Lunchtime Preview: Nashville Ballet's Attitude
Proudly sponsored by Vanderbilt University
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DateApr 23, 2025
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Event Starts12 PM to 1 PM
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VenueThe Martin Center for Nashville Ballet
3630 Redmon Street
Nashville, TN 37209 -
Doors OpenLunch served at 11:30 AM
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Will CallCheck In At Event
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Ticket PricesFree - Reservation Required
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On SaleOn Sale Now
Event Details
Dive into the transformative world of Nashville Ballet’s Attitude series, where groundbreaking contemporary ballets bring to life stories of the human spirit. We'll learn about world premiere of Erase the Night from Nashville Ballet's Artistic Director, Nick Mullikin, Composer Jordan Lehning, and Projection Designer Sharon Huizinga; and we'll enjoy performance excerpts. Space is limited, so make your reservation today!
This is a TPAC InsideOut event and is not a full performance. Presenting guest lineups are subject to change.
A free box lunch will be served to all registrants.
Reservation Event
Tickets will not be available at Will Call or on TPAC's concierge mobile app. This is a non-ticketed general admission reservation event. All patrons will Check-In at the event.
This event is free, but registration is required.
Itinerary
- Lunch served beginning at 11:30 AM
- Program from 12 PM to 1 PM
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Attitude
Dive into the transformative world of Nashville Ballet’s Attitude series, where groundbreaking contemporary ballets bring to life stories of the human spirit. This season highlights the exceptional talents of Jennifer Archibald and Penny Saunders, along with a riveting world premiere by Artistic Director Nick Mullikin, title “Erase the Night.” Their unique visions come alive on stage, offering an experience not just of dance, but of deep emotional resonance and thought-provoking narratives. Join us for a performance that promises to enchant, challenge, and inspire. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the transformative power of ballet.
Content Warning: This ballet performance contains scenes depicting alcohol use and addiction, which may be sensitive or triggering for some audience members.
