One of the most beautiful works of minimalist composition is Steve Reich’s “Different Trains,” connecting train travel in an earlier America with the trains that transported Jews and others across Europe during the Holocaust. Expect to be moved by Susurrus’s production at IndyFringe. (more…)
One of the most beautiful works of minimalist composition is Steve Reich’s “Different Trains,” connecting train travel in an earlier America with the trains that transported Jews and others across Europe during the Holocaust. Expect to be moved by Susurrus’s production at IndyFringe. (more…)
Two flag-waving army psychiatrists face off against a young war-hero turned pacifist in a World War I hospital … see the IndyFringe performance of “War to End All Wars” (more…)
Two flag-waving army psychiatrists face off against a young war-hero turned pacifist in a World War I hospital … see the IndyFringe performance of “War to End All Wars” (more…)
No matter how tired and stodgy you may be feeling, there’s no better way to awaken your sleeping hipster than the Indianapolis Theatre Fringe Festival, which is engulfing the Massachusetts Ave Arts District through September 2. (more…)
No other Mexican state has had a longer and more intimate experience crossing North than Jalisco … with effects both positive and negative. In “Across the Border and Back Again: the History of Emigration and Return Migration in Jalisco, Mexico,” one of the finest young historians of Mexican labor in the US, Michael Snodgrass of IUPUI, discusses lessons we can draw today. (more…)
Indiana University Jewish Studies Program founder Alvin Rosenfeld kicked off a stormy debate among Jews and Goyim with his essay “‘Progressive’ Jewish Thought and the New Anti-Semitism” … and things got stormier when the New York Times wrote an article about Rosenfeld for which it later had to apologize. Hear for yourself what is at stake when the Jewish Community Relations Council host a talk by Rosenfeld. (more…)
“Does Christianity have a future in Europe?” Of course it does … but is that future bright, bleak, or something different? Dutch philosopher Evert van der Zweerde explores. (more…)
Gordon Trowbridge explains which is worse for a reporter, being embedded in Iraq or in DC. (more…)
No American conductor since has had a greater impact on music education than Leonard Slatkin … plus he is a Hoosier (he studied at Indiana University). (more…)
NUVO gives Provocate 2007 Cultural Vision Award
Provocate featured in Indianapolis Monthly
"Award combines film, activism: Festival to recognize social justice of Sept. 11, Congo in discussions,"
Indiana Lawyer April 16, 2008 ... on Provocate's Eric Parker Social Justice Award at the Indianapolis International Film Festival
