The Empire Revue is proud to present an original musical in celebration of one of Rhody’s most beloved (and sorely missed) shopping spots.
“I’m a different man in New York now,” the actor tells us.
For two-and-a-half weeks, Rhode Islanders can catch Lin-Manuel Miranda’s masterpiece in person.
“I think people just need this story now in a way that in other years, not as much,” says Executive Director Tom Parrish.
Audiences are excited about OUT LOUD’s work, too; more than half of the run for King Lear, opening tomorrow, is sold out.
“You have the floor, people will be listening. What is it that you want to talk about?”
It’s a tale of a woman gone mad, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
It’s a story of a controversial “unauthorized” biography and the wounded, iconic woman behind it.
When else can you cruise the streets of Providence drinking from a freshly cracked coconut? (Unless you pack your own — in which case: Can we be friends?)
Photo by Mark Turek.Towards the end of Monday night’s performance of Like Sheep to Water, or Fuente Ovejuna, an actor’s faux mustache flapped from one side of his upper lip. The audience giggled in fits throughout the very serious scene, but the young actor powered through it with the poise of a seasoned pro. That moment captures the essence of…
