BWW Reviews: Storytelling at Its Finest in Out Loud Theatre's METAMORPHOSES
The only thing that is permanent is change.
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The only thing that is permanent is change.
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Ocean State Theatre's outstanding production MY FAIR LADY is one of the company's finest offerings to date.
Trinity Repertory Company opens its 51st season: The Necessity of Human Connection with one of Anton Chekov's earliest works, IVANOV.
Epic Theatre Company starts off its third season with Jeffrey Hatcher's COMPLEAT FEMALE STAGE BEAUTY, directed by Jill D.
'With literature, human beings have invented a way of enabling us to try out and weigh up the possibilities of action and thought.
For audience member's of a certain age, it's likely that they have heard of Monty Python.
Full disclosure here, right at the start.
When it comes to live theatre, there are many different ways to present it and at least two distinct camps.
In the name of full disclosure, I will admit to having no idea what to expect upon arriving at Providence Performing Arts Center on Saturday night for Beck's one-night-only appearance.
If there was an award for Rhode Island's current busiest man in show business, one of the nominees would absolutely have to be 2nd Story Theatre's Ed Shea.
HAY FEVER is the latest summertime offering to play 2nd Story Theatre's UpStage space.
Ocean State Theatre's production of GUYS AND DOLLS is sure to be a summertime hit for the Company.
Ringo Starr makes three promises at the top of his 2014 tour: fun, good music, and great songs.
Go see 'Angels in America: Perestroika' at Epic Theatre Company.
The premise is that God, as played by the disembodied voice of the legendary Buddy Hackett, has decided to send the Rat Pack back to earth for one final show.
Il Divo's A MUSICAL AFFAIR lives up to its promise and brings impressed and appreciative audience members enthusiastically to their feet.
Summer is the time when theatrical offerings often turn to lighter fare.
As the summer arrives, and many theater companies either end their season or switch to lighter, summer-friendly fare, one can look back and reflect on the theatrical offerings of the past year.
Burbage Theatre Company is proving to be a gem of a small company.
Since the earliest shows produced by The Wilbury Group, the company has grown by leaps and bounds, becoming a force in the Rhode Island theater scene.
The two shows currently playing at 2nd Story Theater in Warren, RI were not originally scheduled as part of this year's season.
Recently, Yankee Magazine, in their Editors' Choice Best of New England 2014 issue, awarded the title of "Best Intimate Theatre" to Rhode Island's own Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre.
"God of Carnage," the newest production from Mixed Magic Theatre, is the perfect way to christen the company's new space in Lorraine Mills.
It's difficult to argue with anyone who says that Providence Performing Arts Center has had a spectacular season.
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The Nutcracker Ballet RI (12/17-12/27) |
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Gunhild Carling at Stadium Theater Stadium Theater (9/11-9/11) |
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A Christmas Carol The Arctic Playhouse (12/03-12/20) |
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Deathtrap The Little Theater Of Fall River (10/15-10/25) |
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Carmen Ballet RI (5/25-5/27) |
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A Real Life Fairy Tale: Princess Diana Ballet RI (4/25-5/02) |
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Made On Hope Ballet RI (4/16-4/25) |
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Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Little Theater Of Fall River (12/03-12/13) |
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Get Merry! Swamp Meadow Community Theatre (12/11-12/13) |
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, directed by Stephen Thorne Burbage Theatre Co (9/17-10/11) |