Upcoming Projects - All on-hold due to Covid-19
The Starr Gennett Story
August 01, 2020
Free Workshop Demonstrations featuring James Soloman Benn & Monica Cantrell:
March 8, 2020 4pm at the District Theatre, Indianapolis, IN &
April 4 at 1pm at the Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis, IN
Full Production will be featured at the 2020 Indianapolis Theatre Fringe Festival in August
The Starr Gennett Storyis a live-action stage play with music telling the story of the early years of the Starr Piano Company and Gennett Records.
The Drowsy Chaperone
March 27, 2020
March 27 - 29, 2020 at Van Meter Auditorium, Western Kentucky University
Friday & Saturday at 8:00 p.m.; Sunday at 3:00 p.m. CST
A hilariously charming send-up of musical theatre, transporting us all into a jazz-age world full of lovable and bumbling characters performing one show-stopping number after another. Don't miss the show New York Magazine called "The Perfect Broadway Musical." Directed by Julie Lyn Barber with Choreography by Kylene Stephens and Music Direction by Wayne Pope. A Co-production with the WKU Department of Music.
Richmond Shakespeare Festival
June 20, 2020
Julie will play 'Margaret' in the Richmond Shakespeare Festival production of Richard III,and 'Amiens' and others inAs You Like It June 20th – July 5th. Both shows are performed in rotating repertory. Visit the Festival's website for more details and specific performance dates. The Festival performs in the Starr-Gennett Pavilion in the beautiful Whitewater Gorge Park at 201 S. 1st Street in Richmond Indiana.
May 16, 2020
May 16, 7pm, Corydon State Park
May 23, 7pm, Clifty Falls State Park
August 8, 7:30pm, Gene Stratton Porter House
September 5, 7:30pm New Harmony
September 12, 7:30pm T.C. Steele House
The Hot Jazz Preservation Society revives the tunes of the hot jazz era and beyond, from the 1890s to the 1940s including works by Hoagy Carmichael, Fats Waller, Duke Ellington, and George Gershwin. This family band has toured State Parks for the past 3 years and will add to its venues this summer with its homespun versions of old tunes on backyard instruments like the Washtub Bass and Wabash Washboard.