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.
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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…