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In 'The Getaway Driver,' Trinity Rep Tackles True Crime During the Vietnam Era
Two local playwrights return to the Trinity Rep stage for a heart-wrenching world premiere that tackles loss and redemption.
Trinity Rep Names New Artistic Director
Meredith McDonough will fill the role exited by long-serving Artistic Director Curt Columbus this August.
'Wicked' Delights a New Generation at PPAC
The twist on The Wizard of Oz is “as relevant as ever” and plays for three weeks through March 22.
New Trinity Rep Renovations Spotlight Accessibility and Modern Updates
The $40 million project marks the first major renovation of the historic downtown theater in more than fifty years.
“No Man Ever Would Have Been Treated So”
Wanda Schell stars in this one-woman play about Elleanor Eldridge, a nineteenth century Black Rhode Islander and memoirist who sued to regain her stolen property.
Curt Columbus Stepping Down as Trinity Rep’s Artistic Director
The longtime leader in Rhode Island’s theater community is preparing for his final season after twenty years.
Looking Back on Iraq, Twenty Years Later
Trinity Rep’s newest play reflects on the Iraq War and its aftermath through the eyes of real Rhode Islanders, exploring themes of family, loss and connection.
Mamma Mia! Brings Feel-Good Fun to Providence Performing Arts Center
The iconic ABBA-inspired show celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with sequins, bell bottoms and dance numbers galore.
Trinity Rep’s “La Cage aux Folles” is a Big, Defiant Celebration of Drag
Director Taavon Gamble discusses why the 1983 musical is as relevant as ever.
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