Category Archives: Arts

“Miss Saigon” – Very Pretty, Very Problematic

“Miss Saigon” – Very Pretty, Very Problematic

“Miss Saigon” runs through Sunday, Sept. 30, at the Providence Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset St., Providence. Tickets start at $40 and may be obtained at the box office, online at www.ppacri.org, or by calling 401.421.2787.MORE

Miss Saigon runs through Sept 30 at PPAC

Miss Saigon runs through Sept 30 at PPAC

“Miss Saigon” runs through Sunday, September 30 at the Providence Performing Arts Center. Visit www.ppacri.org for complete details and ticket information.MORE

Rhythm & Roots Festival brings a dance party to Charlestown

Rhythm & Roots Festival brings a dance party to Charlestown

By Steve Klamkin WPRO News Dancers held sway this weekend as the annual Rhythm and Roots Festival brought a wide range of music to Ninigret Park in Charlestown, where thousands of fans camped out and partied all day and into the night. Old favorites joined newer acts to celebrate ‘roots’ music, including Cajun, zydeco and…MORE

First Rhode Island Blues Festival

First Rhode Island Blues Festival

Blues fans were in their glory on Sunday as the first Rhode Island Blues Festival drew several hundred fans to Cranston’s Mulligan’s Island event center, to see top flight blues acts, including Marcia Ball, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Selwyn Birchwood and moreMORE

CHICAGO Preview: One on One with Mama

CHICAGO Preview: One on One with Mama

“Chicago” opens Friday, Aug. 18 and runs through Sept. 15 at Theatre by the Sea, 364 Cards Pond Road, Wakefield. Tickets start at $52 and may be obtained by calling 401.782.8587 or online at www.theatrebythesea.com.MORE

Newport Jazz Festival brings scores of stars & thousands of fans

Newport Jazz Festival brings scores of stars & thousands of fans

By Steve Klamkin WPRO News Scores of music stars joined with thousands of music fans to produce a weekend filled with new and traditional music at the hot and steamy 2018 Newport Jazz Festival. Sunny skies Friday and Sunday at Fort Adams in Newport provided bookends to a Saturday marked by torrential downpours, but the…MORE