Frank and Katrina Basile Theater, History Center
7:30 p.m.

Barbara McBride-Smith transports you from the ancient world of the Greek gods and goddesses to the post-modern experiences of her Baby Boomer generation, narrates the lives of shady ladies and bad boys of the Bible, navigates literature with the heart and soul of a librarian, identifies with country music and rock n’ roll, and interprets it all with a Texas-born cheerleader’s perspective. Entertainer, historian, preacher and storyteller all rolled into one, Barbara McBride-Smith serves up sweet truth with a side of southern grit.

“Thanks to Barbara McBride-Smith, I’m a storytelling convert. Her performance of the Ricky Nelson story was a walk down memory lane. I laughed and I cried but, most of all, I remembered. I think all of us who grew up in the 1950’s and 60’s got to go back ‘home’ for a little while. It was wonderful to be there!” – Troy Messenger, June 2010.

For more information visit www.barbaramcbridesmith.com.

$20, $25 at the door

For tickets, call (317) 232-1882 or follow the "Buy Tickets" link.

For more information on the performer or schedule changes, contact Storytelling Arts of Indiana at (317) 576-9848 or visit www.storytellingarts.org.

Performers are subject to change.

Presented by IHS and Storytelling Arts of Indiana
Sponsored by Beth Millett