Actors shine brightly in a timeless love story
It is a shame that Mary’s Wedding, produced by all for One Productions, only has three more performances at the PPG ArtsLab. This is as fine a piece...
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Young actors bring story of war and love to life
Here’s a challenge: Set a play during World War I, have it take place in multiple locations on two continents. Achieve this with two actors in 90 minutes,...
Ballet to revisit Violins of Hope choreography
With its annual Love Notes presentation, Fort Wayne Ballet is performing two pieces from an astonishing performance during last November’s Violins of...
Fort Wayne Youtheatre builds upon MLK’s dream
Although the Fort Wayne Youtheatre stages four shows per season, as well as taking some shows out into the community through library and school performances,...
Behold the power of kindness with Youtheatre
Kenneth Grahame’s madcap comedy about Toad’s adventures was never intended to be a children’s story. When Wind in the Willows was published, neither...
Making a mark on Youtheatre
When Todd Espeland arrived early last year to assume duties as the executive director of Fort Wayne Youtheatre, he inherited a 2018-19 season that was...
afO’s decision to stage Sherlock was elementary
There are few literary figures and cultural icons more pervasive and enduring that Sherlock Holmes. Older generations and classic movies fans still...