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The Culmination of the Sacral Series: An Interview with Becca Hoback

In Solus, Nashville-based choreographer and performer Becca Hoback brings the culmination of her multi-year Sacral Series to the stage with bracing honesty, emotional intensity, and arresting physicality. Known for her fluid, introspective movement language, Hoback channels the deeply personal process of deconstructing belief systems into a multidisciplinary performance that merges dance, film, and live music. Barely a week before the work’s premiere at OZ Arts Nashville on December 5 & 6, in conversation with the Music City Review, Hoback reflects on the inspirations, challenges, and collaborative processes that have shaped this raw and resonant artistic journey. MCR: Solus is describedRead More

Ian Edward White: Townes Ferry Pike

For Ian Edward White, it seems that a map is less a grid of coordinates and more a constellation of feelings. In his latest exhibition at the Baldwin Photographic Gallery,Read More

Ogemdi Ude’s MAJOR at OZ Arts Nashville

Ogemdi Ude’s MAJOR, presented at OZ Arts February 12th through the 14th, displayed the intersection of Black girlhood, somatic memory, and the legacy of HBCU majorette culture. Majorette has aRead More

Benjamin Chakoian Jones' Great Spaces (Concert Review)

Occupying The Great Space

What does it mean to be spatially aware? Sure, one might be aware of their immediate surroundings, but what of the space we all inhabit? Composer Benjamin Chakoian Jones grapplesRead More

Coming to TPAC

Broadway’s Suffs

It’s almost America’s 250th birthday, and the Tony Award-winning musical Suffs is on tour! Suffs is about suffragists: brilliant, passionate, and funny American women who fought tirelessly for the rightRead More

Pride and Prejudice Comes to Smyrna

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person in possession of great taste must be in want of a live theater adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Springhouse Theatre Company,Read More

The TSU Meistersingers Bring Down the House with their Parthenon Debut

On the evening of Super Bowl Sunday, music lovers packed the Parthenon at Centennial Park full in anticipation of a double-billing of wonderful music. Organized by the Centennial Park ConservancyRead More

Vanderbilt presents Seeds from Svalbard: a collaborative project

In summer 2025, Vanderbilt faculty Jana Harper, Lutz Koepnick, and Jonathan Rattner journeyed to Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic that often appears in headlines as either a climateRead More

Bernstein and Leshnoff Shine at the Nashville Symphony

The weekend of February 13th included one of those shows at the Nashville Symphony that attendees will remember fondly. Guest conductor Robert Spano, currently Music Director of the Fort WorthRead More

Donna Woodley: Fly Grannies and the Height of Her Powers

In the current Tennessee State University faculty exhibition, two paintings by Donna Woodley have been drawing a particular kind of attention. One of my Art Appreciation students summed it upRead More

Biomimicry de Keisha Lopez en The Electric Shed

For English, Click Here En diciembre de 2025, Biomimicry, la exposición individual de Keisha Lopez en The Electric Shed, curada por David Onri Anderson, ofreció al público de Nashville muchoRead More