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Theater Preview: Something for Everyone — How Providence-Area Stages are Surviving, Post-Pandemic

December 19, 2023

Posted in Commentary, Featured, Theater

Providence-area professional theaters have fared better than most in terms of surviving and rebounding from the pandemic.

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Mark Fisher on Blues Album Review: Gary Clark Jr.’s “JPEG RAW” — Branching Out in New DirectionsMay 15, 2024
I saw Gary at Eric Clapton's blues festival in LA and wish he could have played more. I'm from Bismarck…
Steve Elman on Arts Investigation: Mortality and Jazz Artists – Do We Honor the Dead?May 15, 2024
Steve, you're completely right. Space did not permit me to detail Peter Pullman's work with the Powell family. His consideration…
Bob Abelman on Theater Review: Broadway’s “Water for Elephants” – A CounterargumentMay 15, 2024
Thanks, Bill Marx, for providing a forum for differing opinions.
Steve Bowie on Arts Investigation: Mortality and Jazz Artists – Do We Honor the Dead?May 15, 2024
However well intentioned Mr. Pullman may be, he has no authority or right to move the remains of Bud Powell.…
Gerald Peary on Arts Investigation: Mortality and Jazz Artists – Do We Honor the Dead?May 15, 2024
Wow! Everyone should be indebted to you for this amazing research. Thanks so much!