September News Issue 5 No. 4

Partners' Night at the IRT

The Indiana Repertory Theatre opens the season with James Still’s adaptation of the Booth Tarkington novel, The Gentleman from Indiana. Printing Partners clients are invited to purchase tickets for the Thursday, September 21 performance for only $10. Tickets are available only on-line and must be purchased with a credit card. You can access the Partners Night web page via the Partners’ Night link at www.printingpartners.net.

This year’s IRT programs were a good fit for Printing Partners’ new 40-inch five color press. “With the new press we were able to incorporate color throughout the program at a significantly lower cost,” says Printing Partners owner Michael O'Brien. The IRT also took advantage of the larger press to incorporate two productions in one program for additional savings.

Passport to the Arts debuts October 2

A collaboration of four performing arts groups is presenting Passport to the Arts to encourage new audiences to explore the best professional performing arts Indianapolis has to offer. According to Dance Kaleidoscope marketing director Karen Knotts the Passport includes one voucher for each of four arts disciplines at one low price—just $85. “Your Passport will also provide you some of the best seats in the house,” Knotts adds.

Passports go on sale October 6 at www.arts-passport.org. You may also purchase Passports by calling 317.635.5252 or at the Indiana Repertory Theatre or Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra ticket offices.

“The Passport web page highlights the productions for which the Passport may be used,” says Knotts. However, for more detailed information she encourages you to visit the web sites of the participating organizations.

Passport to the Arts is sponsored by Printing Partners, NUVO and the Indianapolis Cultural Development Commission. “The Passport is part of Printing Partners on-going commitment to help arts organizations develop new audiences,” says O’Brien.

Hoosier Storytelling Festival takes to the stage October 11-14

As the mother of three young daughters Printing Partners employee Becky Bennett has read many bedtime stories. And her family has become fans of the annual Hoosier Storytelling Festival held in Military Park and the Indiana History Center.

Bennett, however, works with Storytelling Arts year-round to promote the Festival and other storytelling events. Much of what she prints for Storytelling Arts is mailed so Bennett takes advantage of her mailing knowledge to make sure each mail piece meets Post Office regulations. “All of our mailings are certified to ensure deliverability,” says Bennett. “We also check for duplicates to eliminate wasted postage,” she adds.

Bennett also takes advantage of Printing Partners expanded mailing capabilities. “We have added new ink jetting capabilities to enhance the speed at which we can process mail. It also allows us to ink jet on a wider variety of stocks,” explains Bennett.

Bennett and her daughters are looking forward to the Festival’s Scary Stories on Friday the 13th from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. in Military Park. For information visit www.storytellingarts.org. For complementary tickets to performances in Military Park contact Becky at becky@printingpartners.net.

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