The Sound of Music Soars at PPAC
The touring production of the beloved The Sound of Music, now being performed at Providence Performing Arts Center, is an unqualified triumph. The singing is first-rate, the Rodgers and Hammerstein […]
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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
The Italian Wife Takes the Stage
In a season that included a prom combined with Pride and Prejudice, a meaty discussion on censorship and a piece that examined how we look at our bodies, Epic Theatre […]
Sans Everything Is a Delightfully Quirky Close Encounter of the Theatrical Kind
Not five minutes into the new “sci-fi” play Sans Everything, a very lanky, very nude and very bearded man rolls onstage after being mysteriously birthed via a very industrial looking […]
A Violently Funny Skull in Connemara at The Gamm Theatre
Playwright Martin McDonagh has often been described as “one of today’s most important living Irish playwrights,” a fact that casts a certain air of solemn gravitas and formality to the […]
Barker’s “Murder” is Pure Fun
Director Alfred Hitchcock once said he enjoyed playing the audience like a piano. That quote came to mind while watching the Players’ new production of A Murder Is Announced. Based […]
Brown’s Beautiful Midsummer Dream
You’ve got to hand it to the creative team behind A Midsummer Night’s Dream: They obviously went all out to create a show with tremendous beauty and style. Featuring a […]
Up Close on Hope Is Must-See Entertainment
Festival Ballet Providence’s season finale of their popular Up Close On Hope is an evening of remarkably vivid storytelling. With heavy doses of gut-wrenching drama, this program is not for […]
AD World: An Interview with Kira Hawkridge of OUT LOUD
This is the fourth in a series of interviews where Epic artistic director Kevin Broccoli interviews other ADs in the area to create a more in-depth conversation about theater in […]
Invisible Upsouth, the Journey Continues
Invisible UpSouth is an original stage work currently playing at the Wilbury Group’s space at the Southside Cultural Center in Providence. The work is the brain-child of Christopher Johnson and […]
Rose’s Money is a Gem
Rose’s Money is a comedy-drama about a downtrodden family fighting over an inheritance. After Rose dies, $87,000 is discovered in her hope chest. Rose didn’t leave a will, so who […]