SHOW | DATES | THEATRE |
![]() Bessie Smith: Empress of the BluesScenic City Shakespeare is pleased to announce Greenway Farms in Hixson, TN as the inaugural location for their early summer outdoor Shakespeare series. Loves Labours |
5/21
| Scenic City Shakespeare 5051 Gann Store Road, Hixson, TN Chattanooga |
![]() Brave New Works LabContemporary arts center OZ Arts Nashville announced the line-up for its inaugural Brave New Works Lab, which transforms the organizations expansive warehouse into a laboratory |
5/19
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5/21/2022
| OZ Arts Nashville 6172 Cockrill Bend Cir Nashville |
Arsenic and Old LaceJoseph Kesselring Theatre Knoxville |
4/29
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5/22/2022
| Theatre Knoxville Knoxville |
![]() Heroic Couplets: GENDERBENDIndependent arts incubators Kindling Arts and Defy Film Festival unite once again for a second installment of Heroic Couplets: Poetry into Film Collaborations. This year's |
5/22
| OZ Arts Nashville 6172 Cockrill Bend Circle Nashville |
![]() Love's Labour's LostScenic City Shakespeare is pleased to announce Greenway Farms in Hixson, TN as the inaugural location for their early summer outdoor Shakespeare series. Loves Labours |
5/20
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5/22/2022
| Scenic City Shakespeare 5051 Gann Store Road, Hixson, TN Chattanooga |
![]() That Woman - The Monologue Show**Note - That Woman - The Monologue Show runs in tandem with That Woman - The Dance Show**Explores the stories of women who were involved |
6/16
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6/26/2022
| Darkhorse Theater 4610 Charlotte Avenue Nashville |
The Addams FamilyVisual content only |
7/1
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7/16/2022
| Encore Theatre Company Tulare |
May We AllPlayhouse on the Square will produce this country music world premiere, written by the members of CMA award-winning group, Florida Georgia Line. A fledgling country |
6/7
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7/17/2022
| Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Andrew Jackson Hall 505 Deaderick Street Nashville |
Always a BridesmaidJessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Murfreesboro Little Theatre |
7/14
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7/24/2022
| Murfreesboro Little Theatre Murfreesboro |
![]() Mysteries and IllusionsEnjoy a Unique and Mysterious Evening with Nashvilles Premier Magician! Sleight-of-Hand Mysteries + Interactive Illusions = 100% Fun!It is intimate. Only 30 tickets available per |
5/28
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7/30/2022
| The Filming Station 501 8th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203 Nashville |
Bright StarVisual content only |
7/29
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8/7/2022
| Hendersonville Performing Arts Company Hendersonville |
Disney's High School Musical One Act Editi |
8/13
| Nolensville Performing Arts Center Nolensville |
Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical JrEl Dorado Middle School |
12/1
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12/2/2022
| George B Elder Perf Arts Centr Memphis |
Into The Woods |
2/9
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2/11/2023
| Academy Park Franklin |
Les Miserables School EditionThe legendary Broadway musical has been specially adapted to meet the needs of young performers. This author-approved, PG-rated edition has been abridged to a running |
3/30
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4/1/2023
| Nolensville Performing Arts Center Nolensville |
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-TimeVisual content only |
3/24
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4/2/2023
| Nashville Repertory Theatre Nashville |
Disney's Newsies Jr.Tenacre Country Day School |
5/11
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5/11/2023
| Memphis Rise Academy Memphis |
Roald Dahl's Matilda The MusicalA joyous girl power romp! This is the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to |
6/8
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6/10/2023
| Academy Park Franklin |
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