Adults-only puppet show ‘Die Hard: A Christmas Carol’ runs Nov. 18-23 at TPAC
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‘The Merry Wives of Windsor,’ playing through Sept. 21 at OneC1ty, is fast-paced fun
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The company’s eighth annual festival will be as essential as ever
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Justin Huertas’ empowering musical fable, directed by Deonté L. Warren, runs through June 28
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The ballet premieres May 2-4 as part of Nashville Ballet’s ‘Attitude’ series
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Epoch Tribe adapts the stories of real Nashvillians for the TPAC stage
The passionate and profoundly engaging musical is at TPAC through April 13
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The new play from Nashville Story Garden and Nate Eppler premieres March 27 at OZ Arts
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The Youth About Business production shows that legacy starts in the heart
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Katori Hall’s 'The Mountaintop,' based on the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and presented by Nashville Rep, leads our picks for this season’s top theater events
The fresh adaptation — showing this month at the FSD Performing Arts Center in Franklin — combines timeless storytelling with artistic vision
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The reimagined play — showing Dec. 6-8 at OZ — is still on the cutting edge
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The playful, forward-thinking opera contends with America’s racial legacy
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The glitzy musical continues through Oct. 20
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Vanderbilt’s Eco-Grief Initiative delves into the anxiety of living through climate change
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Our picks for the season's best theater and dance performances
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The Summer Shakespeare production premieres Aug. 29 at OneC1ty
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The festival of subversive performances runs July 18-21 throughout Nashville
Jason Spelbring will replace longtime director Denice Hicks, who steps down in September
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The musical premieres June 14 at The Barbershop Theater
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The show continues through May 19 at TPAC
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The vibrant and innovative show comes to OZ Arts this weekend
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The outstanding production continues through April 14 at TPAC’s Polk Theater
The seventh annual event is organized around the theme of ‘Imperfections’
With Paula Vogel’s 'Indecent,' Nashville Rep explores timely themes and the power of theater
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Micah-Shane Brewer’s adaptation is at TPAC through Dec. 17
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The acclaimed performance comes to OZ Arts Nov. 30 through Dec. 10
The beloved artistic executive director announced she’ll transition in September
The celebrated performer comes to OZ Arts in October
Nashville Children’s Theatre leads our roster of the season’s best theatrical events
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The complex family portrait is onstage through Aug. 6
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The innovative fest takes place July 27-30 at various Nashville locations
OZ’s Brave New Works Lab and Scottish Ballet’s The Crucible lead the summer’s performing arts selections
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Jeanine Tesori’s unconventional musical runs through the weekend at TPAC
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The longtime artistic director will retire at the end of the season
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Theater students team up to present Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play
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The Nashville Rep production is at TPAC’s Johnson Theater through April 2
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Nashville Ballet explores local stories with the world premiere of 'Anthology'
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The Nashville Opera production runs this weekend at the Noah Liff Opera Center
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Street will host a celebratory open house Sunday at The Barbershop Theater
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The landmark was the location of 1960s sit-ins. Now it’s emblematic of larger Nashville conversations.
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Bekah Brunstetter’s play is onstage through Oct. 30 at TPAC’s Johnson Theater
Nashville Story Garden presents the U.S. premiere of Lucy Kirkwood’s The Welkin
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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
The play marks Matt Logan Productions and the Rabbit Room’s newly established theater program
A queer Garden of Eden, '80s cartoons, a fight club in song and more top the list
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
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