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Audible plays bring Williamstown Theatre Festival's lost season to your ears Alan Rosenberg Replay Video UP NEXT Like the rest of the theater world, the Williamstown Theatre Festival has spent a year shut down. But that gave it the chance to put a season’s worth of adapted-for-audio productions online with Audible Originals, where you can reach them without a three-hour drive to northwestern Massachusetts. © Frank Gerardi illustration/The Providence Journal, file The Williamstown Theatre Festival, forced to cancel its season due to the pandemic, has adapted seven plays f...

Like the rest of the theater world, the Williamstown Theatre Festival has spent a year shut down. But that gave it the chance to put a season’s worth of adapted-for-audio productions online with Audible Originals, where you can reach them without a three-hour drive to northwestern Massachusetts. As with any theater season, some plays are better than others, though all feature first-rate casts (some of them with big names), as well as top-notch sound effects and interesting post-show interviews with playwright, director or both. As a whole, it’s quite an achievement.  And the full seven-p...

Trinity Rep returns with in-person shows for the 2021-2022 season Theater-goers can see “A Christmas Carol” live on stage this year, along with other shows when the season launches in November By Alexa Gagosz Globe Staff,Updated May 12, 2021, 5:43 p.m. Email to a Friend Artistic director Curt Columbus. PROVIDENCE — The historical vaudeville performance house that was once known as the Emery Majestic Theater on Washington Street will finally raise the curtain for in-person shows this year. After being shuttered temporarily because of rising COVID-19 cases in March 2020, the Tri...

34 Things to Do, Hear and Watch in May View a majestic full-moon ritual, take a hike with friendly goats, create a fairy garden and more fun happenings this month. (And no, they're not all on Zoom — huzzah!) April 30, 2021 Our Top Picks  Juried Hybrid Show Why: It’s been a transformative year, to say the least, and the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative’s latest show features work that depicts transformation in its varied forms. See how local artists in a range of mediums take on the illuminating qualities of change, as selected by guest juror Francoise McAree. Artwork will be available for ...

Fiction about “the power that comes to us when we uncloset ourselves”