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Marquee Moment

debuted in 2011, organizers didn’t know how audiences would react to an event focused entirely on African-American plays. Nine years later, the festival has become a staple of the city’s cultural calendar. This year, IndyFringe partnered with the newAfricana Repertory Theatre of IUPUI to put on the shows.

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