Trinity Rep is committed to creating theater for and with its community – a goal it strives to meet daily by deepening connections with the audience and developing unique, meaningful partnerships with Rhode Island organizations.
It’s Trinity Rep’s mission to reinvent the “public square,” and engage our community in a continuing dialogue. As part of Trinity Rep’s commitment to making theater for and with our community, we host and participate in a variety of community events that are free and open to the public, throughout the year. You can learn more about the theater or a particular show, playwright, or time in history. Connect with new people or old friends you’ve seen on stage for years.
“Some of the best public conversations about the things that push and pull at Rhode Island, and beyond, happen at Trinity.” – The Providence Journal
Engagement Events
Trinity Rep’s schedule of free engagement events are designed to help audience members connect more deeply with the productions on stage and the people who create them. See the full list.
The Ghostlight Project
On Thursday, January 19, 2017, at 5:30 pm, Trinity Repertory Company participated in launching The Ghostlight Project. On the eve of the Presidential Inauguration, in each time zone across the country at 5:30 pm, theaters from Broadway to regional theaters to high schools hosted a gathering outside their doors to create a “light for challenging times ahead.” Trinity Rep’s light remains on and symbolizes the theater as a safe, brave space for all people. Read more about the Ghostlight Project and Trinity Rep’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Pledge.
Trinity Rep is proud to be part of the Public Works National Affiliate Program, an initiative of the Public Theater.
