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A longtime Nashville resident, Logan L. Masterson is proud to live in a city that supports the arts so vigorously. Having worked with several local theatres, he is excited to provide a window into Nashville’s theatre culture. Check out Logan's blog at http://Agonyzer.vox.com, or follow him on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Agonyzer.

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Little Morals presents the Rocky Horror Picture Show

It’s that time of year again! The (semi)official Nashville cast of Rocky Horror will offer two shows to celebrate Halloween, on October 30th...
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Introducing Nashville's Circle Players

Well-known in the Nashville arts community, Circle Players began in 1949, when a sizeable group of volunteer actors, directors, producers, designers,...
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Shakespeare's Case a victory

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The Nashville Shakespeare Festival's original play was presented to large audiences at the Belmont Troutt Theater on Belmont Blvd. this weekend. The...
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Inside Shakespeare's Case

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I recently had the opportunity to ask Denice Hicks (Nashville Shakespeare Festival artistic director and one of the three playwrights responsible for...
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World Theatre Day

Today, March 27th, 2009, is the International Theatre Institute's annual celebration of the theatre arts worldwide. ITI, founded in 1962, is an...
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New traditions: making theatre part of life

I'm always excited to see new people get involved in theatre, whether through participation or simply enjoying some great shows. Theatre is magical:...
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Superstition, theatre and you

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The theatre is an art steeped in tradition. With a history stretching right into pre-history, it’s only sensible that a million little mores...
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