Emma Bartlett is a Brand Journalist at various publications including East Greenwich News and Warwick Online. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on topics such as art dealing, fine art, and urban art, while also exploring the intersections of journalism and media. Emma's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Lexology, Johnston Sun Rise, and Rhode Island Magazine.
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By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Main Street looking north from London Street, with and without powerlines. Photos by Bil Herron . . . if the price is right As East Greenwich prepares for a major overhaul of Main Street, town officials are weighing whether to bury power lines – an upgrade that could reshape the street’s look and feel. […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Hannah Spacone, Alison Russo, and Anna Slate (background) as The Choir and Lucia Aremu (foreground) as Meek. Photo by Lauren Miller. The play explores paranoia, politics and the power of a child’s voice What do a Soviet pen pal, a cult survivor, and a children’s choir have in common? In Trinity Rep’s “Cold War […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Scary movies – a scene from ‘Witching Hour Social Club’ at the Burbage Theatre. Courtesy of the Burbage The play, at the Burbage Theatre through Nov. 2, blends horror and humor for a frightfully fun Halloween outing It’s late in the evening and two estranged friends, Grant (played by Dillon Medina) and Francine (played […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Felese Kparyea as Martha, Jeff Church as Bob Cratchit, Salvador Rivera Scotti as Tiny Tim, Stephen Thorne as Ebenezer Scrooge, and Henry Nwaru as Nephew Fred. Photo by Mark Turek Returning for its 49th season, the annual show balances fright, nostalgia, and humanity “What right do you have to be merry?” According to a […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: One of Waldron’s acrylic paintings, titled Neechie. Cedar Nation founder Brooke Waldron blends creativity and activism By Emma Bartlett Brooke Waldron has always loved painting and mixing colors to match what her eyes see. “I don’t really like pre-planning my work. I get an idea in my head, visualize it for a few days and […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Taavon Gamble as Kenneth and Rudy Cabrera as Burt in Primary Trust at Trinity Rep. Photo by Mark Turek A moving story of loneliness, friendship, and beginning again Starting over is never easy – especially for 38-year-old Kenneth who candidly admits that new situations are difficult for him. When Kenneth’s boss, a local bookstore […]
By: Emma Bartlett
Above: Alejandro Quintero Cashore (left) and Ian Lin, this year’s Music on the Hill’s scholarship winners. East Greenwich’s Alejandro Quintero Cashore, Wakefield’s Ian Lin to play select solo pieces By Emma Bartlett Ian Lin’s music journey began at 3 ½ years old when he started taking piano lessons. By the age of 6, the Wakefield […]
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