Olde Worlde Theatre is proud to present the time honored classic Little Red Riding Hood. It’s a story of a girl who experiences the consequences of not making the correct choices. Along the way we will meet Grandma Millie, the Big Bad Wolf, and other colorful characters. This show will have cool music, special effects, mime dance sequences, and fun, silly comedy to tickle your funny bone.

 All performances are kid-friendly and appropriate for all ages.

 Street Theatre Company’s Third Annual Fundraiser is Thursday, August 12, 2010! STC will transform Limelight, a premiere events facility in East Nashville, into a Vegas casino.

General admission ticket prices include $30,000 worth of playing chips, fine hors d’oeuvres, cash bar, silent auction and a stellar cabaret performance featuring STC company members.

VIP tickets additionally include an extra $30,000 worth of chips, complimentary drink ticket, a surprise performance, and free commemorative photo from the event. Vegas attire preferred but not required.

Be ready to bid on some spectacular Silent Auction items! Additionally, three prizes will be awarded to those with the most money at the end of the night.

 Your attendance will support STC and allow us to continue our mission to foster professional, affordable and accessible theatre, music and arts education in Nashville by producing the highest quality performances and educational workshops, and providing artistic opportunities for young people.

Family-owned Chaffin’s is Nashville’s premier professional theatre, offering the area’s most unique dining and entertainment experience for 40 years. Along with a mouth-watering Southern Style buffet, this theatre produces top quality comedies, musicals and mysteries. Be impressed by the theatre-in-the round with its “magic stage” that descends from the ceiling at the start of each exciting production!

It’s Rydell High’s senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding “Burger Palace Boys” and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking “Pink Ladies.” One of the world’s most popular musicals, Grease is the look and sound of the 1950s, complete with pedal-pushers and bobby socks. Head “greaser” Danny Zuko and new (good) girl Sandy Dumbrowski try to relive the high romance of their “Summer Nights” as the rest of the gang sings and dances its way through such songs as “Greased Lightnin’”, “It’s Raining on Prom Night”, “Alone at the Drive-In Movie” recalling the music of Buddy Holly, Little Richard and Elvis Presley that became the soundtrack of a generation.

Grueling marches and bloody battles only tell a small fraction of the story of most Civil War soldiers. Most of their time between campaigns were spent in camp. Visitors will get a chance to learn about the varied activities that occupied soldiers when they were not fighting for their lives on a battlefield.

This country musical stars nineteen-year-old Hank Williams Jr., who plays Grady, a prideful, stubborn farm boy with musical talents. Grady’s uncle (Ed Begley) discourages the young singer’s creative abilities. When the family falls on desperate times, Grady turns to his guitar to support the farm. Presented in support of the featured exhibit Family Tradition: The Williams Family Legacy Presented by SunTrust. From the museum’s Frist Library and Archive. Ninety minutes. Free. Made Possible by Iron Mountain Film and Sound Archives.

Mark Twain’s timeless classic sweeps us down the mighty Mississippi as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend Jim, a slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Their adventures along the way are hilarious, suspenseful and heartwarming, bringing to life favorite characters from the novel-the Widow Douglas and her stern sister, Miss Watson; the uproarious King and Duke, who may or may not be as harmless as they seem; Huck’s partner in crime, Tom Sawyer, and their rowdy gang of pals; Huck’s drunken father, the sinister Pap Finn; the lovely Mary Jane Wilkes and her trusting family. Propelled by an award-winning score from Roger Miller, the king of country music, this jaunty journey provides a brilliantly theatrical celebration of pure Americana.

Original Tennessee Rep Production: 1991/1992 Season

The Tennessee Rep production of Big River will be a companion piece to Nashville Children’s Theatre’s production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (fall 2009). Both productions are featured as a part of Nashville’s “One City, One Author” celebration of Mark Twain presented by the Nashville Public Library.

March 5-March 13, 2010

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AS YOU LIKE IT tracks the travails of young lovers and despotic rulers as they chase one another from the palace of Duke Frederick to the Forest of Arden. This classic work weaves together memorable characters, incomparable poetry and a little magic before drawing to a happy ending.

Note: This show will be performed on March 5, 6, 12, and 13.

February 26-March 14, 2010

Tennessee Women’s Theater Project presents the regional premiere of Secrets of a Soccer Mom, by Kathleen Clark. This comedy-with-a-kick is set on the sidelines of a mother-son soccer game, where three women discover that the competition kindles a desire to recapture their spirit of adventure. Acclaimed by critics and popular with audiences in its off-Broadway run, Secrets of a Soccer Mom manages to combine laugh-out-loud comedy with a thought-provoking examination of motherhood.

Tennessee Performing Arts Center, TPAC

January 19-January 24, 2010

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101 DALMATIANS THE MUSICAL is an experience for the entire family about what it means to be a family, canine and courageous. More than a simple story about good versus bad, the family bands together to overcome every hurdle and hardship in the most difficult times.

Led by the creative team of Jerry Zaks (La Cage Auz Folles, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Everybody Loves Raymond), B.T. McNicholl (Spamalot, Billy Elliot, Cabaret) and Dennis DeYoung (founding member of the rock group Styx, The Hunchback of Notre Dame), 101 DALMATIANS THE MUSICAL will transport audiences to a slightly topsy-turvy, exciting, and altogether fantastic reality that gives grand license for song, dance and spectacle in a one-of-a-kind show that will leave everyone cheering.