Trinity Rep continues its season with “Skeleton Crew.” The play is set in Detroit but could be almost anywhere USA. Rhode Island Public Radio’s Bill…
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Theater Review: A Warhorse Returns To Trinity, In Style
Trinity Rep is opening its season with Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” the powerful drama concerning the downside of the American Dream. Rhode…
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Is The National Anthem Really Necessary Before Every Game?
Why does Sports World wrap itself in the American flag? I wondered about that last weekend as President Trump strained his thumbs firing off more than a…
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Theater Review: The British Invasion! Comes To RI Theater Scene
The Gamm Theatre is dashing through Oscar Wilde’s ever-popular comedy with a point, “The Importance of Being Earnest” while the Wilbury Group is…
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R.I.P. Edward Fogarty
Edward M. Fogarty, the erudite Statehouse legal counsel, patron of arts, especially Festival Ballet Providence, and devoted sports fan, particularly of…
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Trinity Rep Holds Onto The Rare Model Of A Resident Acting Company
We brought you the news last week that Barbara Orson , one of the founders of Trinity Rep in Providence, passed away. Orson’s legacy extends beyond the…
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Barbara Orson: A Legacy In Theater
Barbara Orson, one of the founders of Trinity Repertory Company, passed away this week at the age of 88. As an early member of the company, Orson…
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TGIF: 9 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
A new fiscal year dawns, along with a series of fresh storylines. So thanks for stopping by. As usual, your tips and comments are welcome , and you can…
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RI Artscape: Trump As Caesar? Just How Far Can Theater Go?
Earlier this month in New York a production of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” depicted a Caesar complete with fluffy, golden hair and a very long, red,…
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Theater Review: Wilbury Group Takes A Step Back In Time With ‘Spring Awakening’
With the summer theater scene about to begin, Providence’s Wilbury Group has taken a step back in time. Maybe it’s a trend, says Rhode Island Public…
