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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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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 ...
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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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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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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: 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 ...