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THIS FRIDAY, MAY 10 AT LUPO’S THIS FRIDAY, MAY 10 AT SATURDAY, MAY 11 AT DJ MICHAEL SAVANT MISTA MANC p 16 THIS WED 5/15 VOICES UNDER COVER PERFORMING THE MUSIC OF WARREN ZEVON 8 what should we do with the superman building? _by philip eil THURS 5/16 LOUDPVCK Observation deck? Sure. A high-roller casino? Why not? A petting zoo for artists? M | O | D • BUKKWEAT BILL It could work. We have some feasible — and fanciful — visions for the landmark. SPRING SOUR CITY SUN 5/19 FRANKIE O’ROURKE 12 homegrown product _by chris conti HEELED LOUIE J Catching up with the rice cakes — Roz, Casey, and Justin continue their epic JACK THE RANGE & FRIENDS musical quest. Plus, “Off the Couch.”

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Friday may 10th & saturday may 11th Thou shalT noT Tell a lie? 20% OFF ALL PARTS And AcceSSORieS in STOck UntrUe confessions; gUn control at Uri; WolpaW’s Best Judgment Pizza oN Friday / hamburgers oN saturday tracK biKes & ViNtage biKe disPlay f We recently heard about the book- shooter on campus is at the crux of it. on both the Kingston and Narragansett emy, if you don’t pass that brain-game ing of Worcester Bishop Robert Mc- Personally, P&J would rather have had Bay campuses for 15-plus years. litmus test, you are never, ever going to be ViSit tHE PartS UNlimitEd trUck! Manus for a DUI and hit-and-run on the any amateur security force wait for the In our hastily-assembled focus group using a gun on behalf of State U. night of May 4 in Narragansett, where the real deal to show up before wading into of former state troopers and ex-military If URI could give that kind of assurance good Bish has a vacation home in Bonnet what could have been a deadly mess. And folks who have seen all sides of the issue in to its students, staff, faculty, and the Shores. Hey, as P&J always say in horrible at URI, P&J have a particular interest in real life, a key point was repeatedly raised: general public, P&J doubt there would be **no discount on GoPro or sale items **no other discounts apply French accents, “Honi soit qui mal y pense,” the outcome of the debate. Jorge is a for- campus personnel should never be given a much protest. But that guarantee better be which essentially means, “Give people an mer URI student who received an Alumni gun unless they have had full Rhode Island ironclad and fully vetted or they are open- effing break on your initial assessment, fer Excellence Award for Public Service a few police academy training — including a psy- ing the door to disaster. Chrissakes, maybe it wasn’t so bad.” years back, and Phillipe has been working chiatric profile. As is the case in the acad- Following the incident, Bishop McManus, ladd school lessons who served as auxiliary bishop in Providence Indie films have been made for decades in for five years before becoming head Catholic The Biggest Little; they’re part of the great ramrod in Worcester in 2004, quickly issued the citY _By Derf artistic landscape here. And among the more what P&J believed was a heartfelt and contrite prominent local independent filmmakers to statement: “On Saturday evening, May 4, I emerge from that earlier film/video scene is made a terrible error in judgment by driving Jim Wolpaw, best known for his 1992 feature, after having consumed alcohol with dinner. Complex World. Jim was also nominated for an There is no excuse for the mistake I made, Academy Award in 1985 for his documentary only a commitment to make amends and ac- Keats and His Nightingale: A Blind Date. It was, cept the consequences of my action.” of course, a very good thing that Jim took But then on May 7 he pleaded not guilty up filmmaking since, prior to that, he was in court. Huh? known as the worst bartender in the history Forgive us, Father, but the Bish’s com- of the earliest incarnation of Lupo’s. ment about “accepting the consequences His latest project is a feature-length of my action” seemed to be about as close documentary called Best Judgment: Ladd School www.razeemotorcycle.com to a confession — both religious and/or le- Lessons, produced in association with Advo- 730 tower hill rd, N. KiNgstowN ri gal — as we could imagine. If he is indeed cates in Action Rhode Island, a self-advoca- true to his word, why not go for a guilty cy organization for individuals with devel- verdict, stop taking up the court’s time, opmental disabilities. (Jorge had a chance and publicly fall on his sword? to work with Jimmy Isom, along with Joe But the Lord evidently works in mys- Potenza, John Juxo, and a few others, to terious ways when it comes to one of his provide some of the film’s music.) anointed getting popped. The prosecutor “This film brings a unique perspective in the case doesn’t have to be Perry Mason as it examines the history of the Joseph H. to convince anyone that McManus com- Ladd Center through the eyes of its former mitted these infractions by using his own residents,” the film’s website explains. words against him. But, then again, in Jim’s co-director is Bob Macaux, a young The Biggest Little you can never tell. We man with Down syndrome, and most of suspect our old pal former Rhode Island the crew on the film are also former Ladd Speaker of the House Bill Murphy could School residents. get a few angels to serve as defense wit- As with many challenging and adven- Artist / Rebel / Dandy nesses, saying they distracted McManus by turous projects, the film is still a “work whispering in his ear while he was driving in progress,” in need of further financial or turned water into wine in his blood- support. In 2010, the filmmakers received Men of Fashion stream. But even that is a long shot. a grant from the Rhode Island Council on Should the Bish be found guilty, P&J the Humanities. They are currently apply- suggest a fitting punishment: serving a ing for several other grants and looking for now on view bunch of hours of community service in other funding opportunities. his adopted state by regularly working the But you have an opportunity take a litter patrol at the infamous Bishop Jello- look at what has been assembled so far mold rest area on Route 195 in Seekonk. (If at screenings and panel presentations on you don’t know what we’re talking about, May 15 from 6:30-8 pm at the Harris Public you’re missing a legendary Vo Dilun story Library in Woonsocket and May 23 at the about what happens when the churchman Barrington Public Library, also at 6:30 pm. “must-see Fashion exhibition of 2013” — Artinfo meets the lawman. Hello, selah.) The web site for Best Judgment is laddfilm. com and if you’re interested in sponsoring Wild West Kingston? their work or have any questions or com- The recent controversy over arming the police ments, the filmmakers ask that you send “Your 2013 summer pilgrimage” — GQ at the University of Rhode Island has begged them an email. Or, if you or someone you a number of questions at Casa Diablo. know has a connection with the Ladd Cen- In years gone by, it would be a foregone ter, they’d also love to hear from you. conclusion that P&J wouldn’t want security guards packing on campus. The fewer the Road to high stReet the guns, the less chance someone has Here’s a plug for Casa Diablo fave, story- of getting blown away during a campus teller and musician Andrew Potter. If patrolman’s overzealous response to kids you missed his show, “The Road to High who make Justin Bieber look mature. Street: A Busker’s Digital Rock & Roll Sto- But times have changed. From Virginia ry,” at the Roots Cultural Center, he’ll per- Tech to Sandy Hook Elementary School, form it again on May 19 at 1:30 pm at San- the ante has been upped severely and P&J’s dywoods Center for the Arts in Tiverton. viewpoints have evolved accordingly. And Andrew is an old circus guy whom we first RIsDmUseUm.oRG Sartorial Anarchy #5, 2012. Iké Udé, photographer. the stink URI made about how long it took met about 30 years ago. He disappeared © Iké Udé. Courtesy of Leila Heller Gallery & Iké Udé. for South Kingstown and state troopers to and then came back to the Biggest Little respond to the recent (bogus) scare about a with a pretty darned good story to tell. ^ f

all onstageatonce. other. You’llhavetogothepanelseethem are respondingindividuallytome,noteach and condensedthattheinterviewees crescent-shaped inkblotsignifiestothem. this weekaboutwhatexactlythecity’sgrassy, former highwayland’sdevelopment. pointed commissiondelegatedtooverseethe the chairman)ofRhodeIsland’sgovernor-ap- city planners,andtwomembers(including fessors, arts-organizationleaders,developers, Marc Levitt,thediscussionwillfeaturepro- by veteranAS220“ActionSpeaks!”moderator To Be:ACommunityExploration.”Hosted tures andforums—istitled“Where195Used — partoftheURI’s“Urbanscape”serieslec- Rhode Island’sPaffAuditorium.Theevent in ProvidenceonMay14attheUniversityof lar 40acresisthesubjectofapaneldiscussion with duckshit. of irregularly-shapedgrasspatcheslittered mer routeI-195forexactlywhatitis:astring something like,say,thefootprintoffor- And thentherearetheliteralistswhosee to launchProvidenceintoaRenaissance2.0. solving deal.Othersseethemasslingshots stages forthecity’snextcrooked,cash-dis- others —arelikeinkblots.Someseethemas and DavolSquare’s“DynamoHouse,”among nesses following alongwithit,there’sdevel- research happening there,there’slotofbusi- up inKendallSquare [inCambridge].There’s the samekindsofmixesuse that yousee ting itbacktogether. gone, right?So,nowit’sjustmatter ofknit- them fordecadesnowand thatwall’s rately. They’vehadthiswallin between of theJewelryDistrictandDowncity sosepa- to connect[thecity]sothatwedon’tthink work we’redoing . . . [andthat]reallystarts mixed-use areathatiscomplementingthe thing like$200millioninthatarea. Jewelry Districtright.We’veinvestedsome- years now.Wehaveover1000peopleinthe ally adjacenttothe195land—forabout10 Jewelry District—especially[thearea]liter- Obviously Brownhasbeeninvestinginthe UNIVERSITY DESIGN, ANDCONSTRUCTION AT BROWN MIKE MCCORMICK, ASSISTANT VPOFPLANNING, terfront area. thing that’suniqueaboutitisthatit’sawa- those institutionstoland.Andtheother encourage thegrowthand.spinoffsfrom the hospitaldistrict.Soit’sanaturalplaceto district is,it’sreallybetweenCollegeHilland happening. Ifyoulookonamapofwherethis the heartofwhereourinstitutionalgrowthis land rightintheheartofacity.[Second,]itis where youhaveacresandofdevelopable . thereareonlyafewotherexamplesof unique andappealingfordevelopment.One things thatmakethischunkoflandvery You have,Ithink,threereallyimportant OFPROVIDENCE FOR THECITY PLANNING BONNIE NICKERSON,DIRECTOR OFLONG RANGE a into Peering downcity 6 May 10, 2013 |theprovidence phoenix|providence. t Note thattheinterviewshavebeenedited I gotachancetospeakwithsomeofthem Just whatwillhappenwiththoseparticu- When Isay“mixeduse,”I’mimagining Hopefully itdevelopsintoareallyvital, dence —theIndustrialTrustBuilding The vacantspacesindowntownProvi- i Just his -acre crystal ball at URI at ball crystal 40-acre with tubas,trumpets, andcymbalsarrives.As theyblastaway,a A fewminutesafter myconversationwithThorne, amarchingband learned toscratch attheAvenueConcept’safter-school DJacademy. for bi-weekly“Sandwich”skate sessionsDJedbylocalkidswhohave pieces thatwillbehauledtodowntown’s skatingrinkthissummer als cans.Anearbytrailerispiled highwiththewoodenskateramp hear thedistinctivepffffftpfffffft ofaerosolandrattleballsin- met painting thesideofbuilding inbright,jaggedletters.Wecan Ray Alstrom.Outside,streetartists wearingblackrubberglovesare anthropomorphic fishpainted on scrapwoodbyPawtucketnative from theBin’sdebutgalleryexhibition:aseriesofneonportraits of officially openlaterinMay.)Thorneisplacingpricetagsonpieces known as“TheBin”—duringtheir“softopening”celebration. (They the taggingtendstostop. sick oftheirwallsbeingtaggedwithgraffiti.Onceamuralgoes up, ordinated theprojectasheoftendoeswithpropertyownerswho are be installed.Thoughhedidn’tpaintthewalls,himself,Thorne co- of B-Boysfrozeninvariousmid-dancingposesacrossthestreet) could and Tourismsothattheeyeballmural(andaccompanying murals tion thatnegotiatedforyearswithProvidence’sofficeofArt,Culture, enue Concept,asitsfounderYarrowThorneexplains,istheorganiza - building aboutamilefromtheoverpassonLockwoodStreet.The Av- cuckoo clocks—therearetwomysteriouswords:“AVENUECONCEPT.” fuchsia galaxies,andwingedsurveillancecameraspoppingoutof ing fromradiotowers,greencreaturesridingspaceshuttlesthrough 6/10 overpassinProvidence—youknow,theonewitheyeballssprout- In acornerofthespray-paintedmuralonWestminsterStreet’sRoute Searching for legal walllegal forS Searching t a reallyvitalretailarea. course, becausethat’salotofpeople,there’s private industrycomingalong.Andthen,of oping, there’sincubation,developing tion economies”:byhavingcertainkindsof here thattherearewhatwecall“agglomera- World Seriesthisyear.” team thisyear,thenallteamswillwinthe number ofleft-handedpitchersontheir last year.Nowifeverybodyhasthesame were ontheteamthatwonWorldSeries “Let’s lookathowmanyleft-handedpitchers another cityasamodel,isbitlikesaying, Be suspiciousof“models.”Foracitytocopy FOR URBANSTUDIESANDRESEARCHAT URI DIRECTOR FELDMAN, MARSHALL OFTHECENTER agging VISION THINGAnaerialviewoftheoldI-195 corridor parcelshighlighted. withredevelopment t We’re standinginsideAvenueConceptheadquarters—aspace The answerbecameclearerthisSaturdayatasmallcinder-block What dotheymean? There’s [also]anunderlyingassumption hep hoenix.coM n than theentireStateofRhodeIsland. known as“SiliconValley”isactuallybigger agglomeration economies.Ithinkthearea scale implicitinthe195relocationhasany the district.It’salsonotclearifsmall businesses thatarebeinganticipatedfor that it’sparticularlytrueforthekindsof for somekindsofbusinesses,itisnotclear sum ofitsparts.Whilethisiscertainlytrue is moreeconomicallycompetitivethanthe businesses locatedneareachotherthewhole also, wewanttocreateblue-collarjobsand for peoplewithwhitelaboratorygarbbut, We wanttocreatejobsthatnotonlywillbe REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION VAN LEESTENGROUP ANDMEMBEROF195 MICHAEL VAN LEESTEN,PRESIDENTOFTHE in the ‘ the in cans buysyouaccess topaintononeofthebuilding’s walls. tain, PowderPink, BlueVelvet,Brain,ShockYellow, orMt.Fuji.Three $7.55 willbuyacanofBanana, Dolphins, Reef,Cappuccino,IronCur- Montana Goldcansliningtheroom’s backwall.Ifyou’re18orover, around thecity,hesays.Whenever theredtapeclears,he’llbeready. walls [topaint]?” are sittinginProvidencethathavenojobsandnothingtodo,” he says. then let’sworktogetherasawholeto.activatealltheseartists that dence toliveupitsself-appointedtitle. received lastNovember,he’llcontinuehisquesttochallengeProvi - to aRobertRauschenbergFoundationseedgranttheAvenueConcept through EuropecustomizingAudisandPorsches.)Andnow,thanks a car-outfittingbusinesscalledYarrowsport,forwhichhetraveled Design degreeatRISD.(Hetook10yearsoffinthemiddletostart about the15yearshetooktocompleteanundergraduateIndustrial resources forthesestigmatizedactivitiestothrive,hesays. are exuberant.Thekeyisprovidingthespace,encouragement, and Concept putsonapubliceventorpaintsmural,hesays,the reviews [people] thataredestroyingproperty.”ButwhenevertheAvenue dancers askindofthetrashcity.Theyseethemvandals, says. “Mostpeoplethinkofgraffitiartists,DJs,skateboarders,break building’s gravelyard. circle ofyoungbreakdancersforms,kickingandshimmyingonthe The Bin doubles as a spray-paint clearing house, with stacks of The Bindoublesasaspray-paint clearinghouse,withstacksof He iscurrentlyintalkstocoordinate muralsonvariouswalls “Why isn’ttheremorepublicart? Whyaren’ttheremorelegal “If you’rereallygoingtopromoteyourselfasthe‘CreativeCapital’ Thorne —anativeofNorthampton,MAhasnoproblemtalking “We’re reallydealingwiththesubculturesofProvidence,”Thorne ’ s “ Urbanscape c reative planning process. that wouldreallybeanimportantpartofthe of blue-collarjobsthatcouldemerge,Ithink extent thatweblendtrainingwiththekind ent withinthoseneighborhoodsthat,tothe cent. Andyetwehavesomewonderfultal- neighborhoods isinexcessof25and30per- the unemploymentrateincertainofour Providence. InProvidence,asyouwellknow, opportunity totheresidentsincityof employment opportunitiestohelpprovide Feinstein ProvidenceCampus(80WashingtonSt). will takeplaceonTuesday,May14at7pmURI’s can plugyouintoasewer. in place.Youcan’tbuildabuildinguntilwe We’re focusingongettingtheinfrastructure road constructionandparkconstruction. would anticipatehere. ent usesalongthatline.Andthat’swhatwe you’re gonnahaveawholebunchofdiffer- one-mile linethroughanycityinAmerica, through anycityinAmerica.Ifyoudrewa size fitsall.”Justthinkaboutdrawingaline office spaceorhotelspace.So,it’snota“one a millionsquarefeetoflaboratoryspaceor that aresolargetheycouldsupporthalf port twotownhomes.Wehaveotherparcels cels thataresosmalltheyprobablysup- a linearmileofproperty.Andwehavepar- “It’s ‘medsandeds.’”Well,thetruthis,it’s People havethissortof[attitude],youknow, We’re verymuchaproponentofmixeduse. 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Crenca, artistic director and co-founder of AS200. Crenca has “very, very, incredibly, extremely radical” ideas for the building, What which include installing a high-roller casino and hotel on the upper floors and blanketing the building’s walls with graf- to do fiti as a massive public art project. But his plans start at the ground level. “We’re not capitalizing on these incredibly skilled people making these amazing With the things [in Rhode Island],” he says. With galleries displaying ceramics, glassware, and the work of local artisans in one sec- tion of the space and live-action studios in Superman another corner, this lobby could change that. John Caserta has an even more demo- building? cratic vision: a Grand Central Terminal- style public transportation hub dotted with kiosks, coffee shops, and pop-up Some feaSible — and fanciful markets. Caserta — an assistant professor — viSionS for rhode iSland’S of graphic design at RISD — has experience converting historic spaces for new uses. architectural icon He changed a former corporate office space on the second floor of 204 Westminster _by PhiliP eil Street into a sleek, quiet, drop-in rentable caffrey work space he calls the “Design Office.” The building is ours. “It’s the experience of the citizen . . . f When we crest a hill on Route 146 or round a curve the experience of the visitor that you on I-95, the Industrial Trust Building tells us we’re home. need to think about,” Caserta says of the richard m c When we stamp the building’s silhouette on our web- Industrial Trust lobby, “and right now if TOWER OF POWER the industrial trust building is the most distinctive part of the city’s modest skyline. sites, T-shirts, and corporate logos, we offer no descrip- you want to wait on a bus, you’re going tion; the silhouette speaks for itself. When we find no into that dinky little, somewhat unsafe historical ties whatsoever between the building and the terminal, looking at a TV monitor telling Of course, when visitors finish up at chicken-or-egg query that could be bat- freely published online hundreds of pages Superman TV show, we still defiantly call it the “Superman you if your bus is 12 minutes late.” the museum, they’re going to be hun- ted around a classroom if any — or every of plans, presentations, and slideshows Building.” Why? The building is ours. Converting the lobby would not only add gry. So why not set aside a couple of the — one of Providence’s colleges was given detailing how they overhauled windows, Except it isn’t. It’s owned by a company named High grandeur to daily rituals like buying a morn- building’s top floors for food and drink? a floor in the Industrial Trust. The pros- rearranged offices to increase natural light, Rock Development from Newton, Massachusetts. And ing coffee, Caserta says. It might provide One spot could be a high-end oyster and pect of thousands of Brown, RIC, RISD, installed insulation behind radiators to lock in late April, along with Providence-based developers the requisite traffic and energy to spark champagne joint where dudes go to pro- PC, Johnson & Wales, URI, and Roger in heat, and other measures. “If the only Cornish Associates and a team of out-of-state consul- activity on the building’s upper floors. pose to their girlfriends; another, a café Williams students bouncing off of each place we succeed is the Empire State Build- tants, the company released plans to develop the sky- dedicated to Providence’s best Liberian, other — a veritable mosh pit of intellectual ing, we’ve failed,” Dana Schneider, VP of scraper into apartments marketed to “young profession- ThE viEw fRom ThE ToP Laotian, Cambodian, Dominican, Italian, capital — might be just the kind of thing the firm that managed the retrofit — NYC’s als; older single professionals; older professional couples Have you ever been to the top of the Indus- and Portuguese dishes; another, a low-key to lure deep-pocketed clients like Facebook Jones Lang LaSalle — tells us. without children; empty nesters; Boston commuters; and trial Trust Building? We haven’t. coffee shop with views to make you almost or Google into the building’s other floors. An Industrial Trust sustainability ret- students,” with restaurants and retail to be installed on Providence is a town that hoards choke on your croissant. Brian McGuirk, a sales manager at the rofit wouldn’t please the planet, and it the lower levels. its aerial views. If you’re looking out a local financial services startup Andera, wouldn’t just create the PR boon of the The reports are the latest chapter in a freewheeling window hundreds of feet above over the UsE yoUR imAGiNATioN helps us picture the scene. decade (the Empire State’s retrofit has debate in which even demolition has been floated as city right now, you’re likely living in a Possibilities get a bit wild when you’re “Imagine if [the local startup accel- been featured in Forbes, The New York Times, a possibility. And as we sifted through the paperwork penthouse of the Westin, wearing a silk talking about 300,000-some-odd square erator] Betaspring’s offices and alumni The Wall Street Journal, and on MSNBC and — the 47-page “Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Proposed suit in corporate office, or schmoozing feet of empty office space in the middle of companies were in the same building as a CNN). It also makes good business sense. Conversion of 111 Westminster into Residential Use,” the a high-priced fundraiser in the Biltmore a city. Turkish baths. Indoor dog parks. RISD Industrial Design lab, a Brown nano- “If there’s [air conditioning] chillers 90-page “Market Study [for] Proposed Redevelopment of ballroom. A laser tag facility. We’ve tech research lab . . . and in this building that are 30 years old and 111 Westminster Street,” the 10-page summary of those But what if we turned the top of the heard them all. And owners researchers from Brown they’re breaking and there’s a $4 million two reports — our minds began to drift to pure, unen- Industrial Trust Building into an Empire of the Industrial Trust could Med School,” he writes, budget to replace them,” Schneider says, cumbered fantasies. State Building-style observation deck? hear them all, too, if they via email. “Imagine people “we could spend $4.4 million and replace What if demographic data and market analyses were Guests would pay a modest admission fee take a cue from New York Possibilities from all those groups eat- them with a much more efficient system tossed aside? What if we simply imagined what this glo- for an elevator ride to the top, then walk City MoMa’s PS1 museum ing in a cafeteria run by that saves $100,000 a year.” This particu- rious 26-story, 85-year-old, 441,000-gross-square-foot ves- around the building’s top floor — or perhaps in Queens, which holds an get a bit wild Johnson & Wales culinary lar sustainable investment pays for itself sel could contain? a fenced-in area around its iconic lantern annual “Young Architects students and professionals, in four years, she says. This isn’t just daydreaming. As the state’s most potent — where they plunk coins into binoculars to Program” competition when you’re eating food sourced from But why stop at a retrofit? One of the architectural symbol, no building makes us feel worse peer out over the domes of College Hill and where hungry designers Farm Fresh RI.” more radical folks we spoke to — Greg when it goes dark and vacant. And no building could be the sparkling waters of Narragansett Bay. submit proposals for struc- talking about The founders of the PVD Gerritt, founder of ProsperityforRI.com and more galvanizing if put to productive, forward-thinking Given the hoards of schoolchildren tures to be built in the com- - Lady Project would also eye a self-described “full-time troublemaker” use. that would flock there for field trips, this plex’s outdoor spaces. The 300,000 an Industrial Trust suite — describes a full-on green overhaul. So we at the Phoenix have compiled a few ideas — pad- would also be the logical place for the com- winners’ visions of com- for their currently non- First, we sheath the building in light- ded by conversations in the weeks before High Rock’s prehensive Providence history museum munity hammocks, “kalei- some-odd existent headquarters. A weight photovoltaic solar panels, then we data dump — into a report for you, our fellow emotional that doesn’t currently exist. Assemble a doscopic patterns of color chunk of office space down- use the power to run a fully integrated ver- shareholders in Rhode Island’s most iconic address. We committee; knock on doors at the Rhode created by sunlight filtering square feet town would give them tical farm inside the building, he says. call it our “non-feasibility study.” Island Historical Society, the city and state through an array of trans- a permanent space for “Cities are going to have to grow much With stakes this high, did you really think we’d keep archives, the city’s universities; scrape lucent, tinted Mylar petals of empty their bimonthly summits more of their own food,” he says. So why caffrey our thoughts to ourselves? together some of the leftovers for the that resemble blossoming where local CEOs tell their not harvest lettuce, spinach, and toma- planned Heritage Harbor Museum. And flowers of stained glass,” office space stories and young women toes right in the heart of Downcity? While A GRAND ENTRANCE who says we can’t come up with the defini- structures made from un- entrepreneurs swap ideas, we’re at it, let’s toss in a few mega-tanks Few people describe the Industrial Trust’s grand Art Deco tive, badass collection of Providence arti- dulating PVC tubing, and in the middle they say. With a bit more to hold an urban tilapia farm. lobby better than Mack Woodward, chief architectural facts? It could be home to Roger Williams’s walls made of spinning space, they could also offer If there’s any room left over, Gerritt historian at Rhode Island’s Historical Preservation and original deed for the purchase of proto- electric fans have all come low-rent open office spaces says, feel free to fling the building’s doors hoto by richard hoto m c of a city. P Heritage Commission. Providence, a display of precision tools man- to life on museum grounds to help get some of those open to squatters “You have to approach it in the right way,” the author ufactured by Brown & Sharpe, one of Buddy in recent years. Summer businesswomen rolling. This, he says, would be the most hon-

aylor; aylor; Guide to Providence Architecture t of the PPA/AIAri says, as he Cianci’s toupees . . . the list is endless. 2013’s winner — “Party Oh, and could we est and self-effacing use available. tells us to envision following him into the building from There would also be rotating exhibi- Wall” — is a porous creation made from arrange for a rooftop pool? “Let’s admit that we are a post-indus- the North (Kennedy Plaza) or South (Westminster Street) tions, of course — the first being a history wood, steel, and polyester pouches of wa- trial society of great inequality and make entrance, not the side entrance from the former Fleet of the Industrial Trust Building itself, ter. With a little funding, the Industrial ThE ENGiNE it easier for people to live downtown who Center next door. complete with blueprints, a gallery of Trust could make one of its floors a similar It isn’t just the observation deck we could don’t have a lot of resources,” he says. “I’ve “The sequence of space is so wonderful,” he says. You artwork inspired by the building, and a revolving spatial laboratory. borrow from the Empire State Building, been in places like Chicago where people walk into a small vestibule, climb a set of stairs, open detailed debunking of why the building Aside from that, we’re not opposed to a it’s the building’s multi-million dollar are squatting in abandoned factories. Why

tration by Janet Smith tration the door, “and then suddenly you’re in this huge soaring was never designed to dock dirigibles. few lofts and apartments on certain floors sustainability retrofit program — one of not abandoned office buildings?” space . . . surrounded by these wonderful columns . . . It’s (That cabin-like structure tacked on to the of the building. But shouldn’t we figure its highest-profile projects since construc- The building could be theirs, too. ^ really one of the great spaces in Providence” top of the building was likely a boozy club- out where people are going to work before tion of the building itself. We wouldn’t be But what do we do with it? house for the Industrial Trust’s president, we give them a place to live? stealing the idea. The folks at the ESB want Got ideas? Share them with me at peil@phx. S illu hoto P We turn it into a “petting zoo for artists,” says Bert Mack Woodward says.) This is the kind of urban development to share their project so badly that they’ve com. And find me on Twitter @phileil. 10 May 10, 2013 | the providence phoenix | providence.thephoenix.coM providence.thephoenix.com | the providence phoenix | may 10, 2013 1 1 beSt PLace to PLay PooL iN ri 2009-2013 as voted in the Bottles and cans Providence Phoenix readers Poll 2026 Smith Street North ProvideNce ri and Just clap your hands 401.232.1330 f a week Like uS oN Facebook For 8 dayS www.ribbb.com a Free hour oF PooL! Facebook.com/ribbb awesome ink and the power of poetry _compiled by lou papineau TasTe sweeT freedom! ri biLLiardS Free Energy open at 9 pm | $25 Never chargeS a cover! Celebrating ameriCan Craft beer Week thursDAY 9 advance, $28 day of show | 401.331.5876 | lupos.com FrI 5/10 No Cover _by lou PaPineau get reckless

Wow, the time, it flies! American thing — a force for good and for positive The alt-rock throwbacks silversun PickuPs tuesDAY 14 f Craft Beer Week (ACBW) is rolling change in our country. I pledge to support are keep- around again, from May 13-19. It’s the this glorious group with my time, effort, ing the mid-’90s flame, Picture this eighth annual self-toasting by the Brewers and genuine good will.” I’ll drink to that! if not eternal, then at Association, the alliance of small and (You can download the manifesto — and least at a reliable glow. The mission statement of And they have more than risD’s filM/AniMAtion/viDeo independent (debatable/relative terms, sign it, “in beer” — at craftbeer.com.) DePArtMent but that’s a discussion for another day) There will be a slew of events statewide. a few songs that inspire (aka FAV) is reckless abandon (“Well pretty straightforward: “to beer makers, marketers, distributors, and Some highlights: you should follow Sean Thought Out Twinkles,” explore the time-based art of peripheral biz peeps. This year’s motto is Larkin all week. The Revival brewmaster paRTy giRl “Panic Switch,” “Bloody the moving image by making “Big Week, Small Breweries.” Julia Herz, will host meet-and-greets at Doherty’s and Mary [Nerve Endings],” live action or animated films the Brewers Association’s program direc- (5.14), What Cheer (5.15), Brown’s CGB “Lazy Eye”). Surge along at — or a hybrid of the two.” Sat 5/11 No Cover tor, says that the the Avery on the Lupo’s, 79 Washington St, In May, the students share event “is about 16th, and Malt in Providence. Bad Books open their visions with you. The uniting for a com- Newport (5.17), and at 7 pm | $27.50 advance, $30 FAV Fest will premiere works mon cause: support he’ll be bringing day of show, $35 reserved | by 49 seniors at the RISD and celebration of Revival’s new Zep- 401.331.5876 | lupos.com Auditorium, 1 Market Sq, our nation’s small pelin, an unfiltered Providence, today through and independent Hefeweizen ale (a the 18th at 7 pm and on the brewers and the wheat beer), with friDAY 10 19th at 2 pm. Screenings millions of beer him. There are also are $5, $3 with a student ID SUpeRBad lovers who have tap takeovers (the tAttoo You (the celebration gets started helped evolve an Goose Island event monday | the darkness on the 13th at 7 pm with an industry and put at Norey’s on 5.15 The declaration on the web @ Lupo’s exhibit of interdisciplinary epic page for the rhoDe islAnD works at 77 Eddy St, third FrI 5/17 No Cover the US on the brew- will be ), pint tAttoo exPo ing map.” nights, and beer is plain and floor; admission is free) | The growth of dinners (flip a coin simple: “Get Some Ink.” Poetry Slam in 2011), and Friday. It’s the first big bash 401.454.6233 | risd.edu/FAV If you’re still ink-free, the Laura Lamb Brown-Lavoie of the season, with all the better beer got ever- on 5.16, with Goose mega-event will offer plenty (the 2010 Providence Poetry prerequisite fun: rides, fire- more-bubbly in 2012: Island at 84 High of inspiration, with its array Slam champ) will rev it up works (on the 10th at 9 pm), there are now more Street in Westerly WeDnesDAY 15 of high-profile celeb artists at Lily Pads, 27 North Rd, an animal farm, a Blues, than 2400 crafters and Weyerbacher at (including the crew from Peace Dale, at 7:30 pm | $10 | BBQ, and Beer Tent, a reptile (up 400 from ’12, an Christie’s in New- Spike TV’s Tattoo Nightmares), musicatlilypads.org show, fire juggling, stunt excitAble songs almost-even split port). And wher- displays, vendors, and all of bike shows, and lots of music “voices unDer cover,” a of brewpubs and ever you celebrate that jaw-dropping body art locAl color (including John Cafferty & new series showcasing great SalTy JoHnSon Band breweries), which on the 16th at 8 pm, strutting around the hall. Even if you’ve lived in these the Beaver Brown Band on songwriters, debuts tonight accounted for a 15 raise a glass for the Other diversions: tricked-out parts all of your life, chances the 10th at 9 pm; on the with the works of Warren percent rise in volume and a 17 percent boost Coast To Coast Toast (which has its own cars and big bikes and bands are there’s at least a cor- 11th, Coco Montoya at 7 and Zevon. Marc Douglas Berardo, Sat 5/18 in dollar growth. But the requisite perspec- poem, also at craftbeer.com). For a list of and DJs and the Ms. Rhode ner or three of the Biggest Marty Balin at 9:15). Head Heather Rose, Kala Farnham, tive: 93.5 out of 100 beers consumed in the US local ACBWness events we’ve been able to Island Tattoo Pageant and Little and neighboring to Misquamicut State Beach Louis Leeman, and John Fuzek is a mass-market offering. scare up, head to providence.thephoenix. tattoo cinema and tattoo environs that you haven’t on Friday from 5-11 pm, on will perform in the round. southern Locally, there has been much to cel- com. contests and music (Death explored. The Saturday from 11 am-11 pm, Who gets to do “Accidentally neW englAnD DiscoverY ebrate since last year’s ACBW: the arrival Before Dishonor, B. Dolan, and today from 11 am-5 pm | Like a Martyr”? Park your tours of new brewers Foolproof, the Bucket, and Mix it up Reason To Fight) and the al- can help you with $7, free under 4, free parking ride at the Met, 1005 Main Ravenous, and the steady growth of last A few more suggestions for ACBW: enjoy a luring Bettysioux Taylor and said exploration, offering 14 | misquamicutfestival.org St, Pawtucket, at 9 pm | $8 | Providence Roller Derbyers very diverse themed events. 401.729.1005 | themetri.com year’s new kids, Revival and Grey Sail; wide range of styles. If you’ve never mixed of ScHwaRTzHog nigHT! new beer-centric bars (the What Cheer Tav- a six before, do it now. Start light and work and and and MORE. And Some are active: “Kayaks On course you can get inked and/ the Blackstone,” “Behind DrINk SPeCIaLS | t-SHIrt GIveaWayS! ern) and the welcome proliferation of craft your way up the beer ladder as the week MonDAY 13 or pierced. The expo is open the Scenes Leisurely Bicycle offerings statewide; the Rhode Island Brew goes on. Grab some cans: meander from thursDAY 16 today from 5 to 11 pm, on Tour: Villages to Wetlands Fest had a successful debut at the Pawtuck- Narragansett’s Summer Ale (in tallboys and Saturday from noon to 11 pm, Wilderness.” Some are edu- over the toP et Armory in February, and the Newport 12-ounce 12-packs this year) to Grey Sail’s Monday and on Sunday from noon to cational: “Voices Echoing the DArkness do everything siDe bY eAch 8 Craft Beer Festival expanded to two sold- Hazy Day Belgian Wit to Sixpoint’s sparkling 6 pm | $17.50 advance/$25 per Throughout the Blackstone to excess: the flamboyance, Here’s a clever way to sell uNLimited PooL out sessions last month; and exemplary Apollo. Dip into Founders’ All Day IPA, a day, $36 advance/$50 week- Valley,” “A Revolutionary the riffs, the album covers, more tickets: Trinity FOR JUST $9 FROM 6PM- CLOSE • beers from Uinta, Maine Beer Company, 4.7% self-proclaimed “session ale” which end pass | rhodeislandtattoo History Hunt.” And one is and, most vitally, the hooks. Rep, 201 Washington St, Mission, Element, and Weyerbacher en- packs a ton of flavor. Try a Mountain Ale (“a expo.com just plain freakin’ sweet: (Singer/guitarist Justin Providence, is staging oPeN 8 baLL tourNameNt at 7Pm tered (or reentered) our market. rugged brown ale”) from the Shed. Make “The Family Guy” (back by Hawkins also did drugs to Alan Ayckbourn’s House & $15 eNtry & caSh PriZeS Last year the ACBW folks posted a “Dec- the considerable leap to Sierra Nevada’s popular demand), with visits excess, which led to a rehab- Garden: “a pair of interlock- laration of Beer Independence.” This year’s Hoptimum and Founders’ Double Trouble, sAturDAY 11 to more than a dozen sites mandated hiatus, which is ing comedies that take place fervent call to arms (or elbow bending) is venerated seasonal imperial IPAs which just that have been featured on why they’ve released an any- simultaneously, with one cast THURSday deemed a manifesto. Here are some choice hit the shelves. And then dig deeper into the the Fox series. Check-in is at thing-but-excessive three al- performing both shows in two Open Mic Singer passages: “American craft beer is an artistic thousands of artistic, innovative creations. WorD uP the Twin River Casino park- bums in 10 years.) We have a different theaters at the same ArchiPelAgo PoetrY time SOng Writer night creation made by passionate innovators. I Happy exploring! The ing lot at 8 am; prices range Pavlovian response every time .” But audiences stay in Project at a time declare myself to be a devoted acolyte, enthu- proclaims itself “a from $38 to $49 (most include “I Believe In a Thing Called one theater , so you Hosted by: Dino Larson Beer By the Bay radical arts troupe which lunch). Complete details and Love” hits the shuffle: manic need to attend both shows to Sign up begins at 7pm. siast and fanatic, and that setting high stan- Come share your talent! dards for quality and character in the beers I A quick save-the-date — Saturday, June 15 believes in the practice of con- reservations at 401.724.2200 air-guitaring, ear-straining get the Big Picture; there are drink is not snobbery, but good taste . . . We from 12-4 pm — for the first East Bay Beer temporary performance po- and toursne.com attempts to match Hawkins’s 20 characters in the midst of etry as one of the most power- stratospheric falsetto. There planning an annual neighbor- have thrown off the chains of low expecta- Festival, presented by Brickyard Wine COLLEGE ful and necessary incarnates are other gems in their rep- hood garden party. House pre- tions, and now taste sweet freedom in every & Spirits of Barrington and the East Bay of the Oral Tradition.” Master ertoire (“Nothin’s Gonna views start tonight; Garden gets glass of American craft beer . . . Craft brewers Home Brew Club. 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We have gone back to songwriting is laced with darker themes and imagery, dat- places seven or eight times now because people genuinely DJ ERIKA VAN PELT ing back to “We Search for Violent Hills,” “The Beating,” give a shit about helping us. 10pm - 1am and “Like Ass” from the 2009 full-length debut The Friend Ship (which helped land Best Local Act honors in our 2010 Best How did tHe dual-vocal concept on “FlooR boaRds” come the seventeenth annual Music Poll). Raskin said the band may be working with the about? ROZ: We wanted to try a back and forth between Live Bands Low Anthem’s Jeff Prystowsky, Ben Knox-Miller, and the both of us playing on melody and echoing lyrical content. 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May 31 • 9pm • $10 Portrait (Virgin)...... protesting and a limousine sloppily statue of Humphrey Bogart listens MAY 17 song sign up list & Free CD recording of performance. Want to host? Sugar- Disco/Funk/Hip Hop/ R&B painted to resemble a yellow and via headphones to the audio book ...... Freedom ...... [email protected] Sat. June 1• 8pm • $10 black school bus. of Jonathan Franzen’s . A Fri. May 10 • 9pm • NO COVER Christine Ohlman - SNL Vocalist They were the work of an anony- backyard sculpture of the Virgin Keep It Rolling Band Classic, ...... mous gang of Brooklyn art prank- Mary and child stands with ciga- Alternative Rock & Blues Dance Party LET’S DANCE WEDNESDAYS ...... sters, formed in 2001, who go by the rettes stuffed in their mouths. Andy JUNE 01 Sat. May 11 • 8pm • $15 Doors, 6:30 p $10, Music 8-10 p FREE DANCE LESSONS! name Bruce High Quality Founda- Warhol-style screenprints recreate Sugar Ray & The Bluetones tion. Their motto: “Professional Picasso’s iconic 1907 cubist painting Weds. May 22 • The Cartells Fri. May 17 • 8pm • $12a/$15d problems. Amateur solutions.” Les Demoiselles d’Avignon with photos of Bernie Worrell Orchestra - from Weds. May 29 • Mystic Horns The Bruces, as they’re known, nude dudes. Parliment-Funkadelic/Talking Heads. RHODE ISLAND Opening: John Fries Weds. June 12 • Superchief Trio occupy the curious position of both The school bus-limo comes from art critics and art world darlings. their Teach 4 Amerika cross-country 35 Railroad Ave I Westerly, RI The rat and the limo are part of their road trip, which began in 2011. It’s in SCHOOL OF DESIGN 401.315.5070 wiseass but sharp critique of the art the ’60s Yippie tradition of lampoon- world and economics — which has ing the world, while also seriously theknickerbockercafe.com been wholly embraced by the art mulling how to fix it. “The $200,000 GRADUATE THESIS world. debt model of art education is simply “Freedom,” their amusing ex- untenable,” they’ve said. EXHIBITION 2013 hibit in the Cohen Gallery at the At Brown, that reads like an at- Granoff (154 Angell St, Providence, tack on the expense and privilege through June 3), arrives in advance of the Ivy League school. But head- of a retrospective titled “Ode to Joy, phones along the exterior play re- Opening Reception 6–8 pm May 16 2001-2013” that is scheduled to open corded quotes on economics and art Open Daily 12–5 pm at the Brooklyn Museum in June. by John Cage, Martin Luther, and Varying from two to eight or so Adam Smith, as well as factoids like guys, the Bruces met while study- Leonard Bernstein supposedly lost ing art at New York’s Cooper Union (which then had free three pounds while conducting Mahler and Beethoven RI Convention Center, Exhibition Hall A tuition; it’s going to begin charging in fall 2014). In 2005, symphonies. Perhaps it’s just an absurd cartoon. when a tugboat towed a barge of parkland around Man- The face of the inflatable rat is face painted like a One Sabin Street, Providence, RI hattan to posthumously realize a Robert Smithson land clown. It’s funny but also kind of sad. The Bruces seem to www.risd.edu/thesis art proposal, they chased behind it in a boat carrying a be acknowledging — embracing? — how easily their eco- model of one of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Gates, which nomic critique is laughed off by the powers that be. filled Central Park that year. On and off since 2009, they’ve operated the Bruce High fC.W. Roelle is one of those artists who hit on one Architecture Jewelery + Metalsmithing Quality Foundation University — or BHQFU — in New great thing and just keep slowly and steadily plug- Ceramics Landscape Architecture York. Topics of their free seminars this spring included ging away. In this Foster artist’s case, it was bending Digital + Media Painting miles of wire into precise 3D line drawings that float Furniture Design Photography in the air. In his new show at AS220’s Project Space (93 Glass Printmaking Mathewson St, Providence, through May 25), there’s an old-timey feel to his realist rendering style and his sub- Graphic Design Sculpture jects — a sailing ship, disheveled living rooms, a Victo- Industrial Design Textiles rian woman standing on a porch watering a plant, even a Interior Architecture Teaching + Learning in Art + Design guy mowing the lawn. Roelle’s pieces continue to be mar- vels, the bigger and more elaborate the better. It’s not just the illusionism of his drawing, but the way the depth of his dioramas allows things to shift in space as you move around them, like holograms. In AS220’s Main Gallery (115 Empire St), Hannah Antal- ek shows splashy pink paintings about girlhood, from her own six-year-old princess birthday party to Girl Scouting to her high school cheerleader sister. Antalek’s exuberant style recalls Kerry James Marshall in her mix of social real- ism with drips, layering, and other brushwork pyrotech- nics. Some choices feel strange — like leaving parts of fac- es unpainted for a masklike effect — but mostly Antalek’s moves are right on. Also in the Main Gallery, Maria DiFranco offers pencil drawings on wood panels of a donkey running from a tornado and toward a windmill; a bull and lamb between high-tension wires and oil derricks; and a steer and wild dog between houses and a zeppelin. DiFranco’s symbol- ism is muddy, but her vividly dark realist draftsmanship ^ radiates an ominous mood. WIRed roelle’s How To Enjoy Lawn Care. Read Greg Cook’s blog at gregcookland.com/journal. 16 May 10, 2013 | the providence phoenix | providence.thephoenix.coM providence.thephoenix.com | the providence phoenix | may 10, 2013 17 PresentsPresents theater theater FETE BOX OFFICE HOURS: WED - FRI 12PM TO 6PM VALET PARKING AVAILABLE Sour and dour SoulS Fools in love SCAN TO LIKE FETE ON FB! The Gamm’s Beauty Queen of Leenane Williams’s The Rose TaTToo at 2nd story _BY Bill RodR iGuez _By Bill rodriguez

103 DIKE STREET • PROVIDENCE, RI • (401) 383-1112 fSome people are brittle and dry as Overly is remarkable in how she keeps us f Taking place Ballroom tinder, but they don’t have the sense fascinated. After all, we are seeing a mean on the hot to not play with matches. The two women old woman we could label and dismiss as a Louisiana Gulf at the dangerous center of Martin Mc- hissing dragon hunched over her treasure of Coast, Tennessee Donagh’s The Beauty Queen of Leenane could enmity, not worth paying further attention Williams’s The Rose blaze up at any moment, and we know to. She does so by making us watch for ev- Tattoo is steamy in that one or both will by the end. Each is ery tiny cruelty bubbling up from her black more than one way, filled with so much pent-up hatred that heart, revealing themselves in her squinting as human passions spontaneous combustion seems a distinct eyes and smiles of dark revelation. boil off repressed possibility. It’s not as though Maureen is a brow- emotions. The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre beaten servant. “You’re old, you’re stupid, Directed by Ed is staging it through June 2, directed with and you don’t know what you’re talking Shea, 2nd Story smart pacing and finesse by Judith Swift. about” is her typical observation. So we Theatre gives us an This is the first play of McDonough’s wonder why she lets herself be ordered energetic staging two trilogies set in County Galway where, around. Some token vestige of maternal (through May 26) SATURDAY MAY 18 THURSDAY MAY 23 judging by these stories, the predominant fealty? Catholic penance? Guilt? Kane powered by highly pastimes are violence and dark humor. fine-tunes Maureen’s responses, so we see charged relation-

Beauty Queen r. So the two women in can be which are reflexive and which intended. ships but also quite j PRESENTSPRESENTS thought of as psychological templates for The only visitor they usually get is Ray humorous ones, as the playwright’s ensuing examinations. Dooley, played by Joe Short as boyishly an- human folly often . dionne. PRESENTSPRESENTS Mag Folan (Wendy Overly) is a sour old tic, ping-ponging about the room and not provides. W woman, a queen in her own right, judging able to sit without wiggling his feet. He Hot-blooded

from the way she orders around her daugh- comes there only when there is some mes- Serafina Delle Rose richard ter from her rocking chair throne. Maureen sage to give them. After 10 years, he is still (Rae Mancini) NAUGHTY BITS mancini and Boghigian. Fete – Weekly Admat Layout Folan (Jeanine Kane) is 40 years old and angry with Maureen for having confiscat- brags about hav- Week of 3/7/13 poised for a spinsterhood equally grim. ed a tetherball that he and some other boys ing made love with SHOW/DATE VENUE Size Price featuring Despite the dark cloud hanging over ev- accidentally batted onto her property. (In her husband every night of their marriage. she hears termites. But mostly Serafina’s eryone, there is plenty of leavening humor. this understated way, we are informed of In the second scene, he dies driving his concern is with what’s going on inside her HEAVEN’S BASMENT and MINDSET EVOLUTION At CilAntromex, the roAd to greAt Incidental stuff, on the order of every recur- the dire poverty of the village — they could banana truck, smuggling contraband for tormented self. “My heart doesn’t say tick- tAsting burritos is pAved with All fresh SATURDAY MAY 25 THURSDAY MAY 30 ring reference to a Father Welsh starting never afford to replace it.) the mob. A wee bit self-centered, Serafina tick, it says love-love,” she declares. out with his being called Father Walsh. His brother Pato Dooley (Steve Kidd) is not upset that he was shot rather than Despite her self-imposed exile from ingredients. No additives. No preservatives. The one-room set is dense with char- provides the possibility of a changed life simply killed in a crash. Her loss is the flesh-and-blood romance, Serafina’s at- PRESENTSPRESENTS acterizing detail. Above the fireplace is a for Maureen. He calls her the Beauty more important thing. titude does a 180 when a handsome young the nearly empty bottle of whiskey; no family Queen of Leenane, flirting with her when Three years pass and she is as passion- truck driver, Alvaro (Ara Boghigian), photos, but one of JFK. There’s an embroi- he brings her back after a rare get-together ate mourning him as she was with him. shows up on her porch with, as she puts it, dery oval with the Sacred Heart of Jesus, she attended. Maureen, who has only been By this time, she’s not leaving the house, the head of a clown on the body of her hus- and a white enamel sink into which Mag kissed twice in the last 20 years, under- not getting dressed, just scuffing about band. He is smitten. Eventually, to prove best2013 pours her night’s pee, despite her daugh- standably hopes for romance. Kidd plays in her slip, a fate she wants her daughter his fidelity, he gets a rose tattooed on his Thank you Phoenix ReadeRs WINNER ter’s persistent objections. Pato as kindly and thoroughly sincere, so to imitate. But 15-year-old Rosa (Valerie chest, like the one she swears blossomed foR voTing us BesT BuRRiTo foR 2013! That last detail demonstrates their twist- we’re not afraid she’ll be taken advantage Westgate) has a different way of express- on her left breast, then faded, the night ed dynamic: resentful tolerance punctuated of. No, the danger is in her inflating her ing the romantic temperament she shares her daughter was conceived. by petty intentional annoyances. Maureen hopes out of reasonable proportion. with her mother. There’s a very funny seduction scene, Find a location near you: www.cilantromex.com can leave the lumps in or not when she stirs So you see how many sources of tension At a dance she meets a young sailor the most entertaining back-and-forth SUNDAY JUNE 2 TUESDAY JUNE 18 her mother’s porridge; Mag can time her overlay the story. Will love rescue Maureen named Jack (Andrew Iacovelli) with whom of the play, as Mancini and Alvaro work incessant requests for maximum inconve- from a life of resentful obedience? Will the she can exercise it. Serafina, knowing she’s deftly to get Serafina what she wants nience. The first 10 minutes or so of the play festering mass of bitterness within Mag beat unless she keeps Rosa under lock and but won’t admit to. “Is that a piece of have Maureen not able to sit down to her grow or subside? Will Maureen stir her own key, has Jack kneel before her statue of the poetry that you dropped out of your True Detective magazine for more than sec- cauldron of toil and trouble to the boiling Virgin Mary and swear that he will “respect pocket?” she asks, referring to a condom. Lounge onds at a time before her mother asks her to point? There is a twist or two in store for the innocence” of her daughter. He seems (That was a risky inclusion by Williams, 41 CENTRAL ST. Providence RI • (401) 270-1801 turn on the radio, or turn it down, or make the conclusion, and they are as plausible as callow enough to mean it. (A handsome what with prudish audiences and authori- WWW.FH13.COM ^ • DYS (3/24) Firehouse 13 N/A $18.50 FRI her some tea, or whatever. they are surprising. young sailor was an iconic fantasy figure ties back in 1951. The naughty bit of 5/10 w/ The FU’s, Urban Waste MATT SHADETEK FRI for the gay playwright, so he had fun: Jack stage business got the play shut down 5/10 MALYSSA AND says that every time his thoughts turned in Ireland.) • The Rice Cakes: 7” Release Show Firehouse 13 N/A $18.50 with OLD MONEY and DUTTY ARTZ carnal, he asks himself whether his mother Fidelity is a big issue here, since every- w/ Boo City, Nelsonvillians, Mike DeCosta THE LIBERATORS would approve.) In a funny allusion to Ro- one in the neighborhood except Serafina THU meo and Juliet • Born Ruffians Firehouse 13 N/A $18.50 5/23 MARCO with VULGARITY, THE EVIL STREAKS and PIXELS , Jack says it’s so late that the knew for years that her late husband was w/ Magic Man (4/14) roosters are crowing, but Rosa responds, carrying on with a bar waitress named Es- BENEVENTO FRI GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESENTS “They’re fools, they’re fools, it’s early!” telle (Laura Sorensen). 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Stadium Theatre, 28 Monument Sq, BELA FLECK AND MARCUS ROB- $45, includes dinner | 401.861.4376 | ing in the new reality of e-books, COMMUNITY EXPLORATION,” Sun 11 am-5 pm | Through May 11: maddogartiststudios.com | Mon- Woonsocket | $16 + $21 | 401.762.4545 ERTS TRIO | 7:30 pm | Garde Arts PERFORMANCE gloriagemma.org and life in general | 7 pm | Provi- a forum with Umberto Crenca, new works by Joseph Aaron Segal | Wed + Fri-Sat 12-4 pm; Thurs 12- | stadiumtheatre.com Center, 325 State St, New London, “BOOKS AND THE BOTTOMLESS dence Public Library, 150 Empire St | co-founder and artistic director of May 16-June 15: “Peaked,” explora- 8:30 pm | Through May 17: glass Thursday 5/9: THE BIT PLAYERS | Fri-Sat 8 pm | CT | $44 + $54 | 860.444.7373 | BOWL: AN EVENING WITH LO- Free | 401.455.8000 | provlib.org AS220; Marshall Feldman, direc- tions in paper forms by Matthew sculpture by Adam Waimon and Brian Twohey 7-11pm Firehouse Theater, 4 Equality Park gardearts.org FRIDAY 10-SUNDAY 12 CAL AUTHORS,” | featuring Steven THERON HUMPHREY will read tor of research and academic af- Shlian, Doris Häusler, Esther works on paper and panel by Friday 5/10: Pl, Newport | $15 | 401.849.3473 | FESTIVAL BALLET PROVIDENCE R.Porter, Dee Eaton, Ray Wolf, from, discuss, and sign his book, fairs at the URI Center for Urban Ramirez, and Rebecca Siemering Deborah Weiss Hanna and Conner 7-11pm firehousetheater.org FRIDAY 10 PRESENTS SLEEPING BEAUTY | Erin T. Whalen, Cris Pfeil, Carol Maddie On Things, about a coonhound Studies and Research; Colin Kane, DAVID WINTON BELL GALLERY | 186 CARPENTER | 186 Carpenter St, BRING YOUR OWN IMPROV | May BIG SANDY & HIS FLY-RITE BOYS | + Fri 8 pm; Sat-Sun 2 pm | The Vets, Desforges, Jo-Anne DeGiacomo- who loves to stand on things | 7 pm chairman of the Route 195 Rede- 401 863.2932 | List Art Center, Brown Providence | 186carpenter.tumblr.com | Saturday 5/11: 10 10 pm at Theatre 82, 82 Rolfe St, Girls, Guns & Glory | 8 pm | Narrows 1 Avenue of the Arts, Providence | Petrie, and more | 6 pm | South | Books On the Square, 471 Angell velopment Commission; Michael University, 64 College St, Providence | Through May 10: “Walking Vintage Soul 7-11pm Cranston + May 12 6 pm at the War- Center For the Arts, Fall River, MA | $20-$65 | 401.421.ARTS | festival Foster Fire Station, Mt Hygeia Rd, St, Providence | Free | 401.331.9097 | McCormick, assistant vice president brown.edu/Facilities/David_Winton Distance,” new photographs by wick Museum of Art, 3259 Post Rd | $20 advance, $23 day of show ballet.com Foster | $10 [includes all-you-can- booksq.com for planning, design, and construc- _Bell_Gallery | Mon-Fri 11 am-4 Scott Lapham | “faint murmurs,” OPEN DAILY 11:30am-1am | SUNDAY BRUNCH 10am-2pm $5 | bringyourownimprov.com FLYNN COHEN & THE DEADSTRING eat soup, bread, and dessert] | tion at Brown University; Bonnie pm; Sat + Sun 1-4 pm | Through new paintings by Neal T. Walsh | 1 Beach Street Narragansett, RI • 401-792-3999 CEDRIC THE ENTERTAINER | 9 ENSEMBLE | 8 pm | Blackstone River SATURDAY 11 fosteringarts.org FRIDAY 10 Nickerson, director of long-range May 26: “I Am Sorry It Is Difficult Hours by appointment [carpenter www.oceansideatthepier.com pm | MGM Grand at Foxwoods, 39 Theatre, 549 Broad St, Cumberland | ISLAND MOVING CO. presents SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND DIS- DAVID BLISTEIN will discuss and planning for the City of Providence; To Start,” works by Daniel Heyman | [email protected], nealtwalsh@gmail. Norwich Westerly Rd, Ledyard, CT | $12 | 401.725.9272 | riverfolk.org “Dances, Drinks & Dinner,” with COVERY TOURS | Fourteen regional sign his book, David’s Inferno, about and Michael Van Leesten, president Through May 26: “The Ashes com] $35-$65 | 866.646.0050 | mgmat the premiere of three new works events highlighting the region’s his harrowing two-year nervous of the Van Leesten Group; moder- Series,” photographs by Wafaa PAWTUCKET ARTS COLLABORA- foxwoods.com SATURDAY 11 by Spencer Hering, Miki Ohlsen, heritage, culture, and recreational breakdown and surviving its crip- ated by Marc Levitt | A pre-forum Bilal TIVE GALLERY | 175 Main St | FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE with impro- THE BOHEMIAN QUARTET | 8 pm | and Shane Farrell, plus works attractions: “Providence — A Capitol pling depression | 7 pm | Books On talk, “Entrepreneurial Universities DEDEE SHATTUCK GALLERY | pawtucketartscollaborative.org | vised song + dance + skits + more | Blackstone River Theatre, Cumber- by Mark Harootian, Glen Lewis, Place!”; “Providence’s Independent the Square, 471 Angell St, Provi- and Urban Economic Development: 508.636.4177 | 1 Partners Ln, West- Thurs-Fri 3-7 pm; Sat-Sun 1-5 pm | 8 pm | Everett, 9 Duncan Ave, land | $15 and Danielle Genest, preceded Trail”; “A Blackstone Valley Sampler dence | Free | 401.331.9097 | booksq. Hype or Hope?,” will be presented port, MA | dedeeshattuckgallery.com | Through June 21: “6th Annual Providence | $5 | 401.831.9479 | ELIZA GILKYSON | 8 pm | Common by a cocktail reception at 6:30 pm — Treasured Highlights”; “Kayaks com by Marc Levine, professor of his- Tues-Sat 10 am-5 pm; Sun 12-5 Pawtucket Foundation Juried everettri.org Fence Point Community Hall, 933 and an optional prie fixe dinner On the Blackstone”; “Rediscover tory, economic development, and pm | Through May 28: works by Exhibit” PROVIDECE IMPROV GUILD with Anthony Road, Portsmouth | $25 after the performance | $25 perfor- Rhode Island’s North Country”; SATURDAY 11 urban studies at the University of Huguette May, Sandra Allen, and PORTSMOUTH ARTS GUILD Smart Roger [Keith Munslow and advance, $28 door | 401.683.5085 | mance only, $50 performance and “The Family Guy”; “A Revolutionary ARCHIPELAGO POETRY PROJECT, Wisconsin-Milwaukee | 7 pm | URI Zaria Forman GALLERY | 401.293.5ART | 2679 Eric Fulford], Short Stack, Aero- commonfencemusic.org cocktails, $100 all-inclusive | 7:30 History Hunt”; “Metro West — Cul- a program of poems, stories, and Providence Campus, 80 Washington DONOVAN GALLERY | 401.624.4000 | East Main Rd, Portsmouth | puerto, and Alana Sousa | 8 pm | JOANNE LURGIO + MARY ANN pm | Casino Theater, 9 Freebody St, ture In Bloom”; “Bold Knights, Big more with Jared Paul, Franny Choi, St, Providence | Free | 401.277.5302 | 3895 Main Rd, Tiverton | donovan portsmouth artsguild.org | Fri-Sun 1- Providence Improv Guild, 393 Broad ROSSONI | 8 pm | Church Street Newport | 401.847.4470 | island Cats — Arts & Americana”; “Voices and Laura Lamb Brown-Lavoie | 7:30 events.uri.edu/event/where_ gallery.com | Wed-Fri 11 am-4 pm; 5 pm | Through May 19: “Members’ St, Providence | $5 | facebook.com/ Coffeehouse, 25 Church St, Warren | movingco.org Echoing Throughout the Blackstone pm | Lily Pads, 27 North Rd, Peace 195_used_to_be_a_community_ Sat 11 am-5 pm; Sun 12-5 pm | Non-Juried Show” improvpig $12 | 401.245.8474 | churchstreet Valley”; “Worcester and Its Vibrant Dale | $10 | musicatlilypads.org exploration Through June 11: “Changing PRESERVATION FRAMER GAL- DONNELL RAWLINGS | See listing coffeehouse.com PARTICIPATORY Canal District”; “A Westerly Wel- A CELEBRATION OF THE RELEASE Light,” with new works by Jessica LERY | 508.809.3224 | 16 North for Thurs RONNIE EARL | 8 pm | Narrows Cen- come — A Mystic Salute”; “Curiosi- OF JOURNEYS, a collection of art THURSDAY 16 Pisano, Arthur Moniz, Bill Massey, Washington St, North Attleboro, MA | ter For the Arts, Fall River, MA | $25 ties In the ‘Quiet Corner’ — A Search and writing by students of E-Cubed “A PHOTOGRAPHER’S JOURNEY Peter Campbell, Alex Dunwoodie, preservationframer.com | Mon-Sat SATURDAY 11 advance, $28 day of show FRIDAY 10 for the Paranormal”; “Behind the Academy | 1 pm | Books On the OF FINDING A VOICE” | A talk by Carol FitzSimonds, David Witbeck, 10 am-8 pm | Through May 31: KEVIN MCDONALD FROM KIDS IN ENDANGERED SPEECHES | 9 pm REHOBOTH CONTRA DANCE with Scenes Leisurely Bicycle Tour — Vil- Square, 471 Angell St, Providence | Chris Alvanas | 7 pm | Imago Gal- Cindy Wilson, Richard Harrington, “Artists of The Preservation Framer THE HALL & FRIENDS | See listing | Newport Grand Event Center, caller Lisa Greenleaf and music by lages to Wetlands Wilderness” | See 401.331.9097 | booksq.com lery, 36 Market St, Warren | Free | Deborah Quinn-Munson, Cristina Gallery,” with works by Anatoly for Fri 150 Admiral Kalbfus Rd | Free | Anadama | 8 pm | Goff Memorial the website for complete details 401.245.0173 | imagofoundation4art. 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The moon is new and waxing this week. saTurday goods and comfort food could be a con- You may find that matters that once May 11 solation for cancer, taurus, virgo, Scorpio, Psycho and Drunk Robb’s seemed minor loom larger. Or, if1 last 2 Waxing 3 moon 4 in Gemini. 5 When 6 the 7moon 8 and p9 isces. c 10apricorn, 11 Libra, and12 aries: 13 14 15 16 ThUrs. Birthday!!! NO COVER Riki week brought crisis and chaos, resolu- is in the sign of the twins, figure “a frank tread lightly around emotionally fragile tion comes quickly. As for the holiday? exchange of ideas” is a theme for the day. folks you know. aquarius, Gemini, Leo and Easily handled. For Capricorn, Taurus Rocksteady, Jay Berndt For some folks, that adds up to arguing, so Sagittarius: it’s a good day to talk about 5/9 and Virgo: don’t spare the expense.17 Gem 18- 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 and The Orphans ini, Aquarius and Libra: creative gestures virgo, pisces and Sagittarius: tread lightly. your “issues,” especially if you’re feeling are appreciated. Aries, Leo and Sagit- Gemini, Libra, aries, Leo, and aquarius: spring fever. (“tissues” if it’s hay fever). tarius: she’ll be thrilled you remember. indulge your appetite for knowledge. capri- Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces: no need to corn, taurus, Scorpio, and cancer: if you’ve WedNesday EvEry rehash the dismal parts of your growing been wanting a heart-to-heart, this is a May 15 kArAoke 9pm up. As for mom: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius fine1 day for 2 it. Gemini 3 moons 4 are also5 ex - 6 Waxing 7 moon 8 in c ancer, 9 moon 10 void-of- 11 12 13 14 15 16 Fri. moms would enjoy flowers, earth sign course 8:14 am until 6:38 pm when it moms would like chocolate, gardening cellent for buying items that come in pairs. stuff, or wine; air sign moms want to moves into Leo. Mercury moves into 5.9 skate crew going overboard after hear every last detail of your life (even if 17 s u 18 Nday 19 20 21 22 Gemini. 23 p aradoxical 24 25 astrological 26 transits. 27 28 29 30 31 32 saT they’re not really listening). Water sign May 12 voc moon says communication (including party w. dirty Fences, Neon Bitches, moms yearn for a sentimental1 card. 2 3 Waxing 4 moon 5 in Gemini, 6 moon 7 void-of- 8 9 email 10 and rumors) 11 is 12FUB ar .13 y et Mercury 14 15 16 5/11 The revilers, Nothing But Enemies course 9:32 am until 5:57 am Monday. excel- in Gemini suggests words are the answer. lent day for multi-tasking, but don’t forget you just may need to say something in Thursday 17 18 19 Mom. 20 a good 21 day for 22 making 23 purchases 24 25 more 26 than one 27 way, 2especially8 29 Gemini, 30 can - 31 32 May 9 you won’t have for long. also, a fine day cer, Leo, pisces, and aquarius. aries, capri- EvEry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 SOULFUL SUNDAYs new moon in taurus, moon void-of-course for reviewing relationships. discretion will corn, Libra — you’re betwixt and between. sUN. DJ Cadillac Jack 8:28 pm until 5:21 pm Friday, solar eclipse be difficult for virgo, pisces, capricorn, and Sagittarius, virgo, taurus, and Scorpio: (visible in australia and points east), venus Sagittarius, and flightiness could be the romance and coziness unite for you.

moves17 into 18 Gemini. 19 t aurus moons20 prompt 21 22 story 23 for Gemini, 24 Libra, 25 and a quarius.26 27a ries, 28 29 30 31 32 longing for beauty, music, and solvency. pi- Leo, cancer, and taurus: the craziest story Moon KeyS EvEry Reggae night sces, aries, taurus, Gemini, and cancer: stay could seem true — but watch your gullibility. close to folks who bring a touch of class to this horoscope traces the passage of the moon, not the MON. with upsetta international and your life. virgo, capricorn, Libra, and Sagit- MoNday sun. Simply read from day to day to watch the moon’s Natural element Band tarius: review investments (do you have May 13 influence as it moves through the signs of the zodiac. | When the moon is in your sun sign, you are beginning any?). Scorpio, Leo1 ,and a quarius:2 3expect 4 Waxing 5 moon 6 in cancer. 7 t he 8 sign of 9 the 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 irritability with folks who look at all the a new 28-day emotional cycle, and you can expect crab can make folks defensive without increased insight and emotionality. When the moon EvEry Vintage Vinyl Breakdown w. spring mud and decide to be a stick in it. quite realizing what they’re doing. try to moves into the sun sign opposite yours (see below),

17 18 19 20 avoid 21 “persuading” 22 23 someone 24 out of 25 a point 26 expect 27 to have difficulties28 29 dealing with 30 the opposite 31 sex, 32 TUE. Colonel Johnny Maguire Friday of view — especially if they’re a capricorn, family, or authority figures; social or romantic activities May 10 Libra, or aries. But this is a lovely day for will not be at their best. | When the moon is in aries, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Waxing moon in taurus, moon void-of- deepening a relationship, so cancer, pisces, it opposes Libra, and vice versa. other oppositions are course 8:28 pm until 5:21 pm when it Scorpio, taurus, and virgo should make the taurus/Scorpio, Gemini/Sagittarius, cancer/capricorn, EvEry moves into Gemini. an excellent day for grand gesture. Sagittarius, Leo, aquarius Leo/aquarius, and virgo/pisces. the moon stays in each TRIVIA NIGHT 8pm sign approximately two and a half days. | as the moon 17 going 18 over 19accounts, 20 or doing 21 solitary 22 work. 23 and Gemini: 24 if 25 you want 26 to accelerate 27 2 a8 29 30 31 32 wEd. w/ Trivia Master GMatt But the evening is all about socializing. project, you may be on your own. moves between signs, it will sometimes become “void a good day for gossip if you’re a taurus, of course,” making no major angles to planets. consider Gemini, capricorn, cancer, or Libra. exag- this a null time and try to avoid making or implementing The ‘Mericans FREE SHOW Tuesday decisions if you can. But it’s great for brainstorming. | For ThUrs. geration comes easily for Sagittarius, pi- May 14 Symboline dai’s sun-sign horoscopes and advice column, w. 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