Episode 24: Ben Asaykwee: Ben Asaykwee left Indiana to pursue his music and returned home to form one of Indianapolis’ most interesting and innovative theater companies, Q Artistry. Along the way, he wrote Christian music in Nashville and performed original theater in Chicago. And his show Cabaret Poe has been running for eight years. But his story is really about the need to create.
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