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"Someone Will Remember Us" is a poignant theatrical production presented by Trinity Repertory Company, crafted by Deborah Salem Smith and Charlie Thurston, with contributions from Dr. Michelle Cruz. This compelling play interlaces the real-life testimonies of U.S. military veterans, a Gold Star family, Iraqi civilians, and refugees residing in Rhode Island. It reflects on the enduring impact of military conflict, nearly two decades after Trinity Rep's acclaimed "Boots on the Ground," which shared the stories of Rhode Islanders deployed in Iraq. As global conflicts continue to unfold, "Someone Will Remember Us" paints a moving portrait of the innumerable tolls of war, exploring themes of memory, loss, and connection. Directed by Christopher Windom, this production offers a deeply human perspective on the ripples of conflict, inviting audiences to reflect on what has been remembered and what has been forgotten.

Experience the magic of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" like never before with Trinity Repertory Company's production of "La Tempestad The Tempest." This unique adaptation, translated and adapted by Orlando Hernández, Tatyana-Marie Carlo, and Leandro Kufa Castro, and directed by Christie Vela, offers a fresh perspective on the classic tale. The production seamlessly blends Shakespeare's original English with translated Spanish dialogue, accompanied by projected subtitles, ensuring a comprehensive understanding for all audience members. "La Tempestad The Tempest" deconstructs colonialist narratives while preserving the enchanting elements of shipwreck, romance, magic, and fantasy that have made Shakespeare's final play a timeless favorite. Originally presented in 2018 as a touring Teatro en El Verano production, this rendition marks its first transition to Trinity Rep’s main stage. The play is a significant addition to the centuries-long tradition of interpreting Shakespeare, offering a compelling mix of languages and cultural perspectives. With a runtime of about two hours and thirty minutes, including a fifteen-minute intermission, this production promises to be an engaging and thought-provoking experience. Join us at the Dowling Theater for a performance that reimagines Shakespeare’s brave new world through a decolonized lens, bringing new life to a beloved classic.

"Blues for an Alabama Sky," directed by Jackie Davis and written by Pearl Cleage, is a poignant drama set against the backdrop of the Harlem Renaissance as it transitions into the Great Depression. The narrative follows four friends in New York who are navigating their aspirations amidst the era's creative fervor and economic challenges. Central to the story is the character of Angel, a troubled blues singer whose life takes a dramatic turn when she encounters Leland Cunningham, an Alabama migrant. This encounter sets off a chain of events that deeply impacts all their lives. The play delves into the complex interplay between personal ambitions and political realities, exploring how individuals find meaning and direction during tumultuous times. With its rich historical context and compelling character dynamics, "Blues for an Alabama Sky" offers a profound reflection on the intersection of life and art. The production promises an intimate and thought-provoking experience, inviting audiences to ponder the sacrifices and dreams that shape our existence.