Review: THE HUMANS at Wilbury Theatre Group
What did our critic think of THE HUMANS at Wilbury Theatre Group?...
Review: LES MISERABLES At Providence Performing Arts Center
Nick Cartell's return to the role of Valjean is reason enough to see this production. Hayden Tee as Javert is the reason to see it twice....
Review: SWEAT at THE GAMM THEATRE
What did our critic think of SWEAT at THE GAMM THEATRE? For the better part of the last 40 years, things have been a nightmare for the American working class, especially across the so called 'rust belt' where factories once thrived and have now fallen silent and abandoned. In SWEAT, Lynn Nottage's P...
Review: THE INHERITANCE, PART II at Trinity Rep
What did our critic think of THE INHERITANCE, PART II at Trinity Rep?...
Review: Mean Girls Can't Make Fetch Happen at PPAC
It’s a little bit surprising that the film version of Mean Girls was both a good movie, and also a hit. Based on a non-fiction book about high school cliques that was aimed at parents and teens, it was transformed into a charming comedy by Tina Fey in 2004. It’s not too much of a stretch to th...
Review: SOCIAL SECURITY at THE Arctic Playhouse
The Arctic Playhouse in West Warwick kicks off its season with Andrew Bergman's hilarious eighties-era comedy, 'Social Security.' Under the skillful direction of Tony Annicone, 'Social Security' is a farcical story about family, old age and physical attraction that reminds the audience it's never to...
Review: SILHOUETTE OF A SILHOUETTE at Wilbury Theatre Group
Rose Weaver has impeccable credentials: a highly respected actress, singer, and writer, whose star turn as Aunt Ester in last season's 'Gem of the Ocean' at Trinity was transcendent. Alas, the world premiere of her new play, 'Silhouette of a Silhouette' at the Wilbury aims high, but never quite soar...
Review: MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY at Brown/Trinity MFA
The production by Brown/Trinity MFA brings this post-apocalyptic nightmare to vivid life with memorable performances and jaw-dropping visual style that make this show a must-see....
Review: DESCRIBE THE NIGHT at the Gamm Theatre
This talented ensemble cast is the reason to see this production of Rajiv Joseph's Obie Award-winning play.
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Review: THE INHERITANCE, PART I at Trinity Rep
What did our critic think of THE INHERITANCE, PART I at Trinity Rep?...
Review: JUNK at Burbage Theater Co.
JUNK at Burbage Theater Co. offers audiences a riveting look at the ideals and egos that fueled the junk bond market of the mid-1980s....
Review: MEN ON BOATS at Contemporary Theater Company
Explore the Colorado River in this taut, compelling — and darkly funny — production at the Contemporary Theater Company....
Review: Stylish KINKY BOOTS at Theatre By The Sea
What did our critic think of BWW REVIEW: STYLISH KINKY BOOTS AT THEATRE BY THE SEA at Theatre By The Sea?...
Review: WAITING FOR GODOT at The Colonial Theatre
Over its 70-year history, Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot' has been staged in many venues, but Colonial Theatre's current production offers a most congenial outdoor setting in Westerly's Wilcox Park. Combine that with stellar performances all around and deft, assured directorial choices, and you have a...
Review: THE NEVERENDING STORY at Contemporary Theater Company
THE NEVERENDING STORY at Contemporary Theater Company offers sincere, imaginative family fun....
BWW Review: FAIRVIEW challenges theater conventions and audiences at Trinity Rep
Trinity Rep's risk-taking production of FAIRVIEW examines whether the stories theater tells obscure or reveal the truths of people's lives....
BWW Review: Radiant NATASHA, PIERRE, & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 At Wilbury Theatre Group
When Dave Malloy’s NATASHA, PIERRE, & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 closed on Broadway in late 2017, fans of the show (myself included) lamented when, or if, it would be possible to see any iteration of this show again. Thanks to the Wilbury Theatre Group, our hopes have been answered! Known for its ecl...
BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at The Gamm Theatre
Shakespeare warns early in the first act of Midsummer Night's Dream that 'the course of true love never did run smooth.' In that warning lies the comedic core of the show, and the Gamm Theatre delivers a visually stunning, delightfully playful production that fully captures the Bard's vision. It's a...
BWW Review: MY FAIR LADY at Providence Performing Arts Center
This production has a mega-talented color-blind cast that turns every song into a showstopper. Read our BWW critic's review. ...
BWW Review: BWW REVIEW: A stirring BEETHOVEN'S NINTH with RI PHIL, PROVIDENCE SINGERS at VETS Auditorium
Listen: These are tough times. COVID-19 cases are on the rise again. Americans are bitterly divided over whether the Supreme Court should overturn its 1973 decision on Roe v. Wade, as it seems poised to do. The war in Ukraine rages on. And we still haven't found a way to halt catastrophic climate ch...
BWW Review: THE SQUIRRELS at Burbage Theatre Company
A show where all the characters are squirrels? Yes. Playwright Robert Askins puts a warning in the mouth of the scientist who opens the show: 'Buckle up, you discerning patron of the arts.' And you should. Because this cleverly written, brilliantly acted, and flawlessly executed production takes aud...
BWW Review: SUEÑO at Trinity Rep
The source material of Sueño may be 400 years old, but a brilliantly updated script, combined with the stunningly beautiful production currently onstage at Trinity Rep make this a fresh, relevant -- and darkly funny -- must-see experience....
BWW Review: AIN'T TOO PROUD at Providence Performing Arts Center
The music needs no introduction: all the hits that made The Temptations a household name are represented in this energetic and enjoyable national tour of 'Ain't Too Proud.' But what this jukebox musical adds is the story behind the songs, told with deft, impressionistic touches that will resonate lo...
BWW Review: Heartfelt DEAR EVAN HANSEN at Providence Performing Arts Center
BWW's Critic Writes 'We’ve probably all been in a situation where a white lie or a misunderstanding ballooned into something bigger and unexpected. DEAR EVAN HANSEN takes this idea and turns it up to eleven when teenage Evan Hansen becomes linked to a classmate who commits suicide. It’s an i...
BWW Review: ANTIGONX at Wilbury Theatre Group
Playwright Shey Rivera Ríos has vividly refreshed this work as a story for our time and AntigonX, at the Wilbury Theatre, is vibrant and visually stunning....
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