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What’s On

What’s On This season, we celebrate one of the oldest and most powerful human traditions: storytelling. From whispered tales under starry skies to grand performances on stage, stories have always helped us make sense of who we are and how to connect with others. A Season for Storytellers invites everyone—young and old—to embrace the storyteller within, taking us on journeys of transformation, where characters discover their courage and strength, while others open our hearts to the deep bonds of friendship, loyalty, and kindness. We’ll meet those who rise above adversity and those who remind us to embrace the joy of life. Whether we're sharing a memory, imagining new worlds, or stepping into someone else's shoes, storytelling helps us explore identity, build empathy, and ignite change. Join us for a season that honors the stories that shape us—and the storytellers we all have the power to become. Single Tickets go on sale on July 1, 2025

Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters: An African Musical

September 27-October 30, 2025

Ages: K-4th Grade

Charlotte’s Web

November 29, 2025 - January 4, 2026

Ages: 5-14

Seussical: The Musical – Theatre for Young Audiences Version

April 11- May 24, 2026

Ages: All

"The entire program is so fun and inclusive for kids of all ages and abilities. Our child is very outgoing and loves to be on a stage, but it's great for her to see how you include all children, regardless of their comfortability, on the stage. It's important for her to see how people can be included in a loving and respectful way. That's one reason I love it. She loves it because she has fun and loves to express herself through creativity and theatrics."

“Wheels on the Bus” Audience Member

"This experience was absolutely wonderful! Having a space where my 11 month old daughter can experience and enjoy the theater in her own way was such a joy. My husband and I loved watching her light up as she danced and watched the performers! It was such a relief to know there wasn't a wrong way for her to experience the show. We can't wait for the next Snuggery show!"

“Wheels on the Bus” Audience Member

“Other than the theater's consistent originality, my favorite thing about going to shows at Nashville Children's Theatre as a parent is looking around at all the kids during the show. Looking around and seeing every kid's unblinking face, utterly fixated on what's happening in front of them is worth the price of admission and then some.”

Michael Aldrich

Nashville Parent

“Throughout its long, venerated history, Nashville Children's Theatre has broken barriers and set the standard for excellence in theater for younger audience and its latest production... proves no less challenging than anything that has come before it.”