The Tony Award-winning musical “Suffs” is showing at the Providence Performing Arts Center for five days.
The Netflix film offers stunning travel visuals and simmering romantic tension.
The show’s highlights are the stellar performances from actors Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams.
“Little House" offers creative alt-pop and a new level of surety for the British artist.
The sequel to 2016’s “Zootopia” raises more questions than it answers.
The exhibition will be on display in the Rhode Island Room until July 24, 2026.
Ensemble Theatre at Brown performed the show, based on the eponymous novel by Stephen King and its subsequent adaptations, in mid-November.
In these deluxe releases, the pop artists close out their career-defining eras in style.
Renate Reinsve and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas give two of the best performances of this year.
The exhibition, entitled “Turn the Page,” opened in the Updike Room in early October and will be on display until Jan. 31.
Listeners become voyeurs to Allen’s moving narration detailing the demise of her marriage.
Director Hasan Hadi speaks the language of Western media while still respecting and honoring Iraqi identity.
The artist’s fourth studio album was released earlier this month.
Rosalía’s fourth studio album, ‘LUX,’ breaks Billboard records with tracks spanning 14 languages.
The Ivy Film Festival hosted an advance screening of the film at the Avon Cinema on Wednesday night.
Released on Nov. 6, the limited Netflix series tells the story of U.S. President James Garfield’s assassination.
The exhibition will be on display at the Bowen Suite Gallery through May 2026.
The latest season of the Hulu series takes a complicated stand against wealth buying dominance.
The film authentically captures a gambling addiction but fails to portray an engaging story.
Presented by Brown Musical Forum, the show’s absurd comedy and the strength of its cast left viewers simultaneously laughing and crying.
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