If you’re wondering if you should go, the answer is: Yes. Yes, you should. Because as good as you’ve heard the show is, it’s better.… MORE
Category Archives: Arts
Mueller dismisses Trump’s claims of Russia probe exoneration
The televised Capitol Hill appearances, Mueller’s first since wrapping his two-year Russia probe last spring, unfolded at a moment of deep divisions in the country, with many Americans hardened in their opinions about the success of Donald Trump’s presidency and whether impeachment proceedings are necessary.… MORE
Festival producers announce commitment to music education
The producers of the Newport Folk Festival and Newport Jazz Festival are helping pay for music education in three local schools. … MORE
The Rolling Stones defy age, bring rock and roll splendor to Foxboro
It is amazing that the Rolling Stones are still with us. These guys perform at a level that men 1/3 of their age can’t – and they continue to be the platinum standard for what rock and roll is all about.… MORE
Rare performance set by Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals founder
A special performance at Bridgefest, the series of free concerts that “bridge” the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals at Newport’s Fort Adams State Park will feature the founder of the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals. … MORE
Singin’ in the Rain a Great Night Out at Theatre By The Sea
There’s still time to catch Theatre by the Sea’s second show of the season, the classic musical Singin’ in the Rain, which, just like its stage and film predecessors, is a hit. Its director/choreographer Kelli Barclay had excellent material to work with, and a fantastic cast, but putting such a big show on a small stage can be a challenge. It’s one she handled beautifully.… MORE
The Band’s Visit worth a visit at PPAC
The Band’s Visit has multiple shows through Sunday, June 30, at the Providence Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset St., Providence. Tickets may be obtained at the box office, online at PPACri.org, or by calling 401.421.2787.… MORE
Attorney general: 4,000 speculative PPAC ‘Hamilton’ tickets sold
Neronha says the months-long investigation found that more than 4,000 speculative tickets for “Hamilton” worth $214,000 were sold online, mostly to Rhode Island and Massachusetts customers.… MORE
Facebook reverses ban on Led Zeppelin album cover
The cover of the British rock band’s 1973 album “Houses of the Holy” was posted to Facebook by the page Ultimate Classic Rock earlier this week, but was removed because Facebook said it violated its policies.… MORE
Love and Other Fables a Lukewarm Opener for Theatre by the Sea
This is the kind of light, silly theater you can’t take too seriously, which in some ways makes it perfect for a summer house, but at the same time, you get the feeling that it really, really wants to be taken seriously…and that’s where Love and Other Fables left me cold.… MORE
