Written by Paul Zindel, Something on the Green’s rendition was brought to life in the Fishman Studio.
The talk took place on Thursday evening in Rochambeau House, a passion project of Mary Elizabeth Sharpe and her husband.
The show’s touring cast performed at the Providence Performing Arts Center this weekend.
Yorgos Lanthimos strikes again with an unsettling but razor-sharp critique of humanity.
Netflix’s “Nobody Wants This” is the perfect Jewish rom-com.
The show is on display through Dec. 12.
The exhibit, titled “Everywhere I Go,” is on display in the PPL through December.
The exhibition is on display at the John Hay Library until August 2026.
In this confident, angry record from Florence + the Machine, Welch is unafraid of the ugly and the animal.
Brown Ballroom Dance Team promotes accessible dance, blending competition and community.
The Spooky Showcase is the latest installment of Underground Thursdays.
Jacob Elordi’s performance is the only thing that makes the film worth watching.
Viewers should set low expectations for this unoriginal take on a murder mystery.
With beautifully poetic commentary on relationships and time, Dacus showcases her songwriting prowess.
The film is an adaptation of the eponymous novel written by Colleen Hoover.
“Blue Moon,” Richard Linklater and Ethan Hawke’s ninth film collaboration, falls flat.
Featuring more than 20 artists, PinkPantheress’s new remix album pushes the bounds of her previous music.
The Providence Performing Arts Center hosted the show over the past week.
Hosted by the Black Star Journal, the event hopes to connect community with Black art.
The show centers intimate interviews with prominent figures, aired only after their deaths.
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