After pandemic shutdown, curtains rising slowly at local theaters

TRINITY REPERTORY COMPANY'S annual
TRINITY REPERTORY COMPANY'S annual "A Christmas Carol" production was impacted last November with a COVID-19 outbreak among cast and crew. It resulted in 16 performances having to be canceled. / COURTESY TRINITY REPERTORY COMPANY
PROVIDENCE – In theater, the old saying is “the show must go on.” But it’s easier said than done, depending on who you ask. Even though local theaters and performing arts organizations are coming alive in front of live audiences again in the industry’s first full year of shows since March 2020 and cautiously optimistic…

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