Cumberland County Playhouse is a nonprofit professional performing arts resource, located in rural Tennessee, and one of the 10 largest professional theaters in rural America.
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Aug 23, 2024
We saw the 2:30 pm showing of "Grease." Coming from someone who saw the original Broadway Play over half a century ago, I can assure you that this performance was every bit as good! We bought these… Full review by Bear3990
Aug 21, 2024
I have been going here annually for a number of years. Not living in the immediate area, I plan this well in advance. Before Christmas, I scheduled a visit for this August. The show was canceled. … Full review by Robert H
Jun 23, 2024
Truly. I don't know why any of these actors give their time to a little venue like this when they've got the talent to make it really big. The only thing I can guess is that they're not known yet, … Full review by Faithe3333
What is the 2020 schedule for week of Sept 26 thru Oct 3
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Schedule can be viewed at their website. Just google them and it will come up. I cannot actually state it here. I saw the play "Elvis Has Left the Building." While it was okay, I …
Schedule can be viewed at their website. Just google them and it will come up. I cannot actually state it here. I saw the play "Elvis Has Left the Building." While it was okay, I personally did not think it was as good as other things I have seen there. Also, note you will need to purchase reserved seat tickets. But there is no reserved seating because of COVID. Everything is general admission, They only allow seating on every other row, And for rows with seating, they will maintain two empty seats between parties. When you go in, an usher will take you to available seats. It does not seem that face masks are required. But most people on the day that I was there seemed to be doing that,
on the adventure theater (where smoke on the mtn is)..there isnt a bad seat. however.....i alway choose center stage facing seats. In the larger (main stage) AVOID the first 2 rows of …
on the adventure theater (where smoke on the mtn is)..there isnt a bad seat. however.....i alway choose center stage facing seats. In the larger (main stage) AVOID the first 2 rows of the center section and the extreme side section seats close to stage for better visiability.
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