William Shakespeare’s Love’s Labor’s Lost is an enchanting evening of theatre under the stars at The Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s 23rd Annual Shakespeare in Centennial Park.
Love’s Labor’s Lost is a witty romantic comedy about four young men who take an…
07.30.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, THEATER
presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel
Once heralded by Time magazine as the best musical of the 20th Century, Carousel will open for Nashville audiences at the Belmont Troutt Theatre, July 16–18. The performance will be presented by The Salama…
06.29.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT, THEATER
Famous for a smile that could light up any room, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley’s beauty is truly captivating in person. Down-to-earth, funny, and charismatic, she impresses with her quick wit and anecdotal stories of life on the big screen. But what…
Did you know Nashville Children’s Theatre was formed in 1931 by the Junior League as an amateur theatre? Then, during the height of Nashville’s desegregation of schools, NCT was asked to consider programming during school hours so children would…
“The fastest way to innovative theatre: take the Bridge.”
“We value an ensemble approach to all projects because we believe a community of artists working collaboratively provides for a richer, more fully developed product and allows for a community…
In the hilarious production of Mixed Nuts, Michael Caldwell, a shy, aspiring, Midwest writer played by Flynt Foster, moves to the Big Apple in search of his dreams. The unpredictable residents living in his dilapidated apartment complex incite a series…
04.22.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT, THEATER
Rigoletto by Nashville Opera
A story of dark intrigue, Rigoletto blends Verdi’s music with Victor Hugo’s tragic tale of a father’s vengeance. Nashville Opera will present this opera as their final production of the 2009-2010 season on Saturday, April 10, at 8 p.m. and…
The Tennessee Repertory’s Martha R. Ingram New Works Festival brings us new plays by Nashville playwrights.
It’s your big night out at the theater. The actors are on stage, the lights are bright, the props, the sets, all award-winning…
Paul Vasterling, artistic director of the Nashville Ballet, had a sense of where his life would take him. He would dance; he would create stunning choreographed movements that would speak volumes in the silent landscape of ballet.
03.31.2010 | DANCE, PEOPLE, THEATER
Students Share Larger-than-Life Aspirations
At Ensworth High School, the arts curriculum is based on a foundation of understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment. An environment of open creativity and respect for the arts, students say, allows Ensworth students to find their passions…
03.1.2010 | MUSIC, NEWS, PEOPLE, PERFORMING, PHOTOGRAPHY, THEATER, VISUAL ART
