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While not ruling out a return engagement with Movin' Out; Michael Cavanaugh is movin' on to his solo show, which will have its public debut at Mohegan Sun on November 22

'Kiss PPAC Goodbye if Casino Wins' says J.L. 'Lynn' Singleton, president of PPAC, in a strongly-worded Op-Ed piece, published in the Providence Journal

To no one's surprise, Lily Tomlin was insightful and witty; cleverly intertwining 'Performance Art' and 'Comedy'

Eugene Lee, who has been been designing at Trinity Rep since 1967, will be inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame

The Providence Black Repertory Company officially opens it 2006-2007 season with The Colored Museum

2nd Story Theatre presents their latest production, the courtroom drama Inherit the Wind, in a courthouse setting, The Bristol Statehouse

Inherit The Wind is playing at the Bristol Statehouse in Rhode Island through October 29, 2006

Free Night of Theater is a national event designed to introduce new audiences to live theatre by providing free tickets.

Michael Cavanaugh, star of Broadway's Movin' Out, will perform in The Cabaret Theatre at Mohegan Sun from November 22nd - 26th

This free play reading enhances Trinity Rep's current production of Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov, playing now through October 22.

This is not your grandmother's Cherry Orchard.

Lily Tomlin and the cast of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In will help Mohegan Sun Casino celebrate their 10th Anniversary on October 20th and 21st

Curt Columbus is the new Artistic Director of Trinity Repertory Company. On September 20, 2006 he will have his first opening night of his first show at Trinity, He is directing Anton Chekhov's 'Cherry Orchard', which he also translated.

Ann Hampton Callaway is a TONY-nominated singer/songwriter/actress who has won an unprecedented number of MAC awards for her cabaret act. This past weekend, she performed at the 2006 Tanglewood Jazz Festival as part of a tribute to Johnny Mercer.

Irma Thomas is one of the best singers to break out of New Orleans music scene in the past 50 years. She played the Tanglewood Jazz Festival this weekend as a guest of Dr. John

A more complete headline would be: 'Wynton Marsalis and his Quartet played an incredible set. After intermission, the musical ambassador of New Orleans, Dr. John and The Lower 9-11 Band, were joined on stage by Ann Hampton Callaway, Catherine Russell, John Pizzarelli and the Queen of New Orleans Soul, Irma Thomas', but that wouldn't fit.

Singer/Songwriter/Rockstar-turned-vocalist Elvis Costello plays 2 sets with Piano Jazz's Marian McPartland. A very pregnant Diana Krall, made a surprise appearance and delighted the Tanglewood audience by singing two numbers as well.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra will present its annual Labor Day Weekend Tanglewood Jazz Festival September 1-3 at the Orchestra's summer home in the Berkshire Mountains in Lenox, Massachusetts.

Still belting 'em out over 50 years later, Miss Rhythm isn't even thinking of slowing down

Savion Glover expands the limits of what an audience can expect at a jazz festival as he brings his athletic style of tap to Newport