March 30, 2016

IndyFringe DivaFest 2016 Celebrates Women Playwrights


Jill Ditmire
This carved wood sculpture, “The Goddess” by internationally known sculptor John Tyler, is on loan to Indy Fringe for DivaFest. - Jill Ditmire

This carved wood sculpture, “The Goddess” by internationally known sculptor John Tyler, is on loan to Indy Fringe for DivaFest.

Jill Ditmire

INDIANAPOLIS -- It’s time to celebrate women playwrights at the IndyFringe DivaFest. WFYI’s Jill Ditmire talks with Indianapolis playwright Jan White about her new play “ What is This Place?”

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