Season

2024 SEASON

MARCH
INDY ELEVEN THEATRE

DIRECTED BY ZACHARIAH STONEROCK

“It’s a performance that I will long remember for its honesty in portraying characters keenly fleshed out by homegrown Ross, who has the potential to become one of the leading voices in the American Theatre.”

-Tom Alvarez

Reimagined from our hit appearance in the 2023 Fringe Festival, this, now, 90-minute play is a moving exploration of intimacy and addiction. Directed by Zachariah Stonerock and featuring the celebrated acting talents of Dane Rogers and Matt Kraft. Recommended for audiences 18+
 

JUNE/JULY
INDY ELEVEN THEATRE

DIRECTED BY TRISTAN ROSS

“One, two, one, two;

Look out, look out for you know who.
The Midnight Man is coming for you;
He’s on his way and quickly too.
Bloody from all the children he slew;
Add one more once the night is through.”
 
 
 

A city searches for a child killer–from both sides of the law. Based on the Fritz Lang masterpiece film, M., by local creator, Tristan Ross, promises to be a chilling new take on this classic tale of morality and murder…

A child killer terrorizes a city in this moody story about the relationships between the pubilc, the law, the lawbreakers, and those left behind. Can the murderer, known as “The Midnight Man,” be stopped before he preys upon the next child? In his own words “There are a thousand more… and I’m not done yet.” 

This production contains depictions of sexual violence, physical violence, adult language, depictions of child abuse, smoke effects, and mature themes concerning mental health or illness. It is recommended for audiences 18+

AUGUST
INDYFRINGE FESTIVAL / VENUE 1

DIRECTED BY DANE ROGERS

“Art used to be sacred…”

Jackson and Frank are best friends; they have been, since meeting in art school. Which is why it was no shock to Frank, when Jackson reveals his feelings for their mutual art-school mate, Monica. Jackson’s quest for love soon takes a back burner, when Monica learns of her family’s art gallery space’s bankruptcy. Finally, adding just enough spice of life to the mix, Martin, Frank’s obnioxious younger brother, announces that he’ll be in town for the week…and he’s staying with Frank. Tensions will finally come to their head, revealing secrets, about the art-school trio, that are as old as the friendship that binds them.
 
‘Gallery’ may sound familiar, because this will be the second time that it has been presented at IndyFringe. ‘Gallery’ was local playwright Casey Ross’s first entry into the festival with the original 2007 run of Gallery, that actually starred the play’s current 2024 director, Dane Rogers (who played Frank in the original 2007 production!). This retrospective revisiting of the play brings back the IndyFringe hit that helped put local writer Ross on the Fringe map, in a new, mature revised script featuring a cast of favorite local actors, seen on some of the top stages in Indiana. There’s just 3 chances to relive this ‘classic’ Fringe comedy, again or for the first time. We’ll see you at the best fest in the Midwest, this summer!