Good place to watch stages, quality of dancers/dances not as high as remembered

Brad's is an easy ten minute drive or so from downtown Indianapolis, sort of by itself on a fairly quiet road. When I first pulled in around 10pm on a Thursday the parking lot seemed full, but going through I learned it wrapped around the building and there were plenty of spots available on the back side of the club. Inside it was not as busy as I expected, given the cars. No masking was required, or any worn that I could see, but I think they had a sign about them being recommended. Cover charge was $8. A bottle of water at the bar was $4.25.

The club has one long stage down the center with three poles surrounded by tables on either side. Near the entrance is a small bar with a handful or so of stools. Past the stage is another small bar with stools, and the floor turns a corner into an extended seating area. The space feels smaller than it is because the ceiling is low and there are a number of posts that obstruct the view of the stage.

There was a good diversity of attractive dancers, largely white and slender, but a couple of black dancers and at least one curvy asian. The stage show was decent. The dancers spent a song at each pole, working their way across the stage. Most put in some nice effort with dancing and/or pole work. A couple were quite talented pole dancers. Many left their clothes on, or perhaps pulled their top down or to the side (but not off), though some got fully topless halfway through their set. There wasn't a lot of stage-side action.