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A Year of Rhode Island Staycations | Hey Rhody Media Co. - Vimarsana News

A Year of Rhode Island Staycations | Hey Rhody Media Co.

12 places across the state worth packing for

Owner of North Shore Music Theater looking to open movie studio in Beverly - Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

Owner of North Shore Music Theater looking to open movie studio in Beverly - Boston News, Weather, Sports

BEVERLY, MASS. (WHDH) - A special spot in Beverly where music has been coming to life since the 1950s may soon become the place where<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/owner-of-north-shore-music-theater-looking-to-open-movie-studio-in-beverly/">Read More</a>

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Photos: First Look At A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A MUSCAL GHOST STORY&#xA0;At North Shore Music Theatre - Vimarsana News

Photos: First Look At A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A MUSCAL GHOST STORY&#xA0;At North Shore Music Theatre

See photos of A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A MUSCAL GHOST STORY playing at North Shore Music Theatre thru December 23.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN to Offer $75 Orchestra and $45 Mezzanine Tickets as Part of 'Sharktober' - Vimarsana News

THE SHARK IS BROKEN to Offer $75 Orchestra and $45 Mezzanine Tickets as Part of 'Sharktober'

Celebrate “Sharktober” with $75 orchestra tickets and $45 mezzanine tickets to see the laugh-out-loud comedy that has been making a splash on Broadway.

Theatre by the Sea to close out season with 'Jersey Boys' | Coventry Courier - Vimarsana News

Theatre by the Sea to close out season with 'Jersey Boys' | Coventry Courier

SOUTH KINGSTOWN — In the final production of its 2023 season, Theatre by the Sea will debut “Jersey Boys” this week, a popular musical which had a 12-year Broadway run