CityState: To-do List
Theater
Trinity Repertory Company
THROUGH MARCH 1: See Radio Golf, a culmination
of August Wilson’s ten-play American Century
Cycle chronicling each decade of African-Amer-
ican life in the twentieth century. See website
for show times. $19–$75. THROUGH MARCH 22:
In the late 1700s, London and Paris face parallel
states of social and political upheaval on the eve
of the French Revolution. See A Tale of Two
Cities on stage. Check website for show times.
$25–$75. 201 Washington St., Providence, 351-
4242, trinityrep.com.
WomensWork Theatre Collaborative
THROUGH MARCH 31: The Madwoman in the
Volvo by Sandra Tsing Loh is a madcap memoir
of middle age. See website for show times.
$15–$20. The Artists’ Exchange, 50 Rolfe Sq.,
Cranston, 490-9475, artists-exchange.org.
Providence Performing Arts Center
MARCH 3–8: Hello, Dolly! is hailed as one of the
greatest stagings in musical theater history.
Call or visit the website for show times. $41–
$91. Providence Performing Arts Center, 220
Weybosset St., Providence, 421-2787, ppacri.org.
Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre
MARCH 5–29: The underbelly of the American
Dream and the country’s culture of celebrity
is the focus of the Tony award-winning play
Assassins. Call or visit the website for show
times. $20–$65. 1245 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick,
723-4266, gammtheatre.org.
Wilbury Theatre
M A RC H 5–29: Miss You Like Hell portrays a
deeply imaginative teenager who agrees to go
on a road trip with her free-spirited Latina
mother. See website for show times. $15–$38.
40 Sonoma Ct., Providence, 400-7100, thewilbury
group.org.
Stadium Theatre
MARCH 6–8: Hakuna Matata! Cast your worries
aside with Lion King Jr. See website for show
times. $15. 28 Monument Sq., Woonsocket, 762-
4545, stadiumtheatre.com.
Fairs & Festivals
Pawtucket St. Patrick’s Day Parade
M A RC H 7: Enjoy live music by the Copper-
smiths, food and drink for an after party at the
Pawtucket Armory Arts Center. Rain or shine.
Noon. Free. Downtown Pawtucket, 728-0500,
pawtucketri.com.
Newport St. Patrick’s Day Parade
MARCH 14: The sixty-fourth annual St. Patrick’s
Day Parade fills the streets of Newport in rain,
snow or shine. 11 a.m. Call or visit the website
for more information. Downtown Newport,
413-9601, newportirish.com.
Trips & Tours
Save the Bay Harbor Tours
THROUGH APRIL: Spot seasonal marine visitors
with Save the Bay educators on a one-hour boat-
based or two-hour tour of Newport Harbor, with
views of Rose Island and the Newport Bridge.
The two-hour tour stops at Rose Island Light-
house. Call for tour times. $17–$47. Bowen’s
Ferry Landing, Newport, 272-3540, savebay.org.
Beneath the Breakers
YEAR ROUND: Descend the staircase from the
caretaker’s cottage to the vast underground boiler
room and see the machines that helped power
the Breakers mansion. Tours are not handicapped
accessible. See website for tour times. $20 adults,
$10 children. The Breakers, 44 Ochre Point Ave.,
Newport, 847-1000, newportmansions.org.
Owling Van Trip
MARCH 6: Hop aboard the Audubon van with an
expert guide to visit several locations around the
state to look for owls in their natural habitats.
Hot chocolate and snacks will be provided. 4–8
p.m. $50–$60. Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge.,
Pardon Joslin Rd., Exeter, 949-5454, asri.org.
Gallery Night Newport
MARCH 12: See exhibitions of hand-blown glass,
oil paintings, photography, handcrafts and more,
then visit an area restaurant for special Gallery
Night dining deals. Visit the website for a list of
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