Opening Reception at IMAGO in Warren
Imago Foundation for the Arts will hold a reception celebrating the opening of a group exhibit featuring the art work of member Lenny Rumpler and guest artists John Boland and David Gonville. Mr. Rumpler is an accomplished photographer and Barrington resident who made the switch to digital after more than 40 years of traditional photography. [...]
Read More →Craig Bickhardt at Tiverton’s Sandywoods
Craig Bickhardt combines a seasoned troubadour’s easy command of his art with a beginner’s passion to win over his next audience and top his next song. A Craig Bickhardt live set is a mix of absurd anecdotes and personal confessions, accompanying a well-stocked bag of original tunes and the occasional choice cover. His decades in [...]
Read More →St. Andrew’s Set to Bring Down the House in Barrington
St. Andrew’s School proudly presents The BB6, in “Laugh until You BB6.” The BB6 is a student-based comedy group which performs original sketch comedy combined with short-form improv. It’s a fast-paced production that will leave you breathless. “If you rolled ‘Saturday Night Live’ and ‘Who’s Line Is It Anyway?’ into one, then you would have [...]
Read More →Atwater-Donnelly at Warren’s Church Street Coffeehouse
The highly-acclaimed husband and wife duo Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly will be performing in concert at the Church Street Coffeehouse this Saturday. They present a delightful program of traditional American and Celtic folk songs, acapella pieces, old-time gospel songs, dance tunes, and original works. Elwood and Aubrey blend gorgeous and unusual harmonies while playing [...]
Read More →‘Link for the Missing Link’ in Bristol
This original movement theatre piecepart of the RWU Dance Basement Performance Series, explores the dramatic and humorous effects of media on society. Recent graduates Michelle Birmingham, Ali Burke, and Leanne Smith perform with music composed and performed by Michael DeQuattro, and directed by Gary Shore. WHERE: RWU Performing Arts Center, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol [...]
Read More →Art Show Opening in Portsmouth
The Portsmouth Arts Guild Center for the Arts is holding an opening reception for their Members’ Non-Juried Show. This all-media show will run through May 19, from 1-5 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. WHERE: Portsmouth Arts Guild, 2679 E. Main Rd. WHEN: 6-8 p.m., April 12 COST: Free MORE INFO: info@portsmoutharts.org; 401/293-5ART
Read More →LuckyBob comes to the Ocean State Theatre Company
Performing professionally since 1991, LuckyBob has amazed international audiences as far away as Canada, Japan, and Singapore. With his uncanny magic and juggling skills, LuckyBob takes the audience on a roller coaster ride filled with laughs, cheers and smiles, while he juggles random objects, reads minds, pulls cards out of the air, and vanishes objects. [...]
Read More →‘The Real Thing’ and ‘Social Creatures’ examine the human condition
Two very different plays in performance right now both have a lot to say about life, love and the human condition. The considerable delights of “Social Creatures” at Trinity Rep and “The Real Thing” at The Gamm seemingly could not be more disparate, but both are marked by pithy wit and exceptional insight. Both shows [...]
Read More →‘It’s a Beautiful World’ Opening Reception
Featuring local artists in a juried group exhibit, selling many mediums of fine art and fine craft. Represented artists exhibiting as well. Light refreshments and live music by Micah Kievitt. WHERE: Hope Gallery Fine Art & Fine Craft, 435/437 Hope St., Bristol WHEN: April 6, 5-9 p.m. COST: Free MORE INFO: 401/396-9117; www.hopegalleryfineartfinecraft.com
Read More →Arts in the Village Presents the Manhattan String Quartet in Rehoboth
Based in New York City, the Manhattan String Quartet will be presenting a program that includes works by Mozart, Bartók, and Beethoven. Critically acclaimed as one of America’s leading ensembles, the MSQ, comprised of Curtis Macomber and Calvin Wiersma, violinists, John Dexter, violist, and Chris Finckel, cellist, has been hailed as “a national treasure” (The Boston Globe). The MSQ has appeared throughout the United [...]
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