That depends on where you are. There’s a lot of neighborhoods with decently affordable homes (by Boston standards anyway) that are an easy walk / bike ride from the train station. There are also a lot that aren’t, obviously.

Also, depending on where you decide to live, driving or taking the bus may be needed. If you are driving, you will need to consider the costs associated with parking.

Yeah wtf? This reads like a satirical post that should end with “just kidding, he’s racist and I’ve been yanking your chain”

If you’re going to Back Bay or South Station, it’s a little over an hour each way on commuter rail. The trains are on a very set schedule, so you don’t have to wait in the station if you plan your trip correctly.

You can also take Amtrak, and the trip is around 30 minutes. The schedule isn’t as frequent, and the Providence-to-Boston Amtrak trains are more likely to fall behind schedule. (The trains leaving from Boston are usually on time.) If your work hours allow it, a combination of commuter rail to Boston and Amtrak to Providence offers the best combination of speed and reliability.

Is anyone acting in this? Does this look like halloween? www.reddit.com/r/providence/comments/szgt0f/heres_a_clearer_look_at_the_nazi_cunts_who_showed/

You should do a search, this is a popular subject. Trains not terrible but it's gonna get tiring real fast, especially if you have to pay for parking. Driving will suck, especially if you go all the way into the city. If you do rive, park at Quincy Adams to take the T, but then you'll be dealing with the actual trainwreck the T is right now.

TLDR: Hopefully you don't have to go in 5 days a week or your job is paying you an arm and a leg because the commute will get tiring quick.

>Wait for the post from OP about his father not understanding the significance of an upside down US flag.

"According to the U.S. Flag Code, flying the American flag inverted is legal, as a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property."

^ Considering the tone of yesterday's threads...

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Do you want to spend 2.5 hours on a train every day and probably another 1/2 hour waiting for said train in the station… so approx 3 hours a day commuting?

FUNNY GIRL, Disney's Frozen, and Moulin Rouge! The Musical: Here's what's coming to PPAC

 Katie Landeck

The Providence Journal

The 2023-24 season is going to dazzle at the Providence Performing Arts Center is going to sparkle, with some of the most beloved shows of Broadway coming to the stage.

Kicking off the season, the Broadway hit FUNNY GIRL is going on tour for the first time in 27 years and the first stop will be at PPAC, running from Sept. 9 to16.

"We think it’s splendid that PPAC has the distinction of launching the national tour of FUNNY GIRL," said PPAC President and CEO J.L. "Lynn" Singleton in a press release. "This will be the 22nd national tour to open at PPAC since 2008. We are looking forward to welcoming the company of FUNNY GIRL to our beautiful city of Providence this fall."

From there, it's a whirlwind lineup of popular shows, including Moulin Rouge! The Musical, To Kill a Mockingbird and Disney's Frozen.

As Singleton said a friend told him after hearing the lineup, "there's no bad shows this year."

"It's just gold," Singleton said.

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PPAC's 2023-2024 Schedule:

FUNNY GIRL, National Tour Launch: Sept. 9 - 16 Fanny Brice was told she was never going to be a star, then something funny happened. With hit songs like "Don't Rain On My Parade," "I'm the Greatest Star" and "People," this is one of the most beloved musicals of all time.

Johnny Mathis - The Voice of Romance Tour: Sept. 23 Celebrating his 67th year as a recording artist, Johnny Mathis will take to the stage.

Mrs. Doubtfire: Oct. 17 - 22 An out-of-work actor is willing to do anything to spend more time with his kids - including disguising himself as the nanny in this comedy.

The Book of Mormon: Oct. 31 - Nov. 5 This outrageously funny show follows the story of two mismatched missionaries as they set out to spread the Good Word.

Dr. Suess's How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical: Nov. 28 - Dec. 3 Max the Dog narrates this version of the holiday classic about the mean old Grinch who tried to steal Christmas from the holiday-loving Whos.

Moulin Rouge! The Musical: Dec. 19 - 31 This is an extravaganza of a production, where bohemians and aristocrats collide.

Ain’t Too Proud-The Life and Times of the Temptations: Jan 23 - 28 Follow the story of the Temptations from the streets of Detriot to national fame while enjoying some of their classic hits.

To Kill a Mockingbird: Feb. 6-11 A rare choice for PPAC in that it's not a musical, this adaptation of Harper Lee's classic novel promises to stun.

Frozen: March 7 - 14 The stage adaptation of Disney's hit movie, this family-friendly show is moving and spectacular.

Company: April 23-28 It's Bobby's 35th birthday party, and all her friends keep asking why she isn't married as this funny show explores why living in the 21st century could drive a person crazy.

What shows are expected to be hardest to get tickets for

Singleton said that while all the shows "are gold" there are three shows in particular that he thinks will drive ticket sales. Here are his three picks and what he said about them.

To Kill A Mockingbird: "They've seen the movie, but they've not necessarily seen the play."

Moulin Rouge: "People's expectations will be very high. It's a party show."

Frozen: "It's for families and it has that song that I'm sure every parent is tired of hearing. Let It Go."

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How to get tickets

Right now, the only way to get tickets is by subscribing to either The Taco/The White Family Foundation Broadway Series, or Encore Series, which is sponsored by Cox Media. Subscribing bundles tickets to several shows together and comes with other perks, including parking.

Single ticket sales will start later in the season. For more information, call the box office at 401-421-2787 or email box_office_questions@ppacri.org.

Is it painful being so stupid?

Wait for the post from OP about his father not understanding the significance of an upside down US flag.

Let’s start a protest! That will work!! That’s sarcasm if you didn’t realize Sarox366!

Lol!!! Will it ever not be Trumps fault with you morons! There was no racism in America before 2016 right? You are a fool!

paywalled

Yeah, a few months ago it was halloween! Are you like juicy smollet thinking roving bands of yazis roam the streets of providence?

OR it's publicity stunts since the need for yazis outstrips the supply of yazis and there isn't as much money in being a commie as people thought?

I'd pay to see some commies take the boats delivered by cuban nationals and have them bring it back. It's state property after all.

Red Ink doesn't deserve they hate they receive it's really sickening. Also hope they've invested in some 4k cameras inside and outside

So like, what about the allegations of him threatening minorities and protestors that'd he'd shoot them when they went by his house

Let me guess those neo nazis that showed up there a few months ago were actually the staff in disguise too lol

oh i moved out of that neighborhood like ten years ago and i remember him. maybe his kids don't agree with him, idk, but they're lying for him here.

The cats in this scenario are most certainly high af

A lot of ageist comments in this thread.

And the bottom line is the flag was removed. Let it go.

Yeah this entire post is bs, I live in the neighborhood and the American flag is back up but now it is upside down. And I know it’s not unintentional because he’s had the flag up before for months even years right side up.

Is this really a thing? I grew up with some racist people but hadn’t heard this one before.

Idk about this being your dad and him not knowing what it meant (lol) but I can confirm I walked by that house yesterday and it wasn’t up anymore