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The new musical features a book written by the TV series' creator Garry Marshall. Music and Lyrics are by Academy Award-winning composer Paul Williams.

$20 Tickets will be available in every performance of every show

The Broadway smash hit plays PPAC through January 4th

Adam Bock's play, directed by Curt Columbus, is meant to be unsettling. It is, mostly, unsatisfying.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra's Labor Day weekend festival will include Paquito d'Rivera, Regina Carter, Nnenna Freelon, Kenny Barron, Mulgrew Miller, John Pizzarelli, Jessica Molaskey, Dave Holland, Jon Faddis, and Harolyn Blackwell.

'Sigh / Omelas' is a drama, written and performed by Steve Kidd, about children who are affected by and afflicted with HIV and AIDS.

Taylor Hicks is not the only reason that Grease is the Word at the Providence Performing Arts Center, through December 7th

The Providence Black Repertory Company's Artistic Director Donald King has suspended (hopefully, temporarily) the 2008-2009 Theater Season. In this interview, King talks about how the organization is trying to re-position itself in the current economic climate.

Director Judith swift mixes it up, with a 'Husband' set in the Jazz Age

Abernathy will perform his cabaret show 'Live Out Loud!' which features contemporary Broadway and Cabaret music written by Stephen Sondheim, Kander and Ebb, Elton John, Andrew Lippa, William Finn, and many others.

Currently preparing for a concert tour of Italy, Minnelli is booked for four evenings, beginning November 19th, at the Woonsocket, RI theater.

In this one-woman show, writer Nehassaiu deGannes gives voice to Rhode Island experiences of immigration, displacement, enslavement and resistance.

Directed by Michael Perlman, the production will run November 13-16 at the Citizens Bank Theater, Pell Chafee Performance Center

Under Ed Shea's direction, Lillian Hellman's prequel to 'The Little Foxes' keeps its bite.

Skip the movie and head to the theater to experience Tracy Letts' claustrophobic thriller.

Trinity Rep opens its 2008-2009 theater season with an all-hands-on-deck retelling of a true 'Greek Tragedy'.

The Festival is a tasting menu of the best Jazz, Blues and Vocals.

The Warren, RI theater finishes up it summer with a light, breezy comedy

The Matunuck, RI theater caps its 75th season with a near-perfect production of the Mel Brooks comedy

The showbiz legend, who is currently adapting '9 to 5' for a 2009 Broadway run, will make her Providence Performing Arts Center debut on November 1