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A fascinating look at a dark time in American history played by a talented actor.

Jerry Whiddon and his creative team have crafted an original and innovative remake of the classic children’s story written by Laura Joffe Numeroff.

Overall, this was an enjoyable production, despite weaknesses in the portrayals of the characters.

The Hard Bargain Players’ production of The Diviners dragged through the performance which felt tedious at times.

Those who pine for mid-20th Century romantic boleros and bluesy ballads, pepped up with the occasional folkloric ditty, get a rare opportunity to indulge their longings at El Bola.

The Colonial Players’ production of Dog Logic is both simple and profound. Theater-goers are bound to enjoy this modern, thought-provoking show.

The starter show for the fledgling Dark Horse Theater Company, Oleanna was bursting with energy and electric tension.

The vocals, orchestra, and overall musical direction of 2nd Star’s production make it extremely pleasant to listen to, and the designers make it wonderful to look at.

All in all this was a depressing play that just happens to have fabulous directing, acting and musical direction.

Overall, Big Tree Falls was enjoyable. And the Providence Players should be commended for trying new things.