Rita Kohn is a writer at BLOX Digital and NUVO. She explores the intersection of culture and society through the lens of local beer and breweries, emphasizing how these elements can foster community and conversation. Rita's work spans various themes including arts, entertainment, and events, with a particular focus on plays, musicals, and pop culture.
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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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“Singin' In the Rain” returns to Beef & Boards at 9301 Michigan Rd., Indianapolis, 46268 for evening shows Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
"Indianapolis Ballet brings Peter and the Wolf to life on stage, where music becomes characters, and every movement tells a story of imagination, bravery and a little bit of mischief."
By: Rita Kohn
The ISO's program on April 24 and 25 opened with the orchestral version of the Suite No. 2 from L'Arlesienne, originally arranged and published in 1879, four years after Georges Bizet's death.
Nhat Tran's work, now on exhibit at the Harrison Art Center in Indianapolis, centers on the Japanese Urushi technique, how she stays true to form, and how she extends beyond tradition to take us onto other platforms.
"The Chevalier", a concert-play with scenes from his life inserted between Joseph Bologne's compositions, is set in the summer of 1778, when Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was in Paris, staying at the home of Baron von Grimm, a well-connected diplomat and patron of the arts. Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, an acclaimed fencing master, virtuoso violinist, and prominent composer, was living right across the courtyard in the same building complex.
Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre is serving up a savory menu of the 'unexpected' set in a long time ago that can actually be right now.
The cycle brings the composition to a celebration and a "first hopeful breath of peace".
On June 19, at The Eiteljorg Museum at 500 West Washington Street, Indianapolis 46204, in downtown Indianapolis, participate in "Juneteenth: A Celebration of Connection" from 10:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.
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