At the beginning of what can only be described as a long and illustrious career, Adrian Mann, principal bassist for The Fort Wayne Philharmonic, never dreamed he would celebrate such a long tenure performing for diverse audiences in Northeast Indiana, including those with limited access to the arts through Audiences Unlimited. In fact, Mann recently ...

Audiences Unlimited musicians always pack the house at Lutheran Life Villages, with 20 – 35 residents joining us for each performance. The numbers are even greater for campus wide events. Every month, musicians regale assisted living, memory care, and health care residents with multiple performances, offering a wide range of songs and instruments—and always to ...

Fort Wayne, Ind. (March 7, 2023) – AWS Foundation awarded Audiences Unlimited the annual Gilmore Inclusive Arts Grant in the amount of $21,350 for individuals with disabilities to contribute to public art in Fort Wayne. “As we’ve seen in the recent PBS Newshour feature, public art has contributed to the emerging image of Fort Wayne,” says ...

A brand-new Youtheatre performance, slated for April 7 – 9 at Parkview Physicians Group ArtsLab Theatre at Arts Campus Fort Wayne, opens the door for neurodivergent actors and audience members to experience theater arts in new and engaging ways. Using the transformative and inventive world of Aesop’s Fables, Audiences Unlimited and Fort Wayne Youtheatre have ...

Believe it or not, before Rainee Perdue was singing for seniors through Audiences Unlimited, she once had a gig singing for cats! As she was passing by an animal shelter, guitar in hand, Perdue caught the attention of the shelter owner, who said, “Why don’t you sing to the cats here?” “I was trying to ...

When singer/songwriter Jeff Myers was looking for a new music ministry outlet in 2017, he had no idea he was heading toward an unexpected-yet-rewarding career as an Audiences Unlimited (AUI) performer. “At one point,” Myers said, “I thought I would be a big rock star.” Little did he know that the ultimate performing experience would ...