotify!) and others. It was in March and freezing outside (literally). Sadly, the heater couldn't keep up so it was colddd. Something that can be fixed. Looking forward to seeing this venue grow and blossom more into its full potential over the coming months!

The place is re-opening ! Now that covid is over and the roof is repaired, the place has been…read moreupgraded and look so fantastic, feels s good. It can now be reserved for private parties, classes or rehearsals.

If you haven't been to the Irving on acoustic night, you're really missing out. Mark Proctor was…read morethere for the local community even during COVID thanks to Dale! It truly is gorgeous there and in the winter open stage is going on inside so it's nice and warm. This gem have some other interesting nights like Rocky horror picture show as well as I heard one time Michael Anthony Hall came, and while they played the movie, he would give his stories about his times in the brat pack. My favorite player at the acoustic night is Mansuper!

I saw an event onYelp's things to do about a performance that was designed after WW2 USO shows…read more It was held in the Irving theatre First the theatre, an historic landmark. It has been completely gutted. Even the ceiling studs are apparent. They have put up clever lighting but it is quite evident the theatre is going through transition. Some old theatre chairs, some church pews, some folding chairs. ( Not for the faint of heart) Upon entering we were greeted my a gentleman in full Army field attire. As I look back he reminded me of a character from MASH, Radar. The show was made up of two very talented singer/dancers. They changed costumes throughout the performance, added historic dialogue and were very entertaining They recognized past Military in the audience with a handshake and a hug They sang songs and acted out various areas of the country representing the whole nation They included the Viet Nam war and had a radio which played news clips of that era. They of course, welcomed all Viet Nam Vets home They ended the presentation with "Proud to be an American". I saw many wipe their eyes As I understand it, they are a fundraising group, supporting entertainment for all branches of the military They play all over the country and recently preformed for "D-Day" in Normandy It was very entertaining and insightful. Glad we went

Here to see their monthly show, Do Tell." The theme is It's Raining Red Flags My friend is…read moreperforming a story here. I sat at the bar and the service was great. No food, but there's a full bar. Do Tell: A Night of True Stories: "It's Raining Red Flags"

Performances at White Rabbit are always a great time. LGBTQ+ positive venue that always has an…read moreeclectic clientele that is really fun. Venue is well appointed as an intimate setting to take in a little bit of everything from Drag, burlesque, comedy and music. We always have a good time here.

We just checked out our first event at the 2024 Indy Fringe festival. Thank God we got s last…read moreminute discount price on the tickets. That was the most painful 45 minutes I have sat through in theater . Ever. And we are a fan of live theater. At one point I leaned over and told my husband " this looks like the"play" out elementary kids would come up with and we would sit through years ago. Very sad because it was our first play to check out with the Festival and we thought next year we might do a pass for multiple shows. Not sure about that now if they just let anyone sing and ramble through an incoherant mess that no one was clapping or engaged with :(

Oddly enough, I've been to IndyFringe twice - but never for a show. Once for a business meeting,…read moreonce for a Yelp event. It's on my list to attend a performance here! They've got a small but mighty space just off Mass Ave near the north end. I easily find parking on the north end more towards Bottleworks. In addition to an intimate theater setting, they've got a nice outdoor gathering space that was the perfect venue for our outdoor Yelp event. Oh, and they put on Fringe Fest every year with hundreds of shows within a two week time frame. Support your local arts and performing arts!

This is a great local theatre in the community to see all levels of artistry! A group that I dance…read morewith has performed their multiple times and has enjoyed it every single time. One of the best parts about the theatre is they partner with you so that you as an organization makes money and the theatre does too. The stage has everything you need to put on an amazing performance complete with lights, curtains, concessions and backstage dressing room areas too! No matter what show you catch you wil enjoy it and there is a wide range of prices from completely free and up! You will catch plays, concerts, artwork and so much more. If you live in Lawrence Township and have yet to catch a show at the Theatre at the For you need to and for those in Indianapolis in general check a show out or two.

Originally known as the Post Theatre, this building was originally built in 1929. It's actually the…read moreonly original Fort Benjamin Harrison building still being used for its original purpose - as a venue for movies and entertainment. While previously it served the military here, the fort itself is long gone and the building now falls under the non-profit umbrella of Arts for Lawrence. Arts for Lawrence acquired the building in 2016 and began some pretty significant renovations including new technologies, film capabilities, cosmetic upgrades, and a building addition. The building can be used for both movies and stage performances and is actively used for both. Indy-based Heartland Film recently moved into the Fort Ben area (in the Sterrett Center) and often utilizes this theater including for its current holiday movie series. Accessibility has greatly improved under Arts for Lawrence (fantastic non-profit), though there are obviously limits given the age of the building. As a general rule, attending events here should be no problem for those, like myself, with mobility issues. There's parking right across from the building. I'm not sure about the seating capacity here, though it's a relatively intimate setting with probably no more than a couple hundred seats. The theatre itself is close to several nearby restaurants and it's easy to make attending an event here a date night. Fort Harrison State Park is also less than five minutes away!

My husband and I came here for the first time earlier this month to see CLUE: A Drag Parody. It was…read moreSO fun. They had a Pretty Little Liars esque interpretive dance to open up the show, a Scooby Doo chase scene before intermission, and the costumes and acting were phenomenal. Something we didn't love was that when purchasing the tickets for the show, the website showed that we were sitting at tables and you picked which table you wanted to sit at. When we were seated though, the theater was all just one large section of very small theater seats, so that was misleading.

We attended the Little Shop of Whorrors, VIP Style. I was impressed. The VIP lounge was beautifully…read moredecorated in the theme of the show. Complimentary cocktail included which of course was fittingly called: the Big Bad Green Mother. Not sure what all was in there, but It was green and I'm thinking it had some Medori in it. A bit sweet, but delish. All the staff very quite friendly and we got lovely seats front and center. I'd say when you get a chance, upgrade to VIP. It's not much more and the seats as well as the welcome, the lounge & drink are well worth it. The show itself was absolutely fabulous and I would go see it again in a heart beat. I'll have to keep an eye out for their upcoming shows. See you there...