The Honey Dewdrops in Tiverton
The Honey Dewdrops are the Virginia-based roots duet of Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish. With a blend of new Americana and traditional folk music, they create inspired songs that are rooted in the experience and lives of people, and they’ve embedded a sparse Appalachian clarity on every track. The songs they write shine with energy [...]
Read More →‘The Rose Tattoo’ in Warren through May
Tennessee Williams’ “The Rose Tattoo” is the story of the spiritual and sexual salvation of a passionate Sicilian dressmaker who retreated from the world after her husband’s death, and who expected her daughter to do the same. Winner of the 1951 Tony Award for Best Play. WHERE: 2nd Story Theatre, 28 Market Street, Warren WHEN: May [...]
Read More →Photographer Chris Alvanas in Warren
Imago Foundation for the Arts has invited Chris Alvanas, a photographer and digital artist, to present a 90-minute program on his work and creative journey from film through digital and beyond. During “A Photographer’s Journey of Finding a Voice,” Alvanas will show his work and how it has evolved as well as how he has [...]
Read More →‘People Places & Things’ at Hope Gallery
Featuring Hope Gallery’s twenty-six represented artists and four guest artists exhibiting eclectic fine art and fine craft to the theme “People, Places & Things” through May 31. WHERE: Hope Gallery, 435/437 Hope Street, Bristol WHEN: May 7 to May 31, Thursday through Sunday 12:30-5:30 p.m. or by appointment MORE INFO: www.hopegalleryfineartfinecraft.com; 401/396-9117
Read More →‘The Beauty Queen of Leenane’
The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre wraps up its 29th season with “The Beauty Queen of Leenane,” a multi-award-winning play by Irish-born playwright Martin McDonagh. The play that The New Yorker magazine called “Riveting…and cruelly amusing” centers around the dysfunctional relationship between a spinster daughter Maureen and her suffocating mother, Mag. When Maureen, at last, has a [...]
Read More →Changing Light in Tiverton
Changing Light, a new exhibit featuring new works by many of New England’s leading artists, opened May 1st at the Donovan Gallery and will continue through June 11. Included in the new show are new works by Jessica Pisano, Arthur Moniz, Bill Massey, Peter Campbell, Alex Dunwoodie, Carol FitzSimonds, David Witbeck, Cindy Wilson, Richard Harrington, [...]
Read More →‘Bubbleology’ Encore at Ocean State Theatre
Ocean State Theatre Company is pleased to announce that due to unprecedented popular demand, Keith Michael Johnson’s enormously popular production, Bubbleology, will return to the Ocean State Theatre. Johnson, seen on the Discovery Channel’s “Time Warp”, creates a skillful blend of outrageous bubble effects and seriously fun bubble experiments that can be tried at home. [...]
Read More →KC Moaners, Brush Your Teeth Band perform in Bristol
Bristol’s Stone Church Coffee House at the First Congregational Church concludes its sixth season on May 11 with a double header, split bill featuring talented performers the KC Moaners and the Brush Your Teeth Band. The KC Moaners were born in the wilds of Northern R.I. one cold winter evening sometime in the late 1990′s [...]
Read More →‘Hello Dolly!’
“Hello, Dolly!” will be presented at the Mt. Hope High School Performing Arts Center this weekend. This is a family play and tickets are on sale at the door. Where: The Mt. Hope High School Performing Arts Center, Chestnut Street, Bristol WHEN: May 9-11 at 7 p.m. and May 12 at 2 p.m. COST: General $15, Students/Seniors $10 [...]
Read More →Musica Maris performing in Little Compton
Musica Maris, a series of music of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, with period musical instruments, presents “Sturm und Drang.” Michael Bahmann will present a program of Beethoven sonatas on fortepiano. Mr. Bahmann, music director and organist at United Congregational Church, has performed extensively in the United States and Europe. He is equally at [...]
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