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Review: "Operation Mincemeat" offers a bizarre, musical look at WWII deception at PPAC

A new review covers "Operation Mincemeat," the theatrical musical at Providence Performing Arts Center that explores Britain's strange WWII plan to deceive Nazis with a staged corpse to protect the Allied invasion of Sicily.

·Sep 23, 2026·via BroadwayWorld
Review: "Operation Mincemeat" offers a bizarre, musical look at WWII deception at PPAC

The plot of Operation Mincemeat makes it a truly bizarre choice for a theatrical musical.  During World War II, Britain needed a way to lure the Nazi troops away from Sardinia, which was militarily significant, to the coast of Spain, which wasn’t.  The plan they came up with was preposterous, somewhat gruesome and ultimately successful. The story isn’t wholly unknown�'there was a film version in 2021 based on a 2010 book (among other works), but the stage musical version is something rather amazing that this reviewer already wants to see again.

_Originally reported by [BroadwayWorld](https://www.broadwayworld.com/rhode-island/article/Review-OPERATION-MINCEMEAT-at-Providence-Performing-Arts-Center-20260923)._

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