Month: March 2024

Twelfth Night: Gamm Theatre mines all that’s amusing in this Elizabethan comedy 

There’s a tendency of late for directors to re-envision Shakespeare’s masterworks by staging them in a different time and territory, and with a more modern temperament, as if today’s audiences needed an assist in finding the plays’ relevancy.   This misguided movement was recently touched on by satirical digital news source The Onion in a mock […]

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Subterranean Jungle: Dandy in the Underworld

Patsy Decline – Self-Titled (75orLess Records) Patsy Decline is composed of Ray Memery, George Sullivan, Jack McKenna, and Bill Gorman – veterans of some pretty legendary bands including Backwash, Mother Jefferson, Von Doom, and Ether. Patsy Decline sounds like members of Television and Wire started a tribute band to the indie days of R.E.M.. I […]

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Adoptables: Sponsored by Sweet Binks Wildfire Rehabilitation, “A friend to all animals”

Sweet Binks Wildlife Rehabilitation does not rehab domestic rabbits. Learn more at sweetbinks.org cats Pawswatch Community Cat Care Center pawswatch.org and fb.com/catcarecenterRI PRINCESS GREENIE 4-year-old dilute tortie looking for a quiet, child-free home with cat tower and hut for safety. Loves pets, loves love. Spayed, current on shots and vaccines, FELV/FIV negative, microchipped. HUMPERDINK 5½-month-old […]

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The “Brightside” of Seafood: A new market’s journey to change the way we buy, and eat, seafood

A fishing boat rests in the middle of the Atlantic. It sways like a piece of driftwood under the heat of the summer sun. The ocean stretches towards the blue horizon, wrapping its curving arms around the earth. The air is tranquil, still for the squawking of gulls and the gentle lapping of water against […]

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Oh Buoy: More than road signs for mariners

With 384 miles of shoreline, buoys are plentiful in the Ocean State. Buoys are anchored floats strategically perched above shoals or near hazard-prone coastline to help steer sailors. First bobbing to the surface in the thirteenth century as moored rafts or tethered barrels and casks near the Iberian Peninsula, buoys expanded to aid in seafaring […]

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