Tom Chace News

A Christmas Carol was one of the first events Artists' Exchange put on after it opened its doors in 2004, making this year's 10th annual production not only a celebration of a beloved holiday tradition, but a grander celebration of ten years fostering a unique creative community. This season, Artists' Exchange welcomes a new member to its community who will take a key role in this year's show. An Alaskan native who has recently made a splash in Rhode Island's theater scene, Clara Weishahn will direct this year's production, and she has big plans to make it a truly memorable one.

A Christmas Carol was one of the first events Artists' Exchange put on after it opened its doors in 2004, making this year's 10th annual production not only a celebration of a beloved holiday tradition, but a grander celebration of ten years fostering a unique creative community. This season, Artists' Exchange welcomes a new member to its community who will take a key role in this year's show. An Alaskan native who has recently made a splash in Rhode Island's theater scene, Clara Weishahn will direct this year's production, and she has big plans to make it a truly memorable one.

The first wave of this year's One-Act Play Festival, very ably directed by Artists? Exchange actors Tom Chace and Kate Lester, features five selections highlighting the work of both local and national dramatists.

The source material is captivating all on its own, and in the hands of the talented storytellers from Warren's 2nd Story and Pawtucket's Mixed Magic Theatres, 'The Exonerated' becomes a hard-hitting, living history of the endurance and determination of these six individuals.

Artists' Exchange gathered a solid ensemble of local actors for their production of 'Our Town,' and this group makes the most of each and every character portrayed on stage.

Artists' Exchange and Gateways to Change, Inc. previously announced that the 5th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival would be held today, September 23, 2012 from 11am to 5pm in the lots surrounding Artists' Exchange and Citizens Bank. The festival will feature live music and theater, artisans, art activities and contests, food and more. Admission is free for kids 12 & under, with a regular admission of $1 to benefit Artists' Exchange's programs.

Artists' Exchange and Gateways to Change, Inc. have announced that the 5th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival to be held on Sunday, September 23, 2012 from 11am to 5pm in the lots surrounding Artists' Exchange and Citizens Bank. The festival will feature live music and theater, artisans, art activities and contests, food and more. Admission is free for kids 12 & under, with a regular admission of $1 to benefit Artists' Exchange's programs.