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Sunday, February 7, 5:00 PM
Real -Whirled
with
The Essential Quintet

 

The Essential Quintet is Cathy Clasper- Torch (violin), Seth Gruenwald (cello), Catherine Hawkes (recorder, mandolin),
Steven Jobe (viola, hurdy-gurdy), and Ellen Santaniello (voice, percussion). The group performs arrangements of American and
European folk music and original compositions inspired by traditional styles. Bringing perspectives from a variety of musical
backgrounds, the performers seamlessly weave innovative ideas and improvisational spontaneity throughout their concerts.

For “Act 2”, the band will teach any audience members willing, the steps and lyrics of a traditional medieval round dance.
Come drive the February cold away!

 

Friday, February 5th, 10pm

$5

Everyone has a story to tell. Come to LIVE BAIT and tell yours or watch others tell theirs. Inspired by NPR’s This American Life and NYC’s The Moth, we’re looking for your true-life stories based on our monthly theme.

'Tough Enough'
February 5

 


Seven sacraments.  Three brand-new plays.  One cabin.

Elemental Theatre proudly presents
The Father, the Son and the Holy Go.Go,
the fourth installment of our annual Go.Go Plays New Works Festival.


The challenge: to write a play set in a randomly-chosen common locale - a cabin.  In addition, the three playwrights were each given three of the Catholic sacraments to use as they saw fit. The results are hysterical, heartbreaking, surprising, illuminating - the perfect way to begin 2010.

  • George Brant delves into the sexual secrets that couples keep from each other in The Cabin.  
  • Alexander Platt contributes RedPop, wherein a woman must reconcile a difficult past to make a decision about her future.  
  • And Dave Rabinow serves up Two Of Us, a forty-year love story set to the music of the Beatles.

Start your year off with Elemental, the theatre that the Providence Phoenix called "wild and whimsical... what theatre at heart is all about."

At Perishable Theatre, 95 Empire St Providence
Thursdays - Sundays, Jan. 21 - Feb. 7
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays: 8:00pm
Sundays: 2:00 pm
Tickets: $15 cash/check only

reservations/info:
401-447-3001
www.elementaltheatre.org


 

 

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