Granite Takes on the Epic Man of La Mancha
There's a few weeks left to enjoy Granite Theatre's take on the epic musical Man of La Mancha, originally released in 1965 with a book [...]
Layng Martine Jr.—Still Turning Over Every Rock
Robust curiosity and a passionate drive to experience an exciting life has been the driving force behind Nashville Hall of Fame Songwriter Layng Martine Jr.’s challenges [...]
Agatha Christie’s The Hollow Charms at Granite Theatre
The Granite Theatre's production of The Hollow is a classic case of who done it...It's the 1950s, in Sir Henry Angkatell's luxurious mansion outside of [...]
Westerly Library: More than Words on a Page
There is so much more to do at the Westerly Library than just checking out books and movies. In fact, one could spend an entire [...]
Who is Gilbert Stuart?
Rhode Island has many little known places of interest that people should know about. The Gilbert Stuart Birthplace and Museum is one of the best [...]
Guy Fawkes Day Celebration Moves Down the Street to the Windjammer This Year
Westerly has a reputation for being a summer destination, but the truth is that there’s actually plenty to do even when there’s a bit of [...]
On Golden Pond at Granite Serves as the Jepsons’ Fitting Farewell
As David Jepson relates in the program for Granite Theater's current production of On Golden Pond, the show is close to his heart because it was [...]
Freebird!
Lynryd Skynyrd's Last of the Street Survivors Farewell tour came through Mohegan Sun Casino on May 24, 2019, the Friday night of Memorial Day Weekend, [...]
Granite tackles Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park
Granite Theatre triumphs with a nice, slice of life, romantic-comedy (at times, however, on the verge of becoming a romantic tragedy) with Neil Simon's Barefoot [...]
A Most Curious Savage at Granite Theatre
The Curious Savage, a play written by John Patrick in 1950, as presented by Westerly's Granite Theatre, has some bumps in the road but once [...]
Granite Theatre embraces The Last Night of Ballyhoo
An interesting play with a unique outlook on the issues of family rivalry, ethnic pride and bigotry, The Last Night of Ballyhoo by Alfred Uhry [...]
The Revival of the United Theater – A Brief History and the Latest Updates
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been awaiting the opening of the United Theater in downtown Westerly with bated breath. I recently checked in with [...]