Navigation and Innovation: A conversation with Francis Parra
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
On Desperate Measures: An interview with Joseph Hayward and Victoria Casillo
As digital programming begins to explode, one playwright who is continually produced is the always omnipresent (and cost effective) William Shakespeare. I was able to speak with two artists about […]
Reflection Not Reaction: A conversation with Rita Maron from The Academy Players
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
An Adjustable Lens: A conversation with Burbage Theatre Company’s Jeff Church
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
Women’s Work Is Never Done: A Conversation with WWTC’s Lynne Collinson
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
A Toast!: RKO Army Raises $4,100 for RI Pride Food Drive
“The Rocky Horror Stay-at-Home Show” was an online event on May 8 that raised more than $4,100 for the RI Pride Emergency Supply Drive, a COVID-19 relief program that provides […]
Trying to Press On: Brown Paper Tickets leaves local theater artists holding the bag
Two weeks after she closed her last show, Gladys Cole reached out to Brown Paper Tickets looking for a check. “I spoke with Chris S,” says Cole. “He said, ‘Hold […]
The Liveness of Theater: Performing in a post-coronavirus world
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
The Pandemic Takes Center Stage: Christopher Simpson discusses keeping theater alive
Those of us in the performing arts are finding ourselves facing a new reality. As a member of the theater community, I’m lucky enough to be able to speak with […]
Therapeutic Theater: COAAST tackles addiction from the stage
As an educator, I can tell you a plethora of things about education today; cell phones are a battle, students still cheer when Bob Ewell meets his end, and nacho […]