For their final production in Pawtucket, The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre has chosen Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” Rhode Island Public Radio’s Bill…
Bill Gale
Bill Gale has had a widely varied career (including a stint as an air traffic controller) before dedicating himself to The Providence Journal for 35 years — 25 of those as the Journal's theater and dance critic. He is the former executive committee chair of the Foundation of the American Theater Critics Association and currently serves on their board.Gale has received a variety of awards including a Lifetime Achievement Award from the New England Theatre Conference. He has taught at Rhode Island College and Roger Williams University, and is currently an Admiral at Hope High School. He is married to clinical social worker Peggy Gale and is the father of two children. And he loves working in radio.
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Theater Review: Funny And Insightful, ‘Native Gardens’ At Trinity Rep
What would you think that a play in which a couple of young people move to the Washington D. C. area, and meet up with their next door neighbors, old…
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In Othello, Women Are Clearly The ‘Better Humans’ At Trinity Rep
Trinity Rep continues its season with Shakespeare’s “Othello,” that great and always challenging story of action and reaction.
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Theater Review: At Trinity Rep, ‘Breeches’ Brings Fine Moments But Fails To Click
At Trinity Rep, the new play “Into the Breeches” by George Brant is filled with humor, or at least many a fast-breaking try for laugh after laugh.
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Theater Review: Gamm’s ‘Vanya’ Speaks To Our Times
Two of Rhode Island’s leading theaters, Trinity Rep and the Gamm, have combined talents. The result of this joining of forces is a winner, all the way.
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Theater Review: A Seductive ‘Venus In Fur’ At Burbage Theatre
How about a feisty fantasia of a play that lasts just 90 minutes, is filled with fierce fun, and moves rapidly as it offers ideas that would be called…
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Theater Review: A Seductive ‘Venus In Fur’ At Pawtucket’s Burbage Theatre
How about a feisty fantasia of a play that lasts just 90 minutes, is filled with fierce fun, and moves rapidly as it offers ideas that would be called…
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Theater Review: An Out Of Reach American Dream In Trinity Rep’s ‘Skeleton Crew’
Trinity Rep continues its season with “Skeleton Crew.” The play is set in Detroit but could be almost anywhere USA. Rhode Island Public Radio’s Bill…
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Theater Review: A Warhorse Returns To Trinity, In Style
Trinity Rep is opening its season with Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” the powerful drama concerning the downside of the American Dream. Rhode…
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Theater Review: At The Contemporary Theater, An Unconventional Take On ‘The Illiad’
Homer’s epic poem “The Iliad” spins a tale of combat, warriors and a private vendetta, set during the mythical war between the Greeks and the Trojans….
