Actor-singer-dancer-producer-director and arts administrator, Don Farrell, Flies solo as a headlining entertainer.
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Actor-singer-dancer-producer-director and arts administrator, Don Farrell, Flies solo as a headlining entertainer.
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From Broadway to the Heartland: Don Farrell’s Journey of Art, Risk & Reinvention
In this wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation, host Tom Alvarez sits down with acclaimed performer, director, and producer Don Farrell to explore a career built on talent, fearlessness, and community.
Don traces his journey from growing up in the South to training at the University of Cincinnati College–Conservatory of Music, then spending over a decade working professionally in New York City. Along the way, he learned a defining lesson: don’t wait for permission—create your own opportunities.
That philosophy led Don, alongside Judy Fitzgerald and Cindy Collins, to co-found Actors Theatre of Indiana, taking a leap of faith that helped shape Central Indiana into a nationally respected arts destination. Don reflects on the risks, mentors, setbacks, and belief systems that made ATI possible—and how visionary civic leadership in Carmel helped turn bold ideas into reality.
The conversation also dives into Don’s evolution as a performer and creative entrepreneur, including the launch of Crossroads Entertainment and his acclaimed docu-cabaret shows at Feinstein’s at Hotel Carmichael—intimate performances that blend music, storytelling, and history, especially celebrating icons of the Great American Songbook.
Beyond career milestones, Don opens up about:
The power of mentorship and collaboration
Why great art can thrive anywhere, not just New York or Chicago
How passion, humility, and authenticity fuel lasting success
The emotional reward of connecting with audiences one story at a time
He also shares touching reflections on fatherhood, performing with his daughter Lizzy, and how legacy—both personal and artistic—matters more than fame.
Big reveal: Don announces his return to Actors Theatre of Indiana, starring as Max opposite Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard—a full-circle moment that perfectly captures the theme of the episode.
Bottom line: This episode is a masterclass in reinvention, creative courage, and why the arts—when supported by community—can transform lives and cities alike.
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