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Tony Award-winning musical phenomenon “Les Misérables” is coming to Knoxville Jan 2.-6. For “Les Miz” fans both old and new, the Tennessee Theatre presents “Showbiz Saturday: Behind Les Misérables,” an in-depth look at the beloved play and its success. Held Saturday, Jan.

The Tennessee Theatre’s 90-year history is rich with stories of performers, patrons, parties, poignant events and pop culture, and now the community can hear those stories through the voices of the people who lived them. The Tennessee Theatre is launching

The Tennessee Theatre has commissioned two glass holiday ornaments celebrating 90 years of grand entertainment. The ornaments are available for purchase now to decorate a tree at home or give as a gift this season, and all purchases support the

Throughout its “90 Days for 90 Years” anniversary celebration, the Tennessee Theatre is encouraging donations to ensure the continued preservation of the Official State Theatre of Tennessee and offering additional community events. During the “$90 for Our Next 90 Years”

The Tennessee Theatre turns 90 on Oct. 1, 2018, and it plans to celebrate the milestone birthday with its peers: other East Tennessee 90-year-olds. On Thursday, Oct. 11, the theatre will host a joint birthday party for anyone in the

90th anniversary events include Sept. 30 gala featuring bluegrass musician Alison Krauss, most-awarded singer in Grammy history; tickets on sale Friday, July 27 The Tennessee Theatre turns 90 years old on Oct. 1, 2018, and to commemorate the milestone, the

After undergoing a nearly $30 million renovation and officially reopening Jan. 14, 2005, Knoxville’s beloved Tennessee Theatre has welcomed 2 million guests. On July 10, the first night of the six-day run of the Broadway hit “The Book of Mormon,”

The Tennessee Theatre, Beck Cultural Exchange Center and Knoxville Area Urban League have partnered to host a free event Sunday, April 15, in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the 55th

 Iconic venue screened ‘Honey, I Shrunk the Kids’ Today, more than 400 children from the City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Summer Playground Program and Emerald Youth Foundation enjoyed an outing to the Tennessee Theatre for a screening of “Honey,

Tennessee Theatre Executive Director Becky Hancock presents a proclamation from the Tennessee General Assembly declaring “Dr. William T. Snyder Day” at the 15th anniversary celebration of Mighty Musical Monday on Oct. 30. The Tennessee Theatre celebrated 15 years of Mighty