MOTIF’S 2026 RI SPOKEN AWARDS
Wednesday, May 276 – 10pmMyrtle, East Providence Join us for the 4th annual Motif Spoken Awards! We are excited to be returning to Myrtle to celebrate RI’s spoken word community. Want […]
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The Court: Art in Play
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THEATER PREVIEW: Disney’s The Lion King – PPAC’s Encore Series revisits this aww-inspiring musical
Disney’s The Lion King, which is coming to the Providence Performing Arts Center stage for the fourth time since 2011, is more than a mega-hit musical deemed “breathtaking” by Entertainment […]
THE COMEUPPANCE: Surreal Impact Of National Tragedies On A Generation
From the boundary-pushing, Tony Award-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins comes this electrifying comedy meditation on impermanence, nostalgia, and isolation. Directed by Don Mays, The Comeuppance starts innocently enough as five former classmates from […]
CLYDE’S: It’s Sandwich Heaven! Welcome to Hell.
Burbage Theatre Co premieres Lynn Nottage’s two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Clyde’s, directed by Burbage’s founding artistic director, Jeff Church. A truck stop sandwich shop offers its formerly incarcerated kitchen staff […]
THEATER PREVIEW: The Outsiders – Warring teens tug at the heartstrings in touring musical coming soon to PPAC
The national tour of The Outsiders, coming soon to the Providence Performing Arts Center, will seem familiar. And not just because it’s the stage adaptation of S.E. Hinton’s seminal 1967 […]
THE WINTER’S TALE: An Enchanting Shakespearean Tragicomedy
BY ALISON O’DONNELL ON FEBRUARY 20, 2026 Trinity Rep tells us their staging of William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale is a freewheeling blend of comedy and tragedy, a journey through […]
THE WINTER WOLF: Things Only Truly Become Perfect in Memory
With the waning of winter, there’s no better way to close out the season at Attleboro Community Theatre (ACT) than with The Winter Wolf by Joseph Zettelmaier, directed by Douglas […]
THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940: (Nope, not a musical!)
In true comedic (not exactly musical) style, a cadre of eccentric Broadway devotees gather under the premise of discussing a new play. Everyone, including the producer, writers, director, financial backer, […]
GHOSTS: When the past poisons the present
Henrik Ibsen’s haunting masterpiece of moral reckoning, Ghosts, lays bare the corrosive power of secrets and the cost of keeping up appearances. In a remote Norwegian town, widow Helen Alving […]
Behind the Lights: Showing them something different, with William Succoso
Seeing himself as a “roadie in training for a very, very long time”—having supported his mother’s country and classic-rock cover band, Roadhouse Band, on Long Island since childhood—lighting designer William […]