Studio Theatre’s latest play sits in the fuzziness — and fallibility — of memory

Studio Theatre is staging the regional premiere of “Jonah” this month, a story that follows its protagonist through decades as she sorts through her memories — those both joyful and painful alike.
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Indiana educators faced firings, resignations after Charlie Kirk posts — but no licenses revoked

The retired combat veteran left the military, earned a degree from Indiana University and settled into a classroom at Gibson ...

‘My prey, my prize, my Vladimir’: flipping the gender script on predatory professors

In her Netflix series, Vladimir, Julia May Jonas attempts to tame the slippery characters and weighty themes in her novel. That’s a pity.

‘It’s a kind of survivor’s guilt’: How an Iranian theatre-maker brought geopolitical conflict to Canadian audiences

The longer I’m away from Iran, I feel like I have less of a right to talk about certain things,’ says playwright, actor and director Ava Alavi ...
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WATCH: This Polish comedy follows an older gay man’s quest for twinks & drinks… and an unexpected health scare

Provocative Polish dark comedy 'The Stroke' puts a rare spotlight on gays of a certain age.