Month: March 2025

A Review of ‘Human Resources’ presented by Nashville Story Garden and OZ Arts Nashville

As a trailblazer that continues its commitment in supporting the out-of-the-box local and international theatrical expression, OZ Arts Nashville doesn’t seem to shy away from transforming itself to accommodate theRead More

An Afternoon of Chamber Music with ALIAS

Versión en español aquí In the heart of Nashville, between the bustle of honky-tonk bars and party buses, ALIAS, a Nashville-based chamber ensemble, is working to provide a voice for theRead More

La Tarde de Música de Cámara con ALIAS

Version in English Here En el corazón de Nashville, entre el bullicio de los bares de honky-tonk y los autobuses de fiesta, ALIAS, un conjunto de cámara con sede en Nashville,Read More

Tiny Beautiful Things This Weekend

Based on the best-selling book by Cheryl Strayed (author of the memoir Wild), Tiny Beautiful Things is a celebration of the simple beauty of being human. This funny and deeplyRead More

The MCR Interview

Soprano Rainelle Krause on Nashville’s Lucia di Lammermoor, the Queen of the Night, and other things!

Ahead of her upcoming appearance in Nashville Opera’s production of Gaetano Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor on April 3rd and 5th, Journalist Sarah Featherston speaks with Soprano Rainelle Krause on theRead More

Norma y la Reinvención de la Tragedia: Reflexiones desde Florencia 

Version in English Here En la cuna del humanismo cada dimensión del ser se erige en un fascinante balance entre el pasado y la contemporaneidad. La introspección espiritual resuena enRead More

From Our Far-flung Correspondents Series:

Norma and the Reinvention of Tragedy: Reflections from Florence 

Versión en español aquí  In the cradle of humanism, every dimension of being erects in a fascinating balance between the past and contemporaneity. Spiritual introspection resonates within acoustic spheres infused withRead More

Companion Exhibitions at the Frist

David C. Driskell and Friends; Kindred Spirits: Creativity, Collaboration and Friendship

Most people, including the artists themselves, see visual arts as a solitary profession.  Dancers move in companies or corps, musicians play in bands or orchestras, actors perform in ensembles orRead More

At the Schermerhorn

SPECULATION, MANIFESTATION, AND A LITTLE CONTROVERSY: THE NSO Performs SCHUBERT, WILLIAMS, GOLIJOV, AND STRAUSS II

“Speculation, Manifestation, and a Little Controversy,” aptly describes the Nashville Symphony Orchestra’s program on March 14th and 15th. First, Schubert’s “Unfinished Symphony” remains a subject of musicological speculation as toRead More

Mamma Mia!

A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget! Set on a Greek island paradise where the sun always shines, a tale ofRead More