Talking to local dance instructors about how people of all skill levels can get involved
Nashville Children’s Theatre leads our roster of the season’s best theatrical events
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The innovative fest takes place July 27-30 at various Nashville locations
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The longtime artistic director will retire at the end of the season
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The Rep’s new artistic director talks theater, inclusivity and the upcoming 2023-24 season
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The show explores the choreographer’s discovery of his own French-Algerian heritage
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David Alford revives a beloved Nashville tradition with the Capote-inspired A Holiday to Remember
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Nashville Shakes and Kennie Playhouse Theatre unite for Cymbeline and Gem of the Ocean
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The Actors Bridge Ensemble choreopoem debuts this week
The theater's Emerging Artists Company will stage She Kills Monsters Aug. 5-7
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The interdisciplinary performing arts festival will take place July 28-31 at locations around the city
A queer Garden of Eden, '80s cartoons, a fight club in song and more top the list
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The troupe seeks to elevate the self-esteem of people of color and challenge Eurocentric beauty standards
A Bending of Its Own Kind 2.0 premieres this weekend at FALL Aerial Arts
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‘It’s hard work, but it all leads to something magical’
The lauded designer-director Matt Logan will adapt Corrie Ten Boom's memoir about the Dutch resistance
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The nonprofit aims to ‘reach a little deeper’ through theater, dance, cabaret and family programming
The Broadway musical continues through April 24 at TPAC’s Jackson Hall
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The acclaimed U.K./German art collective’s show runs this week at OZ Arts
Nashville Rep makes history with School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play
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The music-dance-opera hybrid premieres this week at OZ Arts
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The performance film commemorates the 150th anniversary of the groundbreaking cultural institution
OZ Arts leads the way in fall’s performing arts season
Talking with executive director and choreographer Tosha Marie about the 11,000-square-foot facility
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Hoback will perform three solo dances June 24-26 at OZ Arts
Paul Vasterling’s Seasons and Jennifer Archibald’s Posters bring the company back to the stage
In normal years, Kindling Arts Festival brings us several days of top-notch theater and dance performances that showcase the city’s formidable talent. Like so many of our local arts institutions, Kindling has adapted its programming to suit our stay-at-home lives, with excellent virtual perf…
Prior to Thursday evening’s performance of The Triangle, New Dialect artistic director Banning Bouldin spoke to an enthusiastic group of patrons at OZ Arts Nashville about the origins of the piece, which she created in response to a life-altering diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
Patricia Cross started dancing when she was a little girl, and she quickly fell in love with the exploration of different stories and feelings through movement. Through her professional work as the founder and executive director of Rejoice School of Ballet, she’s gotten to hold onto that fal…
For nearly two centuries, world exhibitions were all the rage in Europe and the United States. Great cities, including Nashville in 1897, staged world’s fairs to showcase the latest and greatest achievements of the Western world. Implicit in all these expos was the idea that Western culture …
Anyone who doubts the enduring power of gender stereotypes needs to talk with Alicia Keys. After the pop star said she’d no longer wear makeup, the Twittersphere was ablaze with comments, many of them negative, about Keys’ perceived attack on acceptable social fashion. In the end, the 35-yea…
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More than three years since the Christmas Day bombing, the historic downtown district enters…
The northwest quadrant of the county features rolling hills, open spaces and wildlife — and …