“Zombie Prevention” blood drive at Trinity Rep nets free tickets for donors
Trinity Repertory Company is out for blood. In tandem with their post-apocalyptic zombie-dramedy Social Creatures, they are partnering with the RI Blood Center for a “Zombie Prevention” Blood Drive on Friday, March 15 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. at Trinity Repertory Company, 201 Washington St, Providence, to raise awareness and urge donations. “Social Creatures is a play [...]
Read More →Singer plays ‘coming out’ party in Tiverton
TIVERTON — When she was a young girl growing up in Fall River, Bonnie Strickman had two main ambitions in life: She wanted to be an actress, and she wanted to live on a farm. Even then, she sensed her two goals may not have been compatible. “I remember asking my mom, ‘Do you have [...]
Read More →‘Red’ a must-see show for anyone who cares about art
The very first words uttered in “Red,” the breathtakingly brilliant play about the painter Mark Rothko, are “What do see?” What you will see, when you attend this production at The Gamm Theatre, is a play that captures the miraculous beauty of and the need for the act of artistic creation. “Red” manages this by [...]
Read More →Trinity Rep’s ‘King Lear’ is riveting theater
Everyone knows that stories are imaginary. We know that our tales are not true even when they tell us more truths than the ones we can find in “real life.” The story playwright William Shakespeare wrote in one of his masterworks, “King Lear,” now being performed in a bold and vital production at Trinity Rep, [...]
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