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With TPAC’s 2021-22 Season for Young People, we look forward to bringing both virtual and in person performances to you and your students. Full information and […]
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In this Arts Appetizer we speak with Bowling Green native Bronson Norris Murphy who plays the Phantom, Sean Thompson who plays Raoul, and Christi Dortch the […]
W.C. Fields famously remarked “never work with animals or children,” because they’re invariably scene stealers. School of Rock, the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Julian Fellowes musical, based on […]
Coveted awards for Best Performance by an Actress and Best Performance by an Actor were presented to Reneé Rapp (Charlotte, NC) and Andrew Barth Feldman (New York, NY) at the 10th Annual Jimmy Awards June 25 at the Minskoff Theatre on Broadway.
Athens, Alabama, church, and the first song he wrote in 7th grade called “Brains” is what makes up R&B musician Anderson East. He first moved to […]
Deb and Howard Thompson gave their final bow at Waitress earlier this June after thirty years of volunteering at TPAC. Deb and Howard started volunteering in 1988 when the […]
Class is now in session! Broadway legend Andrew Lloyd Webber’s high-octane Broadway and West End hit School of Rock – The Musical comes to Nashville for a […]
Kathleen O’Brien, Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s President and Chief Executive Officer since 2005, will retire from her leadership post in July 2019, at the end of the nonprofit’s next fiscal year. O’Brien, the first and only woman to lead TPAC in its almost 38-year history, started as Public Affairs Director in 1988 and has led the organization through several, often historic, transitions during her tenure.
Australian Indie/Alternative singer-songwriter Tash Sultana is bringing her Flow State World Tour to War Memorial Auditorium on November 23! Tash is a dynamic young artist who […]