Courthouse Center for the Arts

Courthouse Centerstage is kicking off its 2013 season with the first original Rhode Island production of Monty Python’s Spamalot.

Elegant and vicious, DRACULA will stalk the Courthouse Center for the Arts in a contemporary stage production adapted by Geoffery Hitch and directed by Richard Ericson. Voluntarily rated M for mature audiences.

Focusing on the budding romance between lifeguard Leo Hart, and vulnerable and beautiful Manhattan photographer Holly Dancer, COASTAL DISTURBANCES is a comedy full of emotion and skyrocketing exhilaration. Shows are Aug. 9 through Aug. 26.

Courthouse Center for the Arts in West Kingston, RI, will present "Titanic: The Musical" June 22 through July 15. 3481 Kingstown Rd., West Kingston, RI, Thurs., Fri., Sat. at 8 p.m., matinees 2 p.m. Thurs. and Sun. Tickets are $15-$25.

To restore a comprehensive arts agenda, the Courthouse Center for the Arts has launched an American Music Series, with shows featuring artists from Blues, Jazz, Soul, Rock, and Folk genres.

Nunsense, the Off-Broadway musical comedy about a variety show with a habit-dressed cast, opens Fri. May 11 at the Courthouse Center for the Arts. Starring as Mother Superior will be the original actress Marilyn Farina.

Bridge to Broadway classes provide the opportunity for children to sharpen the skills they need to succeed in the professional theater world.

The Courthouse Center for the Arts is proud to present “Medical Arts,” an original arts concept presenting artist doctors and nurses from South County Hospital in a new light. April 27 and 28.

The Courthouse Center for the Arts’ production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” features a dream of a dreamcoat created by local designer Sarah Campbell.

The Courthouse Center for the Arts in West Kingston RI has announced its 2012 season. Artistic Director Richard Ericson will supervise the themed series “Broadway in the Courtroom” including 5 musicals, two plays and a holiday event.