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Featuring more than 300 artists performing over two weeks from 7/16 – 7/29, the annual FringePVD Festival is back and celebrating its 10th year! Joining us on The Rhode Show this morning to chat more about what we can expect was Brien Lang, a Fringe performer and Wilbury’s Director of NewWorks. For more info: https://www.fringepvd.org/index.html […]
Newton playwright creates live theater show Community Content Mark Binder, a Providence-based author and playwright, born in Newton, created a live theater experience show on Zoom that attracted local audiences and viewers from around the world. Although produced by The Wilbury Group Theater in Providence, Rhode Island, on any given night people are watching from New York, Washington, Melbourne and Berlin. His play, “The Race” shows two men competing for the same job in a dysfunctional corporate Zoomscape. It uses the limitations and features of Zoom to engage the audience, making them ...
Back by popular demand, The Wilbury Theatre Group has added performances of The Race by Mark Binder, directed by Brien Lang: March 13 - 28, 2021. This challenging new play, done on Zoom - an emerging new performance medium - examines the common, and sometimes uncommon, obstacles of a high-pressure corporate interview dance in the Zoom era. The Cranston Herald calls The Race, "Masterful innovative theatre. Director Brien Lang has taken Mark Binder's clever, interactive play, recruited Rhode Island's best actors and involved his audience in a thought-provoking evening of theater. ArtsFuse says...
It’s not the same as a live performance, but when Mark Binder vowed to embrace the technology involved with bringing theater to audiences in a pandemic, a simple yet compelling piece was born. Binder, a Providence-based author and playwright, said he saw a lot of “really, really frustrating performances on Zoom” once COVID-19 shut down all live performances. Then, he saw one that “decided not to fight with the technology.” Inspired, he wrote his first play in 20 years. The result, “The Race,” is being produced by the Wilbury Theatre Group through Feb. 7. Tapping three actors p...
Julia Bernat and Rodrigo dos Santos in "Julia," a Brazilian adaption of "Miss Julie," presented by ArtsEmerson. (Courtesy) For many, the start of a new year brings renewed hope for change. This year is no different, especially with news of a vaccine signaling the beginning of the end of the pandemic. But even with a vaccine rollout, theatergoers ready to see local performers hit the stage will have to hold on a little longer. At a recent conference for performing arts professionals, Dr. Anthony Fauci shared that we may be able to head back to theaters in the fall when the population reaches...