Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
For our Sugar Plum Fairy, the third time is just one of the charms.
Sometimes a player just has to get down on all fours, says actor Seth Bazacas.
Getting ready for the Potpourri of the Arts means learning not only new movements, but new cultural traditions as well.
Sounds of South presents the character-rich musical comedy based on the tale of the Princess and the Pea.
"Light and Shade" marks the first time IU Ballet Theater has performed choreography by the great Martha Graham.
Four years since starting a career in comedy, Jamison Raymond has won the Fourth Annual Comedy Festival. But he says he's still got a lot to learn.
Will Sheff wrote most of Okkervil River's "Black Sheep Boy" while living in Bloomington. The band returns to town this Friday but fans won't hear any new tunes.
Coming to terms with the high-stakes pressure of tattooing is part of the learning process.
Christopher Coake's debut novel "You Came Back" is a bona fide ghost story channeled through the experience of grief.
A profile of opera singer and voice teacher Joe Mace, who played four characters in the IU Opera production of Candide.
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