Pilgrim Soul Productions
Presents White Chicks at
Singh Performance Center
Pilgrim
Soul Productions, in collaboration with Alternatives, is pleased to announce
its September production of John Ford Noonan’s comedy
A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around
Talking. The play opens a two week run on Friday, September 5, at
the Singh Performance Center, located in the historic Whitin Mill at 50
Douglas Road in Whitinsville, MA. Evening performances are at 8:00 p.m. on
September 5, 6, 12, and 13, with a final matinee performance at 2:00 p.m. on
September 14. Tickets are $15.00. To reserve tickets, call 508-752-0224, or
send email to
tom.saupe@alternativesnet.org
or
mattcarr@charter.net . Tickets are also available at the door. For
directions visit
http://www.alternativesnet.org/directions.asp .
A
Coupla White Chicks enjoyed a long
Off-Broadway run and featured a succession of noted actresses in the leads,
including Eileen Brennan, Susan Sarandon, Dixie Carter, Louise Lasser,
Jobeth Williams, and Dorothy Lyman. Pilgrim Soul’s upcoming production
features local performers Betty Kristan and Bonnie Stockdale, directed by
Matthew J. Carr.
The play
tells the story of Maude Mix, an uptight Westchester housewife
whose husband is currently on an extramarital jaunt with his secretary. From
the moment Maude’s new next-door neighbor, a flamboyant Texas ex-cheerleader
named Hannah Mae Bindler, invades Maude’s perfectly ordered kitchen, her
super-programmed day is thrown into comical chaos. At first, Hannah Mae’s
attempt to ingratiate herself with the private, no-nonsense Maude is a
frantic, funny failure. But soon, crises in both their marriages bring them
together. Under the onslaught of the bubbly, life-embracing Hannah Mae,
Maude’s defensive façade crumbles. The growth of their friendship and love
is engrossing, touching, and always uproariously hilarious.
Last spring at the Worcester Hibernian Cultural
Centre, Pilgrim Soul Productions staged Brian Friel’s nostalgic comedy
The Loves of Cass McGuire
to critical acclaim and standing ovations. The theater company soon begins
rehearsals in that venue for its
November production of Jimmy
Murphy’s The Muesli Belt, a
tragicomic tale of modern Dublin.
Alternatives is a non-profit agency
serving more than 550 adults with developmental and psychiatric disabilities
in 45 programs throughout central Massachusetts. The Singh Performance
Center is part of Alternatives’ recently renovated Whitin Mill complex.
Mill River
Theater, 499 High St., Central Falls, RI
Box Office
& Reservations 401.721.0909
www.millrivertheater.com
Reservations recommended call 401.721.0909 or online at
www.millrivertheater.com
MAssachusetts:
Red
Feather Theatre Co - Green Hill Park Outside Production Et al.
Alternatives, Upstage Theatre and Open Mic Night
Foothills
Theatre Company
held at 110 Front
St, Worcester
A professional equity theatre company offering live stage productions from
October to May. Foothills welcomes groups with open arms! 2005 season to include
Beauty and the Beast! (Productions subject to change). Minimum Time
Required: 3 hours
508-754-4018
Foothills Theatre is located on the Foothills Courtyard, off Commercial Street,
at the Worcester Common Outlets, downtown Worcester, MA. The nonprofit offers
theatre series with actors from the Actors Equity, Theatre school and camp and
Children's Theatre.
Milford
Theatre Guild
at Milford Musicians
Pavilion at Town
Park, Congress & Walnut St. Milford,
MA 508-473-1859. Winner of Readers
Choice award for over 25 years of great theatre.
N.E.T. Productions -
N.E.T.Works Productions specializes in encouraging
those who have never tried to act or participate in theater experience,
including especially those who are handicapped or limited. Holly Dion, the
director has more than twenty years experience, working with all kinds of
individuals, and all performances are devoted to raising money for many
different causes. NEW EXPERIENCE THEATRE (N.E.T.Works) PRODUCTIONS INC.,
298 Packachog Street, Auburn. 508-832-7150.
Pickwick
Players
- Douglas
at 508) 476-1980 or Joanne at 508-476-3677 Their great shows
are performed at the Alternatives stage, 54 Douglas Rd., off Rt.
146/Lackey Dam Rd in Whitinsville. A great group offering training workshops,
auditions and great performances! See recent
press
release on new director!
Stageloft
Repertory Theatre
at 450A
Main Street in Sturbridge 508-347-9005 offers year round
performances. Their schedule can be found on their website.
Rhode
Island
Mill River
Dinner Theater
499 High Street, Central Falls RI 02863 TEL (401) 721-0909
Mixed
Magic Theatre & Cultural Events
P.O. Box 1065 Pawtucket, RI 02806
Tickets : (401) 722-1881 Office: (401) 475-6675
Fax: (401) 475-6676
mixedmagic@theatre.necoxmail.com
The King's Feast
Hose Company No. 6 636 Central Avenue Pawtucket, RI 02861
(401)722-7220
Gamm Theatre
172 Exchange Street Pawtucket, RI 02860 401-723-4266
info@gammtheatre.org
Community Players
Jenks School, Division Street, Pawtucket, RI 02861
Reservations: 401-726-6860
Act in RI
- ACTinRI.org: All Childrens Theatre, 255
Main St. Suite 201, Pawtucket, RI 02860, 401.728.1222 Total theatre
experience for children and teens. Classes, camps and performing ensemble for
ages 3-18. Currently performing in Providence.
Brown
University Theatre, Dance and Speech Department
- 77 Waterman St,
Providence, (401) 863-3283 - Fax: 401 863-7529
Mill River Theater,
499 High Street, Central Falls, RI -
Shows are Fridays & Saturdays at.8 pm and
Sundays at 2 pm. Tickets are available by calling the box office at 401-721-0909
or visit the website
www.millrivertheater.com
Perishable
Theatre Arts Center, PO Box 23132, 95 Empire Street, Providence, RI
02903 - a premiere venue for new plays
Providence
Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset Ave, Providence, 401-421-2997
Various productions.
Stadium
Theatre Performing Arts Center
28 Main Street, Monument Square, Woonsocket 02895
401-762-4545
Email:
stadium@aol.com
Year Round Hours: By appointment 9-1 p.m. and scheduled performance events..
Donations accepted. Paid admission set by scheduled event. Classic movie
presentations - free admission. Theatre built in 1926 and holds 1167 seats with
the 3rd largest movie screen in the state (20ft x 38ft). Offers a variety of
performing arts events. Completely restored from 1996-2001 but
saving original painting and decor and Wurlitzer organ.
Blackstone
River Theatre, 549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
(401) 725-9272
Season
Schedule;
Restored to Garner Editor's Choice of Providence Phoenix Best Choice Award; Home
of Great entertainment, folk singing and song and dance or performing troupes.
Capitol
Arts - Multi-venue public programs
City
Nights Dinner Theater
27 Exchange Street, Pawtucket 02862
401-723-6060
Year Round Hours: Fri, Sat, Sun - occasionally Thursday. The best of Broadway
Comedies and Musicals in a comfortable setting while dining. Has received
excellent reviews from critics and audience as the "best deal in
town".
Community
Players at Jenks Jr. High School, Division Street, Pawtucket
401-726-6860
Mill River
Dinner Theater at 499 High Street, Central Falls 02863 401-721-0909
Info: mabon7577@cox.net
The
Theatre Company, Rte
107, Harrisville, RI
Black
Repertory Company at 276 Westminster
Street, Providence 401-351-0353
Rites
and Reason Theatre at Brown University, 155 Angell Street,
Providence 401-863-3558
RI College
Music,Theatre and Dance, 600 Mount Pleasant Ave, Providence 401-456-9883
Feinstein
IMAX Theatre
Francis Street, Providence Place Mall
401-453-4446 x 203
Email:
gmotta@imax.com
ALL Year Round
Hours: Box office opens at 11:00 a.m. daily, call for show times.
$8.50 adults, $6.25 children 12 and under, $6.25 senior 62 and over.The IMAX
Theatre at Providence Place is in the new Providence Place shopping
complex. The 425-seat auditorium features a six story high screen,
complemented by state of the art digital sound and stadium style seating. The
spacious lobby offers an opportunity for groups to meet prior and following the
feature presentation. Showings are available on a private rented basis also.
Providence
Performing Arts Center
220 Weybosset Street, Providence 02903
401-421-2997, Toll Free 800-455-TKTS (8587)
Hours: Box Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 10-6 p.m.; Sat, 12 noon-5 p.m.. varies by
show. Historic landmark theater built in 1928 as a Loew's Movie Palace. Rhode
Island's home for Broadway productions, children's shows and other popular
entertainment. Free theatre organ concerts Spring and Fall. Big screen movie
series.
RISE - A newly formed theatre group, RISE
(Rhode Island Stage Ensemble) on Broadway homed in the historic Columbus Theatre
on Broadway in Providence, Rhode Island. www.riseonbroadway.org
The
Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre - http://www.gammtheatre.org/matriarch/default.asp
31 Elbow Street, Providence 02903
401-831-2919
Email
sfgt@earthlink.net
All Year Round
Hours: Evenings 8 p.m. Thurs - Sat, 3 p.m. Sun (as show runs). $20
Senior/Student; $25 All Others. Professional Theatre acting in about six
productions each season.
Trinity
Repertory Company
201 Washington Street, Providence 02903
401-521-1100
Email:
info@trinityrep.com
Year Round
Hours: Performances: Wed-Sat, 8 p.m. & Sun
matinees at 2 p.m. Selected Wed & Sat matinees at 2 p.m.; Tue & Sun, 7
p.m. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.. ADMISSION: $12-$45.Award-winning
classical and contemporary theatrical productions.
VMA
Arts & Cultural Center
Avenue of the Arts, Providence RI 02903
401-222-1467
Hours: Dependent upon event schedule.. Built in 1928, the auditorium is
the oldest arts venue in Rhode Island. Completely restored in 1990, the
ornately-designed 2,100 seat concert hall houses the largest theater stage in
Rhode Island and features a gilded proscenium arch, allegorical and heraldic
ceiling murals and some of the finest acoustics in the region. Veteran's hosts
the most diverse audience in the state through a broad range of events each
season, and serves as the home base for the Rhode Island Philharmonic. Offering
a variety of performances, rehearsals, exhibitions, educational offerings,
meetings, and special event opportunities.
Murder
On Us Murder Mystery Theater
Barrington 02806
401-245-5850
All Year Round
Hours: Fri & Sat 8 pm. Murder on Us is Rhode Island's premiere Murder
Mystery Dinner Theater. The action happens all around with the scenes of the
play alternating with courses of the dinner. During the dinner breaks the
actors mingle with the audience, giving clues and entertaining on a
one-to-one basis. Performing at the Barnsider, 3755 S. Main St.,
Providence.
RI
Ballet at 20 Loring St in
Middletown, 401-847-5301
Univ
of RI Theatre 401-874-5873
Theatre-By-The-Sea
364 Cards Pond Road, Matunuck
South Kingstown 02879
401-782-8587
Email:
fourquest@ids.net
Summer, June to September
Hours: Tues-Sun evening; Matinee, Thu. $27-$30.Popular, historic summer
theater with surrounding gardens features professional, Broadway-style
performances. Restaurant and post theatre-cabaret.
Astors'
Beechwood
580 Bellevue Avenue, Newport 02840
401-846-3772,
Email:
info@astors-beechwood.com
Year Round
Mid May-Oct 31, daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Nov & Dec. Holiday Events dates
& times vary, closed January, Feb-mid-May, Fri-Sun, 10 a.m.-4 p.m..
ADMISSION: adults, $10.00; children under 12, $8.00; seniors, $8.00..This lovely
Victorian Living History Museum recreates the vivid past of Newport in the year
1891. Interact with history as you step back in time for a 45-minute guided tour
given by professional actors in costume replicating Newport high society. The
Beechwood Mansion is also available for special events and weddings. Handicapped
access on first floor only.
The
Newport Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant
102 Connell Highway, Newport 02840
401-848-7529
Year Round
Weekends and special days arranged. Have a great time with an intimate
dinner/theatre featuring a huge home-cooked buffet with reserved seating in
dining room and separate theatre. Cabaret follows the play back in dining room.
Come see Newport's favorite night out!
Colonial Theatre
Granite Street, Westerly 02891
401- 596-7909
Email:
ksbaker@hotmail.com
Shakespeare in the Park: July & August
Westerly Wilcox Park Hours: Tuesdays through Sundays 8 p.m.. Free Admission.
Admission free. Donations suggested..
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