Rita Kohn is a journalist based in Indianapolis, Indiana. She writes for NUVO, focusing on local arts and culture, including articles on music, theater, and community events. Rita's work highlights the vibrant arts scene in Indianapolis and explores the impact of the arts on the community.
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Rita Kohn's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment news, particularly in the Indianapolis area. She features a mix of event coverage and announcements related to the performing arts, music, theater, and art exhibitions.
Considering her focus on local events and entertainment news in Indianapolis, pitches should highlight unique or newsworthy aspects of local performances, artists or cultural events within this region. Additionally, if you have exclusive insights into upcoming artistic endeavors or insider access to notable figures within the local arts scene in Indianapolis, Rita may be interested in covering these stories.
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Trista Newyear Yeager's sweeping saga, "Hyperadamantine" [The Tomb] and "Jada" [The Stone"], is now available in the wake of the 200th anniversary of "The Decembrist Revolt."
By: Rita Kohn
Indianapolis Ballet The Nutcracker December 19–22, 2024 -Rita Kohn Photos Submitted (0 Ratings) Events
240 scientists from Indiana colleges and universities asked Governor Eric Holcomb to allow old-growth conditions to return to more of the state forests. "These actions compelled Holcomb to place a
The Indianapolis Ballet Family Series: "Nutcracker Sweets" is a bite-sized version of the full-length Nutcracker at the Tobias Theater at Newfields, 4000 N. Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46208; [free parking]
Indiana Brewers Guild, organized in 2000, is marking its 25th anniversary with three festivals to showcase Indiana's brewing industry statewide, especially raising funds for organizations that uplift families needing assistance.
By: Rita Kohn
“Nothing is forever, darling,” replied singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright to a future lover. Joshua Blake Carter builds a tale of relationships reflecting his own experiences of coming of age in a big city.
“I wanted to transform the viewer to another place. The lighting and environment create a metaphor for going from the darkness to the light.”
Johann Strauss Jr. made his first ISO “Emperor Waltzes” appearance at the Hilbert Circle Theatre as a prelude to the program's joyful spirit. We were swept into a moving depiction of “a toast made by Emperor Franz Joseph I when he visited German Emperor Franz Wilhelm II in August 1889,” writes Elizabeth Schwartz in her newly appointed ISO Annotator appearance. This Strauss work appears regularly on the PBS Great Performances New Year's broadcast from Vienna, where gorgeously gowned and tuxedoed dancers swoop across perfectly manicured public spaces the music that magically wafts out from the opera house. This imagery of elegance came to my mind's eye, recalling my own visits to Austria and prepared me for the forthcoming musical landscapes.
Following a sold-out inaugural year in 2024, Indy Dance Film Night returned to the Kan-Kan Cinema with new short dance films on January 22, 2025.
“This year's fan favorite winner is The Mothershead Foundation with its tree “Step Right Up,” reported Amy Lamb, vice president of marketing and
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