Author: Grace Krenz

Coming Soon: It’s a Wonderful Life

If you’ve always loved the film but wished it was in color, then things are going even better than you’d hoped: It’s a Wonderful Life is coming to the stageRead More

Our Local Frankenstein

Now that autumn weather has arrived, book lovers find that 19th century literature has extra appeal, and nothing fits cold dreary days better than Gothic stories. One story that featuresRead More

Broadway at TPAC

A Delightful Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast needs no introduction, and neither does the familiar Disney animated film. The Broadway adaptation premiered in 1994 (a few years after the film) and is onRead More

At the Darkhorse Theater

Women in Theatre’s Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson

Sherlock Holmes is a cultural phenomenon that has been massive since the 1880’s, from almost the beginning of the detective genre. While everybody knows Edgar Alan Poe’s The Raven andRead More

Coming Soon: Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson: Apt 2B

The always enjoyable Women in Theatre (WIT) Nashville takes advantage of the autumn weather to bring us a literary classic reimagined: Kate Hamill’s irreverent, darkly comic, modern take on SirRead More

Coming Soon: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is on its North American Tour, celebrating its 30th Anniversary. The classic story and the beloved Disney animated film are given new life on theRead More

Broadway at TPAC

The Outsiders are In

If you never had The Outsiders appear in your reading list, the plot takes place over a short period of time. It happens in Tulsa in the late 1960’s, withRead More

The MCR Interview:

A Broadway Actress Speaks about Life on Tour: Holly Ann Butler

Disney’s North American Tour of Beauty and the Beast is coming to Nashville in early November. Holly Ann Butler, who is playing the role of Madame, took the time toRead More

Bar Dykes at the Darkhorse

An ode to Queer resilience, Bar Dykes takes place in a lesbian bar over the course of one night in the late 1950’s. It explores pre-Stonewall lesbian culture, relationships, roles andRead More

Lucky Stiff in Franklin

The Pull-Tight Players present Lucky Stiff, a musical murder mystery farce based on the novel The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo. Written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty,Read More