From left, Hannah Brough (Carmel), Jordan Van Hampton (Carmel) and Norah Brough (Carmel).
From left, Hannah Brough (Carmel), Jordan Van Hampton (Carmel) and Norah Brough (Carmel).
Front, from left, Max McCreary (Fishers), Elizabeth Speckman (Indianapolis), John Kern (Geist). Back row, from left, Jonathan Doram (Carmel), Darby Kear (Speedway), Nicholas Gibbs (Carmel) and Joshua Ramsey (Irvington).
From left, Julia Ammons (Carmel), Matt Hartzburg (Fishers) and Stephanie Johnson (Carmel).
Leah Hodson (Indianapolis), left, and Kelsey Van Voorst (Carmel).
John Kern (Geist) and director Emily Rogge Tzucker (Carmel).
From left, Cynthia Wiley (Indianapolis), Lainie Veenstra (Carmel) and Don Knebel (Carmel).
From left, Robyn Ault (Indianapolis), Anne Beck (Fishers), Marni Lemons (Indianapolis), Mary Margaret Montgomery (Indianapolis), Mikayla Koharchik (Zionsville), Nathalie Cruz (Carmel) and Holly Stults (Indianapolis).
Olivia Reynolds (Carmel) and Seth Jacobsen (Carmel).
Nathalie and Ian Cruz (Carmel).
Alex Smith (Carmel), left, and Conner Chamberlin (Carmel).
Kent and Heather Hansen (Zionsville).
Manuel Robayo (Fishers) and Jessica Baide (Fishers).
Civic Theatre Choreographer Anne Beck (Fishers) and Executive Artistic Director Michael J. Lasley (Indianapolis).
Shari and Jeff Worrell (Carmel).
Executive Artistic Director Michael J. Lasley (Indianapolis) and Director Emily Rogge Tzucker (Carmel).
Opening Night cast of “Much Ado About Nothing” takes a bow.
Where’s Amy attended Civic Theatre’s “Much Ado About Nothing” on opening night Feb. 7 at The Tarkington at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. It is a funny, updated version of Shakespeare’s classic comedy. Do not miss this show because the acting is superb and the set design and costumes are fabulous. Hats off to director Emily Rogge Tzucker of Carmel, who knows how to captivate an audience. The cast is simply fantastic. “Much Ado About Nothing” runs through Feb. 22, so grab your family and friends and see this show. Where’s Amy can’t wait to see you at “A Few Good Men” March 13 to 28. For more, visit civictheatre.org.
