The lovely and talent ladies of Nashville's Music City Burlesque are a reason to be proud of living…read morein this city. Beautiful and skilled burlesque dancers who make me proud to be a woman! Most of their performances are at Marathon Music Works, though I have also seen shows at Darkhouse Theater and Exit In (I have reviews for all the venues) but the Marathon shows are the best. They have a Cabin Fever show each winter which is worth braving the cold for. They have done special shows with the touring Suicide Girls and with local songwriters. The tickets are always reasonably priced so there's no excuse not to go. These ladies are not strippers. They are dancers, classical and edgy. So many people I know are nervous about going to one of their shows but these are classy, fun girls providing classy, fun entertainment. The crowds are energetic and great to be a part of. The dancing is about tantalizing, teasing, enticing...and it's fun! Their skits are a combination of dance and humor and beauty. I would highly recommend attending one of these shows. You will not be disappointed. I am proud to say I attend every show I can and I bring anyone I can with me, and everyone has fun...so check out their website and check out their shows!

True burlesque performers, with one eye focused on the origins of the art and another on the…read morecutting edge. These girls have it all! Every member brings their own style, grace, and energy to each act. There are the burlesque purists, the sex bombs, the comics and the alternative performers. If you are new to Nashville, a long time fan, or just passing through: add an McB show to your to do list.

We did an evening here watching the play Back to the Future. It's a fairly modern and large theater…read morethat was well designed when built. It's starting to show its age with things like worn carpet. Our seats were in the 'nose bleed' section and although the entire stage was visible we were quite a distance from the performance. Bathrooms were under built for the number of people. Concession stands were also under sized for the number of patrons resulting in very long lines. The play we saw was excellent, the theater needs some work.

TPAC has a great selection of events, between Nashville Rep Company, Nashville Ballet, and touring…read moreBroadway productions. Views and sound are great throughout the orchestra, grand tier, and balcony section. I also love snagging a deal in the loge section, with slightly obstructed views. The ushers are always very helpful in answering questions and assisting in locations your seats. The location of the stairs/elevators and the bathrooms create frequent bottlenecks around the theater. I also never purchase concessions due to the pricing.

Williamson County Performing Arts Center is doing amazing work bringing in different artists and…read moretributes to past legends and genres of music. Center management is doing an excellent job of offering a variety of styles and experiences.

Amazing theater and amazing show! The sound and lights were great and the band was great!read more

Just adding my voice to that of others who are fans of this local theater company. Venue is small…read morebut they make the most of it. We are constantly amazed at what they can do with the very small space! Kudos to the Stage and props folks! There are no reserved seats but every seat is close to the stage. A line usually forms out front ahead of time and part of the fun is meeting your fellow theater patrons. Every production we have seen has been first rate. They don't shy away from any genres either, musicals, comedies, drama, you name it! The talent that is active in this area is outstanding. After each performance, there is also an opportunity to meet, greet and thank the cast members out front of the theater. Last weekend, we were able to experience Guys and Dolls, a classic musical theater production and they did an incredible job bringing it to the "small stage". Well acted, well performed, the music was spot on and a big shoutout to the Costumer - those "period" clothes were perfect, right down to the broaches and earrings worn by the ladies. If you want to take in a show, you need to contact them early. Given the small space in the theater and the large number of season ticket holders, there aren't usually many available seats. Even better, become a season ticket holder (like we did!) and you won't regret it!

My husband and I just left The Odd Couple and we laughed the entire time! What a great,…read morehigh-quality theater production at affordable ticket prices. The actors were very talented, the set was perfect, and the intimate venue made for a personable and welcoming experience. This was our first time attending a Pull-Tight Players production and now we're already excited about attending the next show! (For what it's worth, I really enjoy plays but my husband isn't typically a big fan...yet we both had a blast.) Don't miss this gem!

This has been such a great place for our kids to be in real plays and productions! Many great…read morefamilies are involved.... and all the work the kids and the directors put into the production each time is incredible. Our daughters just love to be up on the stage with friends too.

From the owner: Bravo Creative Arts Center in a non profit 501c3 organization dedicated to serving children and…read moreteens in the performing arts and bringing quality, family friendly entertainment to the the Music City area.

Great venue! This is a beautiful and historic theater, and the staff is always incredibly friendly…read moreand helpful. Because the theater is relatively small, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. They have some basic snacks and drinks, including a good selection of beer and wine. We try to make a point of keeping track of what shows and movies are coming to the Franklin Theatre, as it is always great to have an excuse to visit this great theater!

Still one of my favorite places to catch a musical act. They also show Holiday movies around…read moreChristmas and other films throughout the year. A true asset to the community.

I'm so glad to see a local theatre like this in the outskirts of Nashville! They have a TON of…read moreheart here and I'd way rather give my dollars over to locals who are fantastically talented than seeing a blah blah whatever on the big screen. Of course I love the big screen too, but this is a great way to not only be entertained but support your artist neighbor. The good: * The actors/singers/dancers - all the talent. They are really really good. They were much better than I expected and there were even a few of them that I think could easily compete with the pros. * It's charming. There's lots of heart. * The parking lot is big, it's easy to park and walk right in. * their website is good and makes it easy to order tickets in advance. The bad: *The sound system, "band" (aka keyboard) and mics. OUCH. I'm maybe more picky than your normal joe, but boy could they use an upgrade. * One bathroom. ONE. On the night I was there we were seeing SPAMalot with about 40 Senior Citizens. Intermission took an eternity. Not to mention the bathroom is up front by the stage - making it awkward and interrupting if you need to use it during the show. * Uncomfortable hotel conference chairs. And if you're not on the upper raised part, you might get a ruined view if the person in front of you is tall or has big hair. Whah whah. You should check it out and support this wonderful troupe. We paid $18 to see SPAMalot on a Thursday which I think was painfully overpriced - but alas, I do want to support this kind of venture. I think most shows are under $15 which would be more reasonable. So check it out and enjoy these TRULY talented folks!!

Loved it. A great place to see a show. Don't let the outside fool you. Yeah it's a store front…read morebut once you are inside you wouldn't know it. They have some awesome talent and good show. Bathroom situation can be frustrating to handle the crowd so be prepared. Arrive early. It's not TPAC but it's not a bad experience.

My husband and I and a good friend went to the Nashville Repertory Theatre for the first time last…read morenight to see "Inherit the Wind," a classic play about the Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee. The theater is small and intimate, and you have a great view of the stage from the seats. The production was wonderful, the theater intimate, and the experience delightful. I'll certainly be back at the Nashville Repertory Theatre the next time they have a play I'm interested in, which I imagine will be soon!

Turn your AC on in the Polk Theatre, pretty please?…read more I went and saw Spank on Saturday and the musical itself was amazing, but I thought I was going to have a heat stroke sitting there. Shew! I could hear a lot of people around me discussing the same issue too. I've never had any problems with the rest of TPAC though. It's a great place to see live theatre and I've definitely got my eye on some season passes for next year. They always have such wonderful performances. I also love they do Twitter deals for discounted play tickets. My love for TPAC can't be tamed.

On Saturday night, I attended an opera starring Belmont students and I was totally impressed. Not…read moreonly did I have any idea that the Troutt theater existed but the shows were relatively inexpensive (Free for Belmont students, $5 for anyone with a student ID, and $10-15 for the general public). The building itself is beautiful with marble floors and statues and the theater is small but comfortable with optimal seating throughout. There is even a balcony if you wish to sit above the crowd. I'd definitely check out another show!

A first-rate venue for its size. Not a bad seat in the house, great acoustics and lighting. Love…read morethe lobby and the access to the street and sidewalk on Belmont Blvd. We were very appreciative of how hospitable the staff was to the Salama theatre group.

Talk about a super fun date night! If you've never been, add it to your must do list. Where to…read morestart?!?! The food...A nice spread, started with a nice salad, my wife and I had the chicken, potatoes, and asparagus (Cooked to perfection, might I add), and ended with some bomb tiramisu. The service is impeccable! From the bartender (best Old Fashioned I've ever had in Franklin), to the actors/actresses who were funny, kept the crowd engaged, and are excellent at their craft. Absolutely nothing to complain about. Like I said earlier, add it to your date night "bucket list"...

Great evening with the Dinner Detective. So much fun as a corporate event. Highly recommend it.read more