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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
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A Tale of Two Surprise Endings: ‘Night Mother and its producer, Counter-Productions Theatre Company
For anyone familiar with the technological side of our modern world, receiving an “end of life” announcement for a piece of hardware or software is a very common reminder […]
High-Octane Gloria Heads to The Gamm
The Gamm Theatre is continuing their new season with the dark comedy Gloria, from playwright Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins (Appropriate). The play made its debut off-Broadway in May 2015 and was a finalist […]
Be Gentle: A Comic Con virgin loses her innocence
Despite my love of the fantasy/comic book genre, I’ve never been to Comic Con — not even during the seven years I lived in San Diego, a 10-minute drive from […]
The Gift of Giving: Join us in donating toys to children in need
Wintertime is special. In the face of bleak weather and wracking cold, humanity still finds a way to infuse joy and warmth into a season when everything in nature has […]
Roots Report: Hair on Fire: Music and comedy help to douse the flames
Okee dokee folks… Thank you to the folks who voted last Tuesday. Fortunately some things hopefully will change a bit come January. To decompress after the election, I went to see […]
Gone Fishin’: RI goes it (almost) alone by banning retail sales on Thanksgiving
Although Rhode Island General Laws (§ 5-23-2) allow licenses for businesses to operate on most holidays, “No license shall be issued on December 25 of any year or on Thanksgiving Day” […]
Caucacity: Assumption of privilege and consent negatively impact Native American populations
Caucacity /kɔˈkæsətɪ/ (n.) The audacity of New World Caucasians who feel entitled to assume privilege and consent when interacting with other cultures not their own. It was a warm summer […]