BWW Review: New Life: PILOBOLUS: BRANCHES at Veterans Auditorium
In the interest of full disclosure, what I know about modern dance could fit in a thimble.
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Rhode Island.
In the interest of full disclosure, what I know about modern dance could fit in a thimble.
THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA is among Tennessee Williams' least-know plays, but still one that resulted in over 300 performances on Broadway and a 1964 film version starring Richard Burton and directed by John Huston.
Head Trick Theatre continues to perform thought-provoking, timely productions with their latest piece, Lillian Hellman's 1941 play, WATCH ON THE RHINE.
BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, playing at Westerly's Granite Theatre through October 28th, is the perfect choice of a play for this month, when thoughts of Halloween and all things spooky and mystical are in the air.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE has been adapted over and over (once with zombies!) because it's a classic tale of manners, social mores, love and determination.
MISS SAIGON, the tragic love story of a Vietnamese woman who falls in love with an American GI during the Vietnam War, is certainly not short on drama.
To open their ninety-eighth season, the Community Players is offering SOCIAL SECURITY by Andrew Bergman at Jenks Auditorium in Pawtucket.
A Murder is Announced.
It may seem a bit odd to base a play on a movie, but when one considers that SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE was co-written by Tom Stoppard and won him an Academy Award, it becomes a no-brainer.
The Merry Murderesses of Cook County have set up in South County Rhode Island to close out Theatre By the Sea's 85th season with a bang.
Out of almost nothing, Head Trick has made something out of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING at Roger Williams National Park.
Moreso than many other shows, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT is a musical that is rife for reinvention, and the current production at Theatre By the Sea, directed and choreographed by Richard Sabellico, has also been given its own unique spin.
Playwright Nick Payne is someone who asks a lot of his audience.
Laugh the night away at A Comedy of Tenors at Westerly's Granite Theater.
If you go see the Contemporary Theater Company's current production of Peter and the Starcatcher, prepare to be enchanted.
If you take a second to think about it, MAMMA MIA is a very strange musical.
ESCAPE, the second installment of OUT LOUD Theatre's sixth season, is a thoroughly original, thoroughly engrossing movement piece that brings the audience along on the varied journey of emotions surrounding the loss of a loved one.
Theatre By the Sea's 85th season starts off with a bang with the 1978 musical revue AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'.
If you take a step back and really think about it, musical theatre is pretty absurd.
"Willy Loman never made a lot of money.
It probably takes a certain level of masochism to spend part of a weekend at a play called LIFE SUCKS, but it's (probably) been proven that watching the struggles of other people makes us feel better about our own circumstances.
Providence Ballet Theatre closed out their eighth season May 5th and 6th with their own version of SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS at the Greenwich Odeum.
Fear not, theatre-goers: David Auburn's Proof, presented by the Renaissance City Theatre, Inc.
Trinity Repertory Company (TRC) punctuates the conclusion of its 2017-18 performance calendar with a definite exclamation mark.
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In Motion Ballet RI (10/23-10/25) |
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A Real Life Fairy Tale: Princess Diana Ballet RI (4/25-5/02) |
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Art The Little Theater Of Fall River (8/20-8/30) |
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PVDFest Downtown Providence (9/18-9/19) |
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Finding Neverland The Firebarn: Little Theatre of Fall River (8/05-8/15) |
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1776 Little Theatre of Fall River (8/07-8/09) |
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Little Women The Arctic Playhouse (10/01-10/18) |
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Weird Al Yankovic Providence Performing Arts Center (7/14-7/14) |
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Carmen Ballet RI (5/25-5/27) |
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Pageant The Little Theater Of Fall River (7/09-7/19) |