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“What are we doing here, that is the question. And we are blessed in this, that we happen to know the answer. Yes, in the immense confusion one thing alone is clear. We are waiting for Godot to come … ”
― Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot

Review: ‘MJ the Musical’ – All that Glitters

BY ALAN SHERROD   Jukebox musicals have become an important slice of the pie that…

Review: In the Castle of Eternal Sunset – A Critical Hit for Immersive Theatre in Knoxville

BY HAYLEY WILSON   For three nights only, First Take Co. and Fable Hollow Bookshoppe…

Review: TKD’s ‘Doubt, A Parable’

BY HAYLEY WILSON   In the opening monologue of John Patrick Shanley’s 2005 Pulitzer Prize…

Review: New Play Fest Offers Staged Reading of ‘A Sad Vampire’ by Aleah Vassell

BY HAYLEY WILSON   In addition to a spotlight production headlining the festival, the Tennessee…

Review: Tennessee Stage Company Presents New Play ‘Landscape, With Color’

BY HAYLEY WILSON   Tennessee Stage Company’s New Play Fest is in full swing this…

Review: River and Rail Theatre Company – ‘Little Women’

BY ALAN SHERROD   Adapting classic literature for the stage filtered through a contemporary lens…

Review: TKD’s ‘A Sherlock Carol’ – A Delightful Holiday Mystery

BY HAYLEY WILSON   Who would have thought that two of our most beloved franchises…

Review: A Clarence Brown Theatre Tradition Refreshed — Dickens ‘A Christmas Carol’

BY ALAN SHERROD   It is fair to say that our Christmas season today would…

First Take Co.’s Upcoming ‘In The Castle of Eternal Sunset’

BY HAYLEY WILSON   New Playwright, Unexpected Venue, and an Emphasis on Play First Take…

Review: ‘The Book of Mormon’ at the Tennessee Theatre – Still Outrageous Fun

‘The Book of Mormon’ is now well-ensconced in a third U.S. tour—this one non-AEA— that took to the road in 2022. That tour is currently making a stop for eight performances at the Tennessee Theatre through November 16.

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