Muncie Civic Theatre will continue its long history of a burlesque theater when it plays host to the annual Star Follies Burlesque show tonight, a concept Ball State graduates Robert Dirden and Marciel Greene, now current Ball State faculty members, created four years ago .
For Star Follies Burlesque's fifth consecutive show, its theme is circus Freak Show. Past show themes have included traditional burlesque, U.S.O. military and a series of burlesque through the decades.
The lobby will be open at 10 p.m. with a cash bar from Dill Street Pub and entertainment, including a Tarot card reader and a belly dancer for one hour before showtime at 11 p.m. Tickets are $10 and attendees must be 18 or older. Seating is general admission.
Read More
AP: Donald Trump said he wants to ban trans athletes from competing. The reality is more nuanced
By The Associated Press / YesterdayWhat, exactly, Trump will do when he takes office on Jan. 20 is unclear. His transition team has not divulged any specifics, though the president-elect said during his campaign that the process would be “easy.”
'It's something we've always lived for:' Delta outlasts Muncie Central in overtime victory
By Zach Carter / YesterdayDelta junior Lucas Brag led with 16 points as the Eagles defeated the Muncie Central Bearcats 49-46.
Ball State wins back-to-back games with win over Evansville
By Zach Carter / 2 days agoSenior center Payton Sparks led with 20 points as Ball State downed Evansville 80-43.
