LookIn
Produced in association with Tennessee Performing Arts Center Education

Fun and insights into the creative process! Each event features remarks by the play’s director, an in-rehearsal scene with the actors, meet-and-greet opportunities with cast and creative staff and other Tennessee Rep supporters, plus food and drinks provided by Tennessee Rep volunteers.

LookIns will be 5:30–6:30 PM, Tuesdays, Tennessee Rep’s Rehearsal Hall, Studio A, NPT, 161 Rains Ave., Nashville (off South Wedgewood, near Tennessee State Fairgrounds)
• Sweeney Tood–September 23 • Moonlight and Magnolias–October 28 • Glengarry Glen Ross–January 27 • Rabbit Hole–March 10 • Darwin in Malibu–April 21

TalkBacks
The content of some plays provokes questions, thoughts, intense feelings. To provide audience members opportunities to talk about the content of some especially provocative productions, the director and cast members participate in a structured conversation after Thursday performances. (Ticket holders only)
Immediately following selected Thursday performances – Please call (615) 349-3224 the week of performance to confirm.

Meet and Greet the Cast
Audience members are encouraged to remain in the lobby and talk with the actors in each production. Discuss the play and get to know our outstanding local professional actors. (Ticket holders only) Immediately following Saturday evening performances, TPAC.

Tennessee Rep UNclassified
Come early to the theater for a stimulating pre-show discussion with Resident Scene Designer Gary Hoff and other members of the creative team. Hear about the design and construction of the set, plus insider theatre stories - including anecdotes about playwrights, creative challenges, and production nightmares!
7 PM–7:15 PM, Prior to Friday Performances.

Tennessee Rep’s Education and Outreach Program is supported in part by:
Cal Turner Family Foundation, The Danner Foundation, Exchange Club of
Nashville, The Memorial Foundation, Metro Nashville Arts Commission,
Publix Super Market Charities, The Shubert Foundation,
and TennesseeArts Commission.

Their generosity makes possible Tennessee Rep’s life-long learners activites, student performances of selected productions, and our educator and student discounted subscriptions and single tickets.