Author: sarakgaler

Originally published on WTHR.com in September 2016. INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - Butler University's Visiting Writers Series continued Tuesday evening with a visit from author Hanya Yanagihara. In this fascinating talk about writing, developing narratives and exploring contemporary ideas, Yanagihara brought a down-to-earth attitude and ever-ready sense of humor. Tuesday's format veered from the usual in that … Continue reading Hanya Yanagihara at Butler University: Be brave and turn the page

Originally published on WTHR.com in September 2016. INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - This month at the Harrison Center for the Arts, Kipp Normand's The Universal Anthology explores Indiana history in unexpected and often delightful ways. Normand is a longtime artist in residence at the Harrison Center, located on Delaware Street in downtown Indianapolis. He's known for his … Continue reading Kipp Normand’s “The Universal Anthology” explores meaning behind Indiana’s historical curiosities

Originally published on WTHR.com Aug. 21, 2016. The 2016 Indianapolis Fringe Festival got off to a somewhat soggy start this weekend as storms dumped buckets of rain on Mass. Ave. Saturday afternoon. The skies were clear in time for the evening shows, though - with some sold out. Let's review the numbers: the 11-day festival … Continue reading Indianapolis Fringe Festival opens on Mass. Ave.

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My experience is all about leading teams and working with stakeholders to execute successful projects. In my roles at the University of Indianapolis and previously at WTHR, this experience included coordinating with journalists, special projects producers, videographers, graphics department specialists and the promotions department. Here are some examples of projects I've coordinated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9ahI1WskZk&list=PL3D8rfzfyQXiKf9jouMihAuYG7Q7Dl9gF Inside Indiana's … Continue reading Project coordinator

384 performances. Eleven days. Eight venues. 64 groups. The Indianapolis Theatre Fringe Festival is underway, and Mass. Ave. was buzzing Saturday night. The festival, now in its tenth year, attracts thousands of fun-seekers who trek the sidewalks for music, magic and more live art than you can shake a stick at. While I'd love to tell … Continue reading All in a day’s work at Indy Fringe

Originally published on WTHR.com, March 3rd, 2016 Two years after winning the Michigan-based ArtPrize, Indianapolis artist Anila Quayyum Agha’s award-winning work "Intersections" is coming to the Circle City. Her message of inclusion is a well-timed breath of enlightenment during a divisive election year. The exhibit, which is a part of the "200 Years of Indiana Art: A Cultural … Continue reading IUPUI professor’s exhibit brings message of inclusion to Indianapolis

Proust, Powerpoint and concept albums might sound like a mismatched trio, but after an evening with author Jennifer Egan, it all magically comes together – much like A Visit from the Goon Squad, her Pulitzer Prize-winning 2011 novel. Egan read the first chapter of the book at the Reilly Room at Atherton Union Wednesday night … Continue reading Compelling fun: An evening with author Jennifer Egan

Invested and committed communications expert, digital content strategist and social media innovator with 15+ years of experience bringing exceptional success and long-term impact to teams, projects and organizations. Versatile manager who strives to create a dynamic environment where team members are encouraged to collaborate and innovate. Media relations expert who focuses on long-term strategy for … Continue reading Welcome!