Alt-Health: It’s Raining Pollen!
It’s allergy season, and we all know what that means – itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, coughing – all the symptoms of a cold, without an end in sight. Here […]
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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Mother’s Day Happenings
Don’t forget to celebrate your mom this weekend! Check out these events picked just for her! Musica Dolce: Classical music. 2pm. The Towers, 35 Ocean Rd, Narragansett. towersri.com Glenn Miller […]
Mild-Mannered Professionals by Day — Bawdy Singing Romans by Night! Meet the Cast of Barker’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Ever see the one about the Roman slave who tries to win his freedom by helping his master shag the girl next door? Oh yes, A Funny Thing Happened on […]
Five Fun Things To Do: May 8 – 14
WED 8 Nirvana Night Vol 2: Local bands cover a little-known artist from the ‘90s. 8pm. Dusk, 301 Harris Ave, PVD. duskprovidence.com THU 9 Bloodies and Brunchin’: Learning how to […]
ARIA v. Savage: Fiction, Non-Fiction, and the First Amendment
Whether non-fiction books are entitled to the same sales tax exemption as fiction books is a dispute that has been simmering for years, resulting in a federal civil rights lawsuit […]
There’s Much to Like About I Hate Hamlet at Attleboro Community Theatre
I Hate Hamlet, Paul Rudnick’s 1991 comedic sendup of both the relevance of Shakespeare’s characters in today’s television culture and the cost of fame, opened last night at Attleboro […]
The Last Night of Ballyhoo at Granite: Yesterday Is Another Day, Too
The Last Night of Ballyhoo is the second installment of the “Atlanta trilogy” by playwright Alfred Uhry, all of which are set among the Jewish community of the American South […]
CTC Proves it’s Gotta Tell a Story with Gypsy
Artistic Director Chris Simpson makes note of his hesitancy to embrace the musical theater format in the program notes for his current production of Gypsy, running through May 11 at Contemporary […]
Polaroid Stories at Burbage: Carmen et Error
Polaroid Stories by playwright Naomi Iizuka is a clever attempt to link a modern story of street life with the timeless literature of the ancient world, employing a loose – […]
Expertly Crafted Violence: Fight Choreographer Chris Cardoni on staging swordplay
When the curtain rises this weekend on Attleboro Community Theatre’s production of Paul Rudnick’s I Hate Hamlet, the highlight of the night — as with many productions of the play […]