Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Album of the Week: The Dayoffs
New York City is such a widely diverse place that there’s a good chance any two people from different backgrounds can come together to create something. For example, a Russian […]
Cat Has Claws Release Oh Well EP at Dusk, Nov 16
By walking the fine line between synthpop and alternative rock, Cat Has Claws staked their claim to being one of the most talented acts in Providence’s music scene. Julie Bozek […]
Brown Tackles Challenging Show in Lives of the Great Poisoners
The latest show from Brown University Theatre’s Sock and Buskin is an extremely ambitious project; any Caryl Churchill play is enough of a challenge on its own, but the apparently […]
Fun Home Brings a Sense of Peace to Real-Life Events
When an audience member of Fun Home approached its playwright Lisa Kron and said it was “much bigger than a story of a lesbian,” Kron replied, “It’s exactly the size […]
Swamp Meadow’s Tending to Grace Is Heartwarming
Not every young adult novel has the power to transform a teacher into a playwright, but after years of teaching Tending to Grace for its use of literary devices, a […]
Local Artist Promotes Childhood Safety
Comic Con seems to unearth marvelous creatures of all kinds, and this year it brought a most welcome visitor. There are many unseen gems buried deep in the rural backwoods […]
Big Ideas at Wilbury
By the end of the talk back following the Friday night performance of New and Dangerous Ideas, it became abundantly clear that the audience members who were convinced they understood […]
Epic’s Red Speedo Earns Gold with Fantastic Staging of Muscular New Play
While many theaters have the boldness to market their next show as “the theatrical event of the year” it is admittedly more of a rarity when the experience lives […]
Skeleton Crew and Death of a Salesman Explore the American Dream
Last year, when Trinity Rep announced their season, I was almost giddy. It is an educator’s dream, beginning with Arthur Miller’s classic Death of a Salesman. I read it as […]