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Award-Winning Producer & Alumna Profiles Actor Behind Vampire Cape
In the soap opera “Dark Shadows,” Jonathan Frid played a 175-year-old vampire unintentionally released from his chained coffin.
Film about Trailblazing Female Composers to Premiere at RIC, Accompanied by Performance
Rhode Island College Impact"Women Trailblazers in Music: Noteworthy Composers" features extraordinary music by, and fascinating stories about, women composers, spanning 12 centuries. The event also includes a live concert with Judith Lynn Stillman and Friends.
Alumna was a Pioneer for Latinx Culture on Campus
Rhode Island College Impact“The kind of poetry that I do is intended to be heard.”
RIC Alum Lands New Theatre Fellowship
This new fellowship is designed to establish mentoring relationships between aspiring and established theatre professionals.
The Show Must Go On: RIC Alumni Ensure that Latinx Theater Thrives, Even During a Pandemic
Rhode Island College ImpactJennifer Sanchez '16 (pictured) and Anna Cano-Morales M.S.W. ’99 have both found ways to ensure that their communities are represented on stage.
The Wizard Behind the Curtain: Alumnus Cameron Whitehorne
As head of Production Engineering for the Met, Cam Whitehorne ’02 combines technical expertise with innovation, artistry and creativity to bring productions to life.
Magician, Puppeteer, Actor: Alumnus Matt Furtado
Rhode Island College Impact“One of the greatest things Professor Bill Wilson taught me was to command the stage when you’re on it, says Matt Furtado ’05.
Actor Retools His Trade for the World of Business
Though COVID ended Kevin Patrick Martin’s national tour of the Broadway musical “Jersey Boys,” the actor didn’t give up. He returned to Rhode Island and created a business for himself. Martin is seated far left.
Pandemic Leads Wind Ensemble into New Musical Territory
Rhode Island College ImpactAt RIC, a pandemic doesn’t stop innovation and creativity.
Class of 2021: Louie is Dancing to a New Beat
After watching his twin sister Talya graduate from Rhode Island College in 2018, Tyler Louie took his dreams of dancing off the shelf and placed them in his future.