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Nashville Ballet, in partnership with Nashville’s CBS affiliate NewsChannel 5, will present a free televised premiere of Nashville’s Nutcracker Friday, Dec. 18, 2020.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including WSMV, WKRN, Daily Journal Online, NowPlayingNashville, PopCulture.com, and Nashville Scene.
The popular choreographic workshop will be presented online for free this season, as part of the Nashville Ballet’s free weekly digital content series, Saturday Night with Nashville Ballet.
Dubbed “a Nashville miracle” by the New York Times, Tennessee’s premiere ballet company returns for the 2020–2021 season with a spectacular repertoire of fantastic favorites and electrifying new works.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including NowPlayingNashville, Vanderbilt Magazine, News 4, MTSU SIdelines, 13 WTHR, Nashville Scene, and Broadway World Nashville.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including Rolling Stone, WTVF, Nashville Parent, The Tennessean, Williamson Herald, Nashville Scene, Rover, and Nashville Arts magazine.
In celebration of Artistic Director Paul Vasterling's 20th Anniversary, the Nashville Ballet's new season touts fan favorites, musical collaborations, and the world premiere of Vasterling's Lucy Negro Redux.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including The Boston Globe, Billboard, Nashville Public Radio, Nashville Pride, Nashville Scene and The Tennessean.
The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the web, including Rolling Stone, CMT, Broadway World, Nashville Pride, Nashville Arts Magazine, Nashville Scene and The Tennessean.
We can think of 100 reasons to love The Nutcracker. But, in the midst of the 10th year celebration of Nashville Ballet’s Nashville’s Nutcracker, we wanted to hear it straight from the source—Nashville Ballet!
By Tina Randolph
By Pat Embry
By Erin Holcomb
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