“Break A Leg” is a well-known (if rarely seriously used) phrase to encourage an actor before he or she goes on stage. Now, Warwick’s Ocean State Theatr…
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Review: Wilbury Theatre’s ‘Stupid F—ing Bird’ A Rude, Rowdy, Romp
Providence’s Wilbury Theatre Group is staging another provocative drama, filled with humor and music. Rhode Island Public Radio’s theater critic Bill…
‘Grizzly Mama’ At The Gamm Doesn’t Stick To The Straight And Narrow
Remember Sarah Palin? Of course you do. Who could forget? Well, the political career of Ms. Palin is the jumping off point for “Grizzly Mama” by George…
For The Holiday Season, Why Not A Taste Of Local Rhode Island Music?
We’re taking a look at the local music scene in Rhode Island, with an eye toward gift giving this holiday season. Our music consultant is Tom Weyman, of…
TGIF: 15 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
Thanks for stopping by for my weekly column — a little extra breezy this week due to a hectic Friday. As usual your tips and thoughts are welcome via…
'Hamilton' Wows, 'An American In Paris' Worth Seeing On A Trip To NYC
Even with ticket prices sailing over $100, Broadway’s musical theater season continues to thrive. Rhode Island Public Radio theater critic Bill Gale…
Gamm Theatre’s ‘The Rant’ One Not To Miss
Confrontations between white police officers and people of color may be the main public conflict in the United States these days. At the Gamm Theatre, …
The Rant: Art And Truth At The Gamm Theatre
A new production at The Gamm Theatre in Pawtucket explores the theme of police violence in minority communities. The play is called “The Rant,” and it…
After Two Decades In Operation, Latino Theater Group Celebrates Opening Of Permanent Home
One of Rhode Island’s only Spanish-language theater companies is getting its own home. The ECAS Theatre in Providence has been operating for nearly two…
Creepy And Kooky, ‘The Addams Family’ Musical Charms At The Ocean State Theatre
Warwick’s Ocean State Theatre opens the season with a mixture of music and dark humor. Rhode Island Public Radio theatre critic Bill Gale was mostly…

