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2026/27 SEASON
Five premieres. Five of the most exciting writers in American theater today. The World Premiere of Same Difference by Don Mays. Regional premieres of Seagulls by Beth Hyland and Teeth by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs. Professional Rhode Island premieres of Grand Horizons by Tony Award winner Bess Wohl and The Antipodes by Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Baker. Join us for Season Sixteen at Wilbury Theatre Group.
Come See What's Next
MOTION STATE ARTSMotion State Arts returns on November 7 with a presentation of Jenna Riegel's dance piece, Varvara. About the show.
FOLLOW ALONG
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GRAND HORIZONSTickets now available for the regional premiere of GRAND HORIZONS, featuring Phyllis Kay and Richard Donelly. About the show.
SUPPORT OUR WORKYour gift pays the artists on our stage, brings new plays to Rhode Island before anyone else, and keeps live theatre open to everyone all year round. Give today.
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VOLUNTEER!Want to be part of what happens at Wilbury? We're always looking for extra hands! Sign up to help out on our Volunteer Form.
CLASSES + WORKSHOPSCheck out classes and workshops coming up, including Embodied Action and The Director's Forum at Brown Arts Institute. Learn more.
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Providence's home for groundbreaking artists and adventurous audiences.
Wilbury Theatre Group is a professional theatre in Providence’s Valley Arts district, making new work and unforgettable theatre since 2010. We believe the best new plays in the country should be seen here, not just in New York, and that everyone in this city should be able to afford a seat.
Sixteen seasons of new work and reimagined classics
A look back at what’s been on our stage and in our city.
VIEW OUR FULL PRODUCTION HISTORY.
"Founded on the principles of innovation, inclusion, and inspiration, The Wilbury Theatre Group is a professional, not-for-profit company with a fearless vision. Since receiving the National Theatre Company Award from the American Theatre Wing (The Tony Awards) in 2018, Wilbury has continued to disrupt conventional theatre-making with bold, boundary-pushing productions."
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