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TPAC offers InsideOut of the Lunch Box: Daniel Bernard Roumain

Join TPAC InsideOut and Vanderbilt University for this FREE lunchtime series Thursday, October 15, from Noon to 1 pm at the Polk Theater. A free box...
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Twain and Twang: Nashville's citywide celebration of author Mark Twain

Mark Twain, the great American tale-spinner from Hannibal, Missouri is getting some real attention here in Nashville this year as numerous civic and...
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Nashville Public Television features Warriors Don't Cry

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Enjoy this NPT Arts Break segment covering the TWTP's production of Warriors Don't Cry. The Tennessee...
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Focus on Tennessee Repertory Theatre

TRep, more properly the Tennessee Repertory Theatre, declares its mission is "to be a flagship regional theatre by creating the highest quality...
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Laboratory theatre lives in East Nashville

I sat down this week with John Conlon, New Yorker turned Nashvillian, in the co-op arts space he founded with Mo Sweeney in what was once called the...
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Steeple Players announce auditions for School House Rock Live

Auditions for the first production of the Steeple Players 16th season, School House Rock Live!, will be held Monday, July 6 and Tuesday, July 7 at...
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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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The stage: the invisible character

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When we go to the theater, we're swept up in all the magic of a live performance. That experience can be enhanced by an understanding of the arts and...
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Nashville Shakespeare Festival presents Shakespeare's Case

Shakespeare’s Case is a new play written by Nan Gurley, Denice Hicks and Claire Syler for the The Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s...
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Introducing the Pull-Tight Players

Vance Ormes started the Pull-Tight Players, Franklin's first community theatre, in 1968 at the age of sixteen. His classes at Battle Ground Academy...
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