Fun times at the Firehouse this past Friday evening taking in a Bit Players Improv show! The Bit…read morePlayers is a great evening activity, reasonably priced at $18 per ticket, BYOB and bring your own food, too. We got a box of Crab Rangoons from Ching Tao down the street, and sat in the first row nibbling away. The show is a fast paced 80 minute romp with no intermission. The troupe takes suggestions from the audience for the skits, and hilarity ensues. If you are celebrating a special occasion, they may even call you up from the audience for a personalized skit of your own! The Bit Players excel particularly in their song-prov sketches, I have been coming to these shows for years and the ability to make up verses on the fly never fails to impress. JT and Danny stole the show the night we went with their Shakespearean sketch about Chuck E Cheese.. still laughing over some of the great lines! I would recommend this night out to folks ages 14+, as the humor skews to a PG-13-ish range. That being said, if you're looking for a fun and different activity, the Bit Players is worth a visit!

Highly recommend this affordable and enjoyable hour+ of entertainment. Contrary to previously held…read morebelief that Improv would heighten my anxiety, I thoroughly enjoyed every second. I was literally on the edge of my seat. No two shows are alike. The building is incredible and needs to be seen. I can't wait to go back and bring friends.

I went to see Kelsey Cook last night. The Comedy Connection gets some amazing comedians. I planned…read morebetter this time and arrived earlier to find parking. Much easier and I got better seats next to my friend this time. This is a legit comedy club and has a really cool vibe. I love that you can order drinks and pay with a QR code too. Before the show starts they say limit talking at your table. However, no one enforces it. There was a couple next to us that was SO loud. Everyone kept giving him an evil eye and finally my friend asked him to be quiet. He yelled that he was in fact whispering. A staff member was nearby the whole time and didn't do anything. I love this place but wish they enforced the rules. I'm not paying to hear some random dude talk to his wife.

Caught Craig Gass at the venue and had good time. Staff is very attentive and will keep your drinks…read morefull for sure. Not a lot on the food menu, but good for some snacks to enjoy during the show. You can order via QR and pay online as well which is convenient with the number of tabs rolling, but staff does come out prior to end of show to quickly process payments as well. Venue is intimate, little more crowded and bright towards the stage, but still able to clearly catch the show if sitting at back tables as well.

The PPAC is a staple in Providence theater and never disappoints. The establishment has been here…read morefor a long time, but they keep it maintained. I went to see The Lion King and it was fabulous! The theater is small enough to capture the details without binoculars or an additional screen. The music was captivating. The colors were vivid. The storyline was familiar, and the characters were great. I would absolutely go back to PPAC to watch this play, and looking forward to other plays coming later this year and next year.

I haven't spent very much time in Providence - but hope to go back because there are some pretty…read moresweet places in town. I was excited to see that the Lion King was playing at the Providence Performing Arts Center! The theater is very easy to get to and there is a ton of parking nearby. Admissions was swift and not crowded - they definitely are organized and know how to keep the traffic moving. They sell various snacks and some are even locally made like the popcorn I bought. The venue itself is beautiful, especially the theater. The seats are as you would expect - velvety and small. The sound and lights were great. I really enjoyed the show. I will say that at times, I felt distracted - it seemed like the audience was louder than I expected - especially with the snack bags. Oh well, what can you do At intermission the women's bathroom was a little bit of a you know what. But this seems to be a common problem with older theaters. Regardless, I had a great time and would def come back to see another show!

Quaint facility. Talented crew and staff. Always a pleasurable evening…read more Great for a local night out.

A great little neighborhood theater with professional actors.They put on great shows and…read moreoccasionally a Cabaret.You can relax with a glass of wine or beer before the show.Great for the price to have a fun night.

Excellent..play,actors and facilities.. We are lucky to have…read morethis artistic gem in RI Parking and ticketing easy and efficient

I have been ushering at the Gamm theater for many years. I started when they were back in…read morePawtucket and I still volunteer now that they are in Warwick. This location has lots of parking and it's easy to get to/from. The plays have excellent casting and acting with the help of their artistic director, Tony Estrella. He always does a great job picking the season's titles.

Amazing shows and classes! For $10 you get over an hour of entertainment. There is a bar…read moredownstairs and plenty of local restaurants nearby to make it a fun evening out.

Waste of time and money! Really should be zero star…read more I went looking for comedy and found none!

Our friend who lives in Providence discovered the Wilbury Theatre Group completely by accident, as…read moreshe was looking for activities for us to do during our visit. We managed to catch the opening night showing of Once while we were in town and really enjoyed ourselves. I believe it's first-come-first-served seating, so I do recommend coming early if you want a specific seat. We were a little bit late and arrived about 15 minutes before the show and somehow managed to get the last 3 seats together. The show was great - it felt like very intimate, which was a completely different experience to my first time seeing Once, which was on Broadway in a huge theater.

An award-winning, not-for-profit professional theatre company, The Wilbury Theatre Group engages…read morethe community in thought-provoking conversation through new works, reimagined classics and adventurous playmaking. The theater's leadership group is idealistic, ambitious, and stubborn in their mission to create theatre that entertains, enlightens, and inspires. I volunteer as an usher and I have enjoyed many of the thought provoking productions that make you think...many out of the box. The director of the group, Josh Short has the vision to bring to Providence, many plays and productions that provide a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, with performances that tackle a wide range of contemporary themes and incubate new ideas through clear storytelling and artistic innovation. They have many levels of tickets, with some of them being offered as "pay what you can", to allow all people to enjoy good theater. Their new setup at the Waterfire Arts Center on Valley street, provides a solid venue with great facilities and parking for all patrons, including a bar and a nice roomy lobby.

We loved the small community theatre. The staff were really nice and the theater felt so cozy. The…read moreMemory of Water was an excellent production. We really enjoyed it, the actors were really good and the storyline was really deep and interesting. Kudos to everyone who had a part in this production. Support Community Theater!!!

Beautiful new space for a great theatre company! There is substantially more space than in the old…read more31Studios theater - and a real box office. There are seats for 60 now, versus 40 formerly. At the time of my visit the performance space was fully built but some of the other spaces (restrooms) were still being finished. RI Spirits is on the lower level of the building, and they've graciously sponsored the concession stand, meaning that during intermission you can get Rhodium vodka or gin (with a mixer) along with soft drinks, or sweet and salty snacks. The Burbage Theatre Company is already an important contributor to the Pawtucket arts scene, with free Shakespeare (and the hysterical Complete Works, which still counts) in the city spaces like the Guild over the past two summers. We saw the very funny The School for Lies today, and the rest of the line-up for this 9th season looks equally exciting. I'm looking forward to a fabulous season from an energetic and engaging company.