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Review: Theatre Knoxville Downtown’s ‘The Elephant Man’
Theatre Knoxville Downtown presents Bernard Pomerance’s 1977 The Elephant Man. Directed by Sarah Campbell and set during ...
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Film Review: ‘Anora’ refuses to like you, but you’ll like her
The first half of 'Anora' is some of the most fun you’ll ever have. Our charming yet childish co-lead Russian is Ivan—who ...
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The first half of ‘Anora’ is some of the most fun you’ll ever have. Our charming yet childish co-lead Russian is Ivan—who also goes by Vanya—oozes Gen-z status by taking hits of his THC vape pen and ...
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Review: ‘How To Defend Yourself’ in the Lab Theatre at CBT
The Clarence Brown Theatre presents a troubling and thoughtful recent play, Liliana Padilla’s 2018 How to Defend Yourself, to UTK’s campus, directed by Jayne Morgan. How to Defend Yourself is about ...
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Review: Knoxville Opera Finds Treasure with ‘The Pirates of Penzance’
Although the American musical theatre has had a colorful existence of innovation and evolution, it owes that existence to the ...
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This Week: Knoxville Opera’s ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ at Tennessee Theatre
On first glance, the very idea of mentioning Broadway’s musical hit, Hamilton, and the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Pirates of Penzance, in the same sentence may seem ridiculous in the extreme.
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Review: KSO Brings Back Paul Huang For a Spectacular Tchaikovsky Concerto
It did not require a seer or soothsayer to predict what would happen at the end of the first movement of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto at this past weekend’s Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Masterworks ...
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Review: Marble City Opera’s Haunting ‘dwb (Driving While Black)’
Although little more than a kinetic construction of metal, rubber, plastic, and glass, the automobile has an iconic place in American culture that far outweighs the sum of its raw materials. As far ...