Hilbert Circle Theatre

Kevin Lin takes over as concertmaster for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Some packages benefit from a seasonal sprucing-up.

“We’re using the orchestra as the band. I think of it like, Imagine Joshua Bell sings his own songs.”

“People ask me to sign weird parts of their body. I try to talk them out of it. It’s like, ‘Can we take a selfie and put it on Instagram instead?'”

If you’ve ever been curious about the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s Fifth Third Bank Lunch Break Series, here’s all you need to know. = Really, bring lunch. The music drowns out the sound of 1,600 people chewing. Think about your wrapper choices, though. A bag of chips makes a lot of noise. Bring a drink, too—one with […]

As the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra prepares for its April 10 anniversary concert, we talked with four of them about the high notes of their careers.

“I know I’m biased, but Hilbert Circle Theatre is one of my favorites.”

Radio stations set up booths and give away free stuff. Reindeer antlers!

Celebrate both West African and African-American art, history, and culture from a Hoosier perspective.

“We were thinking about a natural progression from last year’s theme (“Mix it Up”), and what we really want people to do is get outside of their comfort zone.”

One hour before each Classical Series concert, get perspective from musicians, conductors, and guest artists. The pre-concert talk is free to all ticket-holders.

Want more leg room at the IRT? Reserve an aisle seat or the back row of the balcony. The best view and sound, though, is—surprise—up in the balcony.

The ISO’s latest is a glitzy lesson in 1930s romance, with zealous orchestral flourishes steered by Jack Everly. Rachel York guides the ship from there, as comely evangelist–turned–entertainer Reno Sweeney.

You haven’t quite lived until you’ve heard Lily & Madeleine, Time for Three, and Tony Styxx take on Kanye West’s “All of the Lights.”

The songstress revealed various realms of her range, both musical and stylistic, and, at one point, took the theater to church.