Opinion

Choosing the right Medicare plan can feel like trying to read a map without street names. There are dozens of options, each with different costs, networks, and rules. While you…

I have these visions. Visions of myself in a strong body doing things that I cannot typically do. It feels like a retreat from my tired body to daydream about…

Senate Bill 1 (SB 1), the property tax relief bill, was the main issue of Indiana Governor Mike Braun’s campaign. Braun has previously stated on record that if a version…

Visiting Mr. Green – Epilogue Players’ current production – is short in length, has only two characters, and just one set. It’s quite a simple show in many ways. But…

It’s funny how life happens gradually but seems to go by so quickly. We grow and get a little older and wiser. Well, definitely older. The wiser part doesn’t necessarily…

“He lives most life whoever breathes most air.” – Elizabeth Barrett Browning In our ever-present 24-hour news cycle, it is often difficult to remove ourselves from the stresses of it…

With kindness often in short supply in our polarized world, generosity shines brightly. Anonymous generosity shines even brighter. This month, the number of neighbor gifts has been nothing short of…

Spider’s Web premiered in London’s West End on Dec. 14, 1954, and ran for an impressive 744 performances. It remains Agatha Christie’s second longest-running play, after The Mousetrap. The long-form…

By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle I’ve seen Into the Woods before. I know the songs, the twists, the overlapping fairytales. But somehow, this production by Epsilon Theatrical…