Theater
Struggle at Home: Watch on the Rhine explores conflicting political leanings within one household
Watch on the Rhine, written in 1941 by Lillian Hellman (and winner of the New York Drama Critic’ Circle Award ...
Barker Delivers Shocks, Laughter and … Murder
Ira Levin’s Deathtrap boasts the title of longest running comedy-thriller on Broadway. Granted, there are only a handful of works ...
WomensWork Is Off to a Solid Start with a Sold-Out Limited Run of My Left Breast
Led by founder and creative director Lynne Collinson, the new women-forward theaterecollaborative WomensWork is off to a strong start ...
Zora Neale Hurston’s “Sweat” and “The Gilded Six Bits” on Stage at Mixed Magic
Mixed Magic Theatre takes on a substantial challenge in dramatizing the two most well-known short stories by Zora Neale Hurston, ...
Motherfucker! Epic explores recovery in their season of Conviction
Epic Theatre continues its season, themed “Conviction,” by tackling one of the ultimate tests of conviction. Stephen Alby Guirgis’s 2011 ...
Universally Acknowledged: Trinity’s multilayered Pride & Prejudice is thought-provoking and delightful
One day in high school, I sat in an assembly where some earnest actors tried to show us how “edgy” ...
An Interview with Trinity Rep’s Conversationalist-in-Residence, Christina Bevilacqua
I had the recent opportunity to speak with Trinity Rep’s conversationalist-in-residence, Christina Bevilacqua. Our conversation follows: Alison O’Donnell: What does a ...
CTC’s The Father Creates Community Around a Harrowing Disease
My heart soars when I see a show that feels important. Word of mouth is the best marketing any show ...
The Gamm Presents The Night of the Iguana in Their New Home
The Gamm will open their 2018-2019 season with The Night of the Iguana on October 11. Fred Sullivan, a ...
CCRI Puts Students on the Right Path
CCRI’s theater program offers students the opportunity to explore the theatrical arts academically, professionally and in performance. “I had a ...
