That’s all the info that I have now, but Doug promised to share more when he could.

As far as I know they have not done anything since their masterful production of “Assassins” in the Hedback Theatre (home of Footlite Musicals) a year ago December. One of Lowbrow’s founders, Doug Johnson, was in the long-running “November” at the Phoenix this past fall. He told me he is in rehearsals for another Phoenix show coming up this spring. I’ll ask him about Lowbrow when I wish him “happy birthday” on Facebook later today.

I miss the Alley, too. It was a unique theatre space (an oblong black box rather than a cube) and, as you say, it hosted some unusual, edgy stuff for a reasonable price.

Last summer, at the Indy Fringe Festival, I ran into the husband of the couple that used to run the Alley. He told me that he and his wife had separated. They wanted the theatre to continue, but they were still trying to figure out how it would work.

I saw him again this fall one night when I was at Buck Creek judging an Encore show. He said again that he and his ex-wife want the Alley to continue, but still had no definite plans for doing so.

I haven’t heard anything since, but feel sympathy for them both.

Charles, thanks for reading and leaving a comment. Your blog on Indiana wines is new to me. It looks interesting!

By the way, is Lowbrow Productions also kaput?