The larger-than-life former mayor of Providence, Buddy Cianci will be reincarnated on stage later this year, as the Trinity Repertory Company stages a new play, “The Prince of Providence.”
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Review: Trinity Rep, Festival Ballet Present Vigorous Renditions Of Classic Masterpieces
At Trinity Rep these nights a new version of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” continues. And this weekend Festival Ballet is presenting George Balanchine’s masterpiece “Serenade.” The Public’s Radio’s Bill Gale has taken a look at them both and likes what he’s seen.
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Theater Review: Trinity’s ‘black odyssey,’ An Exciting, Influential Epic
At Trinity Rep these nights the theater is presenting “black odyssey,” a work racing from the days of “The Odyssey” to our time. It’s a huge undertaking and The Public’s Radio reviewer, Bill Gale, says it has magic enough, even if the musical play is just a little long.
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Theater Review: Trinity Rep’s “Ragtime” A Look At America And Its Troubles
Trinity Rep is closing it’s season with the huge musical, “Ragtime,” a story of rising and falling, and rising again. Rhode Island Public Radio’s Bill…
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RI Humanities Council Chooses Harrop, Riley and Wineberg For Board
The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities has chosen three new members to the board of directors : Froma Harrop, James Riley and Don Wineberg. Harrop…
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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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TGIF: 22 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
We’re closing in on the start of the baseball season, although you might not know it from the weather. Plus, the political cauldron continues to boil in…
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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.
