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.

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!

I ended up going to the Fonseca Theater on Friday evening March 15th. The Theater is in the…read moreHaughville location, you can't miss the building with the colorful wrapping on the Theater front windows. Entering, the building there are no stairs, the Fonseca Theater does offer free parking, and once in you'll see the building is older, yet the building has been remodeled. The Theater isn't too big, colorful paintings in the building, does have a small concession stand when have Plays there, you'll need to bring in cash to purchase. However, to get to seating area you'll have to take some stairs for the seating area. All the seats in the Theater comes with a drink cup tray. The Play I had the chance on seeing was Blackademics which was an interesting, truth telling, and a lot of funny parts in the Play. Make sure you checkout the play at the Fonseca Theater.

Don't sleep on this theatre! Just off of IUPUI campus and the cutest little black box theatre. I…read morewas in a production of a local playwrights' version of Beauty and the Beast and loved it!

The live performance of Come From Away was absolutely…read moreincredibly fantastic. The best event I have been to in years. The cast and the band were amazing. A must see.

We recently visited the IRT for the first time and had a lovely experience. The production we…read moreattended was excellent, and the building is beautiful. There was also an option to buy parking in advance that was quite reasonable. I'll definitely be watching their schedule to find a reason to return.

LOVE Broadway in Indy, but I want to offer a warning regarding Clowes, specifically the box seats…read more Previously Clowes was our favorite venue for Broadway in Indy. We have box seats but they recently "upgraded" the boxes. The "upgrades" on the seats have ruined the experience almost completely. They added plexiglass at the railing between the viewer and the stage so that you get a glare from the walkway lighting. But the bigger issue is that the seams and top of the plexiglass prefectly obscure/block your line of sight to the stage. On our side of the theater (left), you either have to lean over and bend down to the right to see below the top and to the side of the seam OR lean over and almost stand up to the left to see over the top and around the seam. And then there is the fact that you are a live event and having to watch it through a window, which renders the live experience moot. It's horrible, so much so that I'm glad we only have two more shows there this season. If you are attending any events at Clowes, absolutely do NOT buy a seat in a box. They are among the most expensive tickets and are now basically obstructed view seats not anywhere near worth the money you're going to pay. I am not sure what engineer or architect thought this plan was a good one, but I feel confident they never watched a show with the present setup. If I want to watch an event through plexiglass I'll watch hockey. If we renew our Broadway tickets next year, we'll be moving to different seats if the setup is the same, but this has actually made us question renewing at all.

*Round of applause for Broadway in Indianapolis!* I can't thank you enough for bringing such…read moreinsanely professional talent to our city. I've been blessed to see Les Mis, The Lion King and School of Rock, all of which, were completely life-changing. Seriously! The set in Les Mis was beyond stellar, the costumes in The Lion King were creative beyond belief, and the children in School of Rock were nonstop the whole show - playing their own instruments and doing stellar choreography. (By the end of School of Rock, the whole audience was clapping to the beat and laughing with their rows - so fun). For a Broadway show, the prices are good. No, they're not cheap, but the talent, staging, costumes and more that you'll be witnessing deserves the ticket prices. PS: Drinks/concessions will be expensive so eat before you go!

Amazing venue! Fantastic energy, great vibe and fantastic owners! Every one who came in…read morecomplimented the venue. The art on the walls, by Haitian artists lends to the charm of the venue. The flex space makes it's the ideal space for any event, a play, band performance, podcast, wine tasting or community talk. The skylights in the ceiling give the appearance you are looking straight at the sky. And the treatment of the upstairs walls give the feeling of being in a Tuscan villa. Book your next event here, you'll not be disappointed!

For those of you that have not had the pleasure of meeting Caitlin Negron Executive director and…read morehusband Robert Negron Artistic director of the Indy Convergence, I implore you to do so soon. You have not met the artistic heart of the Near West side of Indy! Indy Convergence is the place an artist can bring their wares, ideas, and other vendibles to not only put on display but also for all artistic disciplines to come together and "converge" to create something brilliant and prodigious! I had the honor to witness their last convergence and it was amazing. The artistry that was produced from that two weeks work was our neighborhoods first true glance of how the arts can bring together our communities!! Thank You Robert and Caitlin for choosing Near West to call home!!

We attended the presentation this evening. The Body Guard…read more The story line is similar to the movie with Whitney Houston, where Kevin Costner was the body guard I will start out by telling you it was a simply fabulous presentation. The lead role was Jasmine Elliott. She sang ever Houston song as well as Whitney did The second lead was Anjelsh Evans who also sang beautifully The cast was full of talented and well choreographed dancers. Beautiful costumes and a handsome lead man. This play had it all Back drops were rear projection and felt very real Overall well worth seeing! The Executive Producer is Trina Dingle, a very special lady who has been building this theatre group for over 20 years. She even calls and sends an email with ticket information. We had tickets then friends wanted to join. Even though it was a sell out crowd, she worked our friends in so they could join us. Trina explained that this theater is a diverse entertaining arts program. Knowing that black entertainers are not always cast in lead roles, this theatre showcases their talent The theatre is in the Athenaeum. The Atheneum is a collaborative sponsor We were seated at cocktail tables on the main floor. Tickets are less expensive if you sit at an area other than the main floor The tickets are extremely reasonable compared to other venues. We were treated by the staff with the upmost respect and Trina came out to meet us. I did not know Trina before, we only talked on the phone. She was so special I am glad I got to meet here. Few more performances left. It was a wonderful performance and we are all glad we had the opportunity to enjoy the play and learn about this jewel of a theatre.

The living room theatre is a place I go to with my family a lot. But we have never had this kind of…read moreexperience before. The food was good and there was nice staff. But when we got to our theatre spot, we noticed that the chairs were all torn up, and the cupholders were filled with leftover food. It was an accident, but one of the staff members also spilled beer on my granddaughter's dress as he was serving our food to our seats. But it was nice how he immediately apologized and went to get her some rags. Another thing to add was how the stalls in the women's bathroom closed poorlly and couldn't be locked. I truly recommend Living Room Theatre, but I did want to acknowledge a few mistakes made. (This review was written by my 10-year-old granddaughter.)

My spouse and I decided to class up our day date by catching a movie at Living Room Theater on Mass…read moreAve, which sounds like something sophisticated people do. We are not always sophisticated people, but we are excellent at pretending. We started at the bar, which looks the part completely. Elegant, well stocked, the kind of bar that makes you feel like you should be wearing something nicer than what you showed up in. I ordered an old fashioned, at which point the gentleman behind the bar admitted, with full transparency, that he was not actually the bartender and would need to Google how to make it. I genuinely appreciated the honesty. In a galaxy full of people who would have just guessed and handed me something terrible, this man chose truth. I thanked him, switched my order to whiskey and coke, and we moved on as allies. From there we headed to concessions and ordered the Take it to the Greek wrap, the La Bamba pizza, and fries with little bits of steak on top. The food was good. Not life altering, not the kind of meal that makes you grab someone's arm and say nothing, just nodding, but genuinely solid movie theater food that arrived at our seats without us having to do anything except recline and wait. The seats reclined. There were actual tables. This is civilized. We watched Disclosure Day, which if you have any interest in extraterrestrial or UFO subject matter is absolutely worth your time. Sitting in a reclining leather seat watching a film about potential contact with beings from other worlds felt appropriately cinematic, even if the leather on most seats has seen better days. Chipping and worn in spots, which is the one visible crack in an otherwise well maintained experience. The theater itself was clean, the concept is fantastic, and the overall vibe delivered exactly what a day date calls for. Four stars. The bar needs an actual bartender on deck and the seats could use some attention, but Living Room Theater is still one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in Indianapolis.

I love going to plays here. Small intimate theater with no bad seats. They have a nice variety of…read morethemes for the plays. You can get a drink and a snack to enjoy the show with.

I love art and I don't claim to be too artsy so a chance visit to a theater show left me…read morespellbound. Both by the actors and the space itself. Phoenix Theater is in the heart of downtown and this being my first visit I was amazed by the contemporary building which wasn't too huge but just the right size where we enjoyed a 2 hours long show around some really impactful issues in the world. The space seems to be non profit driven and built going by the donations wall and it's kept really clean and spotless. The staff is very friendly and they maneuvered effortlessly through the show. I saw people from all parts of the world, and professions attend the show and had invigorating conversations in the end. Definitely check out the shows and plan some especially during the colder season.

The ambiance is very unique, and the staff is very quick and attentive…read more The food is fairly priced and very delicious, and they occasionally have special menu items that go along with new movie releases. This is great for date nights and solo adventures alike. I highly recommend this for a laid back movie experience!

I remember going to this theater the weekend it opened to see the first half of wicked. Recently, I…read morewent to see the Michael Jackson movie and I have to say my experience this time around was much better than the last time when I went to go see the movie 'Send Help'. I'll just say that the service wasn't the best that they especially for it being midday. Anywho, this last time was a great. I even tried their hand breaded chicken tenders cover in Orange Gochujang sauce with a side salad. This meal makes me wanna go back to see any movie. Highly recommend trying them.

My husband was gifted tickets to see David Byrne tonight, and we had a really nice experience at…read morethe venue. The tickets were left at will call, and thankfully parking was easy since we were able to park onsite in the lot, which was super convenient because we were running late. By the time we arrived, will call was closed, but after going through the metal detectors, one of the employees kindly helped us retrieve our tickets, which we appreciated. The staff throughout the venue were helpful and friendly. It was dark by the time we got inside, so we asked a few workers standing nearby to help us locate our seats and they pointed us in the right direction right away. Our seats were in the orchestra section and everything was clearly labeled with signs. We had pretty decent seats with a good view, and we were on the end of the row which I appreciated. The stage setup was nice with great lighting, graphics, and sound quality. The seats themselves were comfortable, although most people were standing during the performance, so sitting down didn't really give much of a view anyway. The bars and merch area were located outside of the actual concert seating area. Restrooms were downstairs and easy to locate. We skipped drinks this time since we already planned to grab cocktails after the concert. This was a decent concert experience and venue.

The Murat theater is probably my favorite place to see a concert…read more It's a very special and treasured part of downtown Indy. The small intimate theater is comfortable regarding the old time ambiance/atmosphere along with the interior decor being perfectly warm and magical. You feel like you went into a portal into another time from many many years ago. The acoustics are wonderful which brings the whole experience to complete fruition. The Egyptian room is not my preferred area to see a concert, but other than that, it's a great place to hear your fave band. .