Month: April 2026

At TPAC

Riverdance 30: The New Generation

The Nashville engagement of Riverdance 30: The New Generation delivered exactly what longtime fans and newcomers alike hope for: a vibrant, high-energy celebration of Irish music and dance that feelsRead More

OZ Arts Presents Hiroaki Umeda’s assimilating and Moving State 1

Presented by OZ Arts Nashville, assimilating and Moving State 1 is an immersive multimedia work conceived and led by Japanese choreographer, visual artist, and sound designer Hiroaki Umeda. Integrating danceRead More

Coming to TPAC: Sister Act

The Nashville Repertory Theatre presents Sister Act! Featuring original music by Tony- and eight-time Oscar winner, Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast, Little Shop of Horrors), Sister Act is the feel-goodRead More

Coming to the Nashville Children's Theatre

Seussical: the Musical

Nashville Children’s Theatre (NCT) invites audiences of all ages to join them this spring for its production of Seussical: The Musical, a show based on the fantastical world of Dr.Read More

Coming Soon

The New One-Woman Musical: NASH

A concert reading of the new musical NASH featuring Nashville songwriter, Katie Boeck, is coming this weekend! NASH tells the story of a singer/songwriter who returns to her small MissouriRead More

The Fire Cycle culminates at the Forge

A new multidisciplinary film project by director Clay Steakley and choreographer Becca Hoback will premiere April 21, marking a milestone both for the artists and for Nashville’s presence on aRead More

At the Schermerhorn

A Night in Space

This past weekend, our Nashville Symphony came together once again for an evening of exquisite music. The newest event in their classical series featured a space themed program. Joaquín Rodrigo’sRead More

Pat Metheny at the Ryman

Occasionally, when attending a concert, a patron may subtly check their watch. There are two primary reasons for this. The first reason, to see how much longer they might haveRead More

Jazz Beat — April

This Month’s Highlights Here are the performances this month that I have picked out as really special, ones you won’t be able to catch any day of the week. TheyRead More

At L&L Market

Pop in for Pop-Up Shakespeare!

It’s impossible to live in Nashville and not be a fan of the Nashville Shakespeare Festival. I’m especially fond of their pop-up shows in delightful Nashville locations, and I’m soRead More