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Providence Black Rep’s The Bluest Eye

By BILL RODRIGUEZ | February 12, 2008

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ARTICLES BY BILL RODRIGUEZ

TRINITY’S DELICATELY BALANCED MERCHANT OF VENICE | February 15, 2012
The Merchant of Venice gives modern audiences a lot to think and talk about — including, we can forget, a surprising amount of comedy. But the main concern is it being such a head-shaking case study of the era's anti-Semitism.

A SUPERSIZED MARY POPPINS AT PPAC | February 15, 2012
There's no secret why the hit musical Mary Poppins has filled more than 9 million seats around the world over the last seven years.

REVIEW: CRESTA BAR & RISTORANTE | February 15, 2012
Cresta Bar & Ristorante, the new restaurant in Pawtucket, is really classing up the place.

A KNEE-SLAPPING LEND ME A TENOR AT PC | February 01, 2012
As hilarious as the race for the Republican presidential nomination is, even that is no competition for Ken Ludwig's Lend Me a Tenor.

REVIEW: SIENA | January 31, 2012
I can't imagine that anyone returning from a visit to Tuscany fails to wax rhapsodic about the cuisine, perhaps as soon as the customs inspection.