Year: 2024

de la ópera de nashville

La ópera necesitaba a Florencia y el realismo mágico necesitaba una ópera 

(English Version here: https://wp.me/pabEmc-2Ic) —¡Hace años que esperábamos este momento! Una llave de plata: la voz luminosa de Florencia Grimaldi reabrirá la cerradura dormida del teatro – Anunciaba un hombreRead More

From the Nashville Opera

The opera needed Florencia, and magical realism needed an opera 

(versión en español aquí: https://wp.me/pabEmc-2Ib) — For years we have waited for this moment! A silver key: Florencia Grimaldi’s dazzling voice will reopen the theater’s dormant lock – announced aRead More

Girl From the North Country: the Bob Dylan Jukebox Musical

In the Broadway musical Girl from the North Country, joy and sorrow are felt collectively, and they transcend temporal limits. Irish playwright and director Conor McPherson joins forces with composerRead More

The Simon & Garfunkel Story Made New Fans

The Simon & Garfunkel Story, which was at TPAC February 1st, is a must-see for any folk-rock fan. The show spans the entire careers of Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon,Read More

The Lion In Winter; the Circle Players Impress

This is the first production by the Circle Players that I have seen. They are Nashville’s oldest all-volunteer performing arts organization, and it’s clear by the quality of their productionRead More

Preview of ‘Indecent’ coming at TPAC

  Inspired by the true events surrounding a controversial 1923 Broadway play, Paula Vogel’s Indecent tells the behind-the-scenes story of the courageous artists who risked their lives to perform aRead More

From the Nashville Shakespeare Festival

Pop-Upright Shakespeare’s Richard III: Historical Tragedy for Fun

The Nashville Shakespeare Festival does more than their Summer Shakespeare. Besides partnering with local universities for winter or spring plays, they do staged readings. Or in this case, a “pop-upright”Read More

The MCR Interview

Shamel Pitts, Founder and Artistic Director of TRIBE

The MCR Interview: Journalist Y. Kendell interviews Shamel Pitts, the founder and artistic director of TRIBE, about performance art, afrofuturism, the complexities of race and identity. TRIBE will be performingRead More

Girl From the North Country at TPAC

Set in a boarding house during the Great Depression era in Bob Dylan’s hometown of Duluth, Minnesota, Girl from the North Country depicts a close-knit community as their life pathsRead More

Valentine’s Day with Patti LaBelle and the Nashville Symphony

“Where my background singers, whoo?!” The viral video of Patti LaBelle finding a way to make her live performance work at the 1996 National Tree Lighting amidst a series ofRead More