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First Night's Top Ten of 2010: Nashville's Best Plays

First Night's Top Ten of 2010: Nashville's Best Plays

by Jeffrey Ellis — January 13, 2011

Nashville theater audiences were treated to a wide range of dramatic offerings in 2010, with the revival of some of the best-known American plays of the past half-century, along with productions of some amazing original works by a group of talented homegrown playwrights, whose subjects ranged from w

BWW Reviews: TWTP's U.S. professional premiere of UNRAVELLING THE RIBBON

BWW Reviews: TWTP's U.S. professional premiere of UNRAVELLING THE RIBBON

by Jeffrey Ellis — October 14, 2010

Director Maryanna Clarke's intelligent choice to retain the play's original setting instead of transplanting the playwrights' characters to some American hamlet helps to underscore the play's universality and to further illustrate how women all over the world must confront the cold reality of a canc

TWTP Stages Debut of UNRAVELLING THE RIBBON, 10/1

by BWW News Desk — September 30, 2010

The play is described as 'a tender, often hilarious exploration of the lives of three women: 34 year-old hairdresser Rose lives on a farm with her husband and two children, wondering if she married too young.

TWTP Stages Debut of UNRAVELLING THE RIBBON, 10/1

TWTP Stages Debut of UNRAVELLING THE RIBBON, 10/1

by Jeffrey Ellis — September 28, 2010

The play is described as 'a tender, often hilarious exploration of the lives of three women: 34 year-old hairdresser Rose lives on a farm with her husband and two children, wondering if she married too young.

Tennessee Women's Theater Project announces new season's offerings

Tennessee Women's Theater Project announces new season's offerings

by Jeffrey Ellis — August 2, 2010

Tennessee Women's Theater Project has announced its 2010-2011 season, presenting two plays new to Middle Tennessee audiences, and the return of the company's annual Women's Work showcase of performing and visual arts at Nashville's Z.

BWW Interviews: Amanda Card-McCoy, A Life in the Theatre

BWW Interviews: Amanda Card-McCoy, A Life in the Theatre

by Jeffrey Ellis — May 25, 2010

Earlier this season, Amanda Card-McCoy took on one of the three roles in the Tennessee Women's Theater Project's Secrets of a Soccer Mom, earning good reviews while impressing TWTP artistic director Maryanna Clarke, who has raved about her talent and her work ethic.

SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM Ends 3/14 at TWTP

by Jeffrey Ellis — March 14, 2010

Secrets of a Soccer Mom is set at a soccer field on a crisp autumn day, where three women talk on the sidelines while waiting their turn to play in the annual youth soccer league mothers vs.

BWW Reviews: Tennessee Women's Theater Project's SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM

BWW Reviews: Tennessee Women's Theater Project's SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM

by Jeffrey Ellis — March 10, 2010

Thanks to Kathleen Clark's genuinely funny Secrets of a Soccer Mom, now onstage in an entertaining production from Maryanna Clarke and Tennessee Women's Theater Project, you get a glimpse at the 'real' reality of the lives of soccer moms, as opposed to the reality you may have been led to expect.

SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM Runs 2/26-3/14 in TWTP Premiere

by BWW News Desk — February 26, 2010

Secrets of a Soccer Mom is set at a soccer field on a crisp autumn day, where three women talk on the sidelines while waiting their turn to play in the annual youth soccer league mothers vs.

SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM Runs 2/26-3/14 in TWTP Premiere

SECRETS OF A SOCCER MOM Runs 2/26-3/14 in TWTP Premiere

by Jeffrey Ellis — February 16, 2010

Secrets of a Soccer Mom is set at a soccer field on a crisp autumn day, where three women talk on the sidelines while waiting their turn to play in the annual youth soccer league mothers vs.

BWW Interviews: Maryanna Clarke, A Life in the Theatre

by Jeffrey Ellis — January 14, 2010

It seems as if Maryanna Clarke is always in motion: As the founding artistic director of the Nashville-based Tennessee Women's Theatre Project, she always has multiple irons in the fire.


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