Theater Archives - Page 51 of 119

Find Your Grail

by Chris Davis February 13, 2014July 29, 2019

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Howard McGillin Headlines the Tennessee Shakespeare Company’s Fifth-Annual Gala

by Chris Davis February 7, 2014October 8, 2019

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Family Matters: “Other Desert Cities” and “Death of a Salesman” face the final curtain

by Chris Davis February 6, 2014March 11, 2020

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Playhouse on the Square Announces 2014-15 Season

by Chris Davis February 6, 2014February 8, 2021

Intermission Impossible, Theater

MSO Crisis: By the Numbers

by Chris Davis February 5, 2014February 26, 2020

Intermission Impossible, Theater

The Memphis Symphony Orchestra is in Crisis. How Did We Get Here?

by Chris Davis February 4, 2014January 29, 2021

Intermission Impossible, Theater

A Review that Goes like This: If you’re not sick to death of people who aren’t members of Monty Python performing Monty Python routines, “Spamalot” is good fun

by Chris Davis January 31, 2014January 17, 2021

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Helen Keller Jokes: GCT’s “The Miracle Worker” is what it is

by Chris Davis January 31, 2014February 10, 2021

Intermission Impossible, Theater

“The Warriors”: Rhodes Remembers the 1998 West Side Playground Shooting

by Chris Davis January 30, 2014February 25, 2020

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Wicked Good: The Orpheum announces a $25 ticket lottery for “Wicked” fans

by Chris Davis January 23, 2014February 15, 2019

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Ghosts of Crosstown, an original opera with libretto by Jerre Dye, previews at Crosstown Arts

by Chris Davis January 23, 2014February 5, 2021

Intermission Impossible, Theater

Playhouse on the Square Announces its Second NewWorks Competition

by Chris Davis January 17, 2014January 17, 2021

Theater

Find Your Grail

Howard McGillin Headlines the Tennessee Shakespeare Company’s Fifth-Annual Gala

Family Matters: “Other Desert Cities” and “Death of a Salesman” face the final curtain

Playhouse on the Square Announces 2014-15 Season

MSO Crisis: By the Numbers

The Memphis Symphony Orchestra is in Crisis. How Did We Get Here?

A Review that Goes like This: If you’re not sick to death of people who aren’t members of Monty Python performing Monty Python routines, “Spamalot” is good fun

Helen Keller Jokes: GCT’s “The Miracle Worker” is what it is

“The Warriors”: Rhodes Remembers the 1998 West Side Playground Shooting

Wicked Good: The Orpheum announces a $25 ticket lottery for “Wicked” fans

Ghosts of Crosstown, an original opera with libretto by Jerre Dye, previews at Crosstown Arts

Playhouse on the Square Announces its Second NewWorks Competition

Memphis Youth Symphony Program’s Finale Concerts

OUTMemphis Temporarily Closes Following Shooting

American Revival: Rekindling Community with Music, Stories, and Dialogue

Memphis Flyer Podcast May 7, 2025: Beer and Politics

NAACP Sues xAI for Immediate Stop to Southaven Operations

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