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Rose Weaver &
Waterspill Junction
EDUCATION THROUGH THE ARTS
Dr. Rose Weaver's dream and artistry shines a light on Southern New England
For decades, Dr. Rose Weaver has been shining her light on and off the stage throughout Southern New England.
She can mostly be seen singing, acting, writing, and for a few years was even seen on TV here on NBC 10 News. It all started off as a dream for a little girl who grew up on a farm in a small town in Georgia...
BY KENNDEY BUCK
"You have to be strong to be a performer..." — Rose shares her path through recovery and advocacy.
In this candid conversation with GoLocal LIVE, Dr. Rose Weaver shares her deeply personal journey through health challenges and recovery. Her story is a testament to the resilience that fuels her artistry and her unwavering commitment to advocacy.
BEYOND THE STAGE
A Journey of Resilience
Actress Rose Weaver reflects on
five decades of the arts in Rhode
Island
PROVIDENCE — When Rose Weaver was about
7 years old, she and her family moved from the
open country land of Georgia to the concrete
jungle of Atlanta. And in the middle of the Civil Rights
era of the 1960s, there were rules for young Black
children like her.
BY KENNDEY BUCK
Trinity Rep Alum Rose Weaver Is Headed Home to Georgia, with Plans to Return to RI Frequently
A titan of the Rhode Island arts scene, Rose Weaver reflects on five decades of performance, her precious rag doll Rosetta, and what it means to leave the city that has protected her — while promising to return.
BY MARK REYNOLDS, THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
Neighbors: Rose Weaver
Fresh from a successful Hollywood career, Rose Weaver returns to Providence to star as Billie Holiday in Trinity Repertory Company's Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill — and reflects on casting, identity, and daydreaming her way to the stage.
BY TOM BERSON, RHODE ISLAND MONTHLY
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