Above: Benjamin Grills as Father Brendan Flynn and Phyllis Kay as Sister Aloysius Beauvier. Photo by Cat Laine Truth proves more elusive than Bigfoot The Gamm Theatre's delightful season-ending production of the Tony Award-winning 2004 play Doubt: A Parable – a taut...
Above: Nicholas Byers (left) as Cory and Kelvin Roston Jr. as Troy Maxson in Fences at Trinity Rep. Photo by Mark Turek The best drama is simple and complicated at the same time. August Wilson’s Fences is one such example, the story of a man who’s done wrong and works...
Above: Alison Russo as Viola, Nora Eschenheimer as Feste. Photo by Cat Laine Shakespeare's Twelfth Night features mistaken identities, gender bending, and twins lost at sea There are great guys in bad bands, moral people in the most corrupt organizations and...
Above: From left, Jeanine Kane (Martha), Tony Estrella (George), Gunnar Manchester (Nick), and Gabrielle McCauley (Honey) during a particularly fraught moment of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' Photo by Cat Laine It should be mentioned more frequently that our most...
Above: In front: Lynsey Ford (Mary Hatch) and Tony Estrella (George Bailey). Background, from left: Will Malloy (Foley Artist), Fred Sullivan, Jr. (Henry F. Potter/ Clarence). Photo by Nile Scott Studios There’s hardly a more American Christmas fable than the 1946...
Above: From left to right: David Ensor (James Hennessey), Jack Clarke (Guard), John Cormier (Guard), Gabriel Graetz (Syd Armfield), Steve Kidd (Harry); In doorway: Steven Liebhauser (Doctor), and Bruce Kaye (Governor). Photo by Cat Laine Crime and punishment The Gamm...
Filmmaker Peter Mancuso grew up in Coventry and appreciates the great geographical diversity of this small state to which he fashioned his own ode in the short film, Suburban Fantasy. It was his thesis film upon graduation from New York University’s Tisch School of...
Above: From left, Anthony T. Goss (Lincoln) and Marc Pierre (Booth). Photo by Cat Laine The Gamm Theatre kicks off its 39th season with Suzan-Lori Parks’ 2002 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Topdog/Underdog, a two-man play about brotherly love, competition and pride...
Co-founder of Roomful of Blues to play the Updike Room Saturday By Chris Parker “The excesses of the rock-and-roll life, the ridiculousness of brown m&ms and smashing TVs and that stuff, I could never, I could never appreciate that lifestyle,” says musician Duke...
All of us have something special inside, and while we may not find a means to communicate or release it, the tendrils of human connection and filaments of experiential learning forge muscle memories unique to each of us. Sophie B. Hawkins was of the latch-key kid...
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