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    AS220 - Black box

    AS220

    (60 reviews)

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    DownCity

    I've definitely seen some cool things at AS220, & I'm super glad & grateful for the programming…read morethey put out there. They make use of all of their space, coordinating music, burlesque, theater, art shows, etc, to be highlighted in the spot that makes the most sense for the medium. Does that make sense? No corner goes unused, you know? Once is a fluke, twice is a coincidence, & thrice is a pattern, right? Well then, unfortunately, the pattern here is that the bar staff is astronomically rude ): Like, noticeably mean. I wouldn't consider coming here for food or bev if there wasn't a very specific reason/show going on that I wanted to attend. That aside, I still have wonderful things to say about AS220 as an entity. Just a heads up for showgoers.

    One Providence Place…read more Advertised as follows: The year is 2003. Providence Place is in its youth, only four years old and shining with promise. Deep in the bowels of this commercial complex, a group of friends carve out a secret 750 sq. ft. home for themselves, away from the prying eyes of mall security and the daylight reminder of things they would rather not think about. But what comes of letting our hurt take up too much room inside of us? Does every empty space always need to be filled? Or sometimes, is it all right to let what is hollow stay hollow? Loosely inspired by a true story, One Providence Place is an original 90-minute musical dramedy about art, grief, family, and the most carpeted mall in America. The space- Black Box: The Black Box is a nice little space nestled all the way to the right of AS220. Enough to fit about 30-40 audience members. Every seat is a good seat and it has it's own bathrooms. The play: It was more drama than comedy. I was not expecting that. After re-reading the description, they advertised it as dealing with grief and it was more a play about exactly that. I wanted it to be more comical and closer to the actual story. It wasn't my cup of tea but Kudos where judos is deserved. Someone had a vision and they went after it! Everyone knew their lines, their was some excitement, there were songs, they used their space well. Overall a dedicated group of artists did their craft and kudos to them. I always appreciate bathroom art.

    Bishop McVinney Auditorium - Candlelight Concert, Zone A perspective

    Bishop McVinney Auditorium

    (7 reviews)

    DownCity

    I've driven past this place countless times and had no idea it was even there! I ended up here on a…read morewhim after buying tickets to a Candlelight Concert, and I was pleasantly surprised by the venue overall. It turns out this 750-seat auditorium hosts all kinds of events--concerts, lectures, movie screenings, dance competitions, and more. The space is modern and understated, no frills, with a clean interior and very comfortable seating. There's a small entry foyer with concessions, including snacks, water, and even alcohol. The staff were friendly and helpful, though there was a bit of a hiccup with the ticket scanners at the start. Thankfully, they sorted it out quickly and were great about helping us find our section. For this event, seating was open across several tiers, which gave us a chance to explore and settle where we felt most comfortable. Staff were visible throughout the evening, helping guests find restrooms and keeping things running smoothly without being disruptive. There's free parking in a couple of adjacent lots, plus plenty of street parking. It was fairly chaotic pulling out of there after the show as it had a small footprint but there were staff outside working to assist the flow of traffic. The venue is also fully accessible, which is always great to see. I'd absolutely attend another event here!

    I visited this venue for the first time to attend the Candlelight Concert featuring The Nutcracker…read moreand other Christmas hits. Here are my thoughts: The Venue: I was pleasantly surprised by this venue--it's spacious, offers a good view of the stage from just about anywhere, and the legroom is far better than PPAC's (a definite win). I'm shocked I hadn't heard of this place sooner, considering I've lived in Rhode Island for 12 years. It's a great spot for smaller productions like the Candlelight Concert. The Candlelight Concert (staged by Fever): For a ticket under $50 per person in Section A, knowing I was coming to see a string quartet, I wasn't expecting Yo-Yo Ma. I kept an open mind, and for the most part, the musicians delivered. They were clearly gig players, but they were talented enough for this type of event. Winter from The Four Seasons especially moved me. That said, the concert felt short, and the repertoire didn't match what was publicized. There were several lesser-known pieces on the playlist, which felt out of place. Additionally, the show started 15 minutes late due to wintry weather conditions. I did enjoy the candlelight concept--the fake candles lining the stage and venue were surprisingly classy and added a warm, cozy vibe. One odd thing was the request for tips at the end of the performance. It caught me off guard and felt a bit unusual for this type of event. Would I return? Yes. I appreciated the accessibility and down-to-earth vibe of the performance, even if my companions didn't feel the same.

    Fort Thunder - musicvenues - Updated May 2026

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