As a card carrying member of the Belcourt, I have been to probably hundreds of times since I moved…read moreto Nashville in 2022. However, today was just one of those days that makes you appreciate a place like The Belcourt existing in Nashville. 11:30 matinee of Interstellar on a cloudy July 5th. Popcorn was hot, fresh, and flowing. The sound is booming. Love the staff here, they are always down to chat and make your visit feel extra warm and welcoming. Can't say enough good things about this spot. Such a treat.

A Nashville staple! Whether you're going to see a classic film or new release, this theater is…read morealways inviting and creates the perfect vibe to enjoy a film. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the concessions are reasonably priced. Their queer movie series in the summer is always a fun event to attend!

After a long hard week, I needed comic relief. Music City Improv to the rescue! The cast is…read moreenergetic and quick on their feet with humor. They've worked together long and thus have a chemistry that makes the comedic twists and turns work well - quickly building from funny to hilarious. I was pleased that during the second show I attended they broke into improvised songs in a few sketches. Talent! Music City Improv currently entertains at The Building, which is a small venue tucked in an alley behind Batter'd & Fried in East Nashville. The size is intimate enough that every audience member can participate and yet the energy is still high once the cast and crowd quickly warm up. There's a bar with snacks or you can BYOB to most (all?) shows. Show schedules are on their website, and most of their improv shows occur on the third Friday of the month at the time of writing.

YOU WILL NOT REGRET SEEING THIS TROUPE…read more Seriously - they are not only hilarious, but super fun people! High energy, while at the same time low key and intimate performances with smaller crowds. They can take literally any suggestion and make it incredible - and they will almost never go in the direction you think they will! Date night, team building, work friends night out, non work friends night out...even family night out - they try to keep it PG/PG-13, and still kill it! For real though, why are you still reading this review? Go buy your tickets to their next show!!!!

This is probably the best improv I have ever seen in my life (tied with Upright Citizen's Brigade…read morein New York City). Where as some improv shows can really be awkward with poor taste or just niche jokes (AKA: beating to death sex jokes), this group really has insanely amazing creativity. What I really like about this is that every show is tons of group participation and the stage is small, so there really is no such thing as a bad show. Oh, yes and they always take advantage of the opportunity to add some Nashville flair in it (AKA: local knowledge), just to give it a home town touch. Trust me, it is worth every penny of the 10 dollar ticket (got it, in LA there are 3 dollar improv shows... but this is better than them all!).

On Saturday night, I attended an opera starring Belmont students and I was totally impressed. Not…read moreonly did I have any idea that the Troutt theater existed but the shows were relatively inexpensive (Free for Belmont students, $5 for anyone with a student ID, and $10-15 for the general public). The building itself is beautiful with marble floors and statues and the theater is small but comfortable with optimal seating throughout. There is even a balcony if you wish to sit above the crowd. I'd definitely check out another show!

A first-rate venue for its size. Not a bad seat in the house, great acoustics and lighting. Love…read morethe lobby and the access to the street and sidewalk on Belmont Blvd. We were very appreciative of how hospitable the staff was to the Salama theatre group.

Such a fun and memorable experience! We attended one of The Murder Mystery Co.'s murder mystery…read moredinners at Philippe Chow, and the entire evening was incredibly well thought out, creative, and engaging from start to finish. It was such a fun way to do something completely different for dinner, get pulled into a great storyline, and meet some new friends along the way. The actors were fantastic! They did such a great job bringing the story and characters to life, keeping everyone involved, and striking the perfect balance between making the mystery engaging and keeping the whole evening lighthearted and fun. You could really tell how much thought and effort went into creating the experience, and everyone involved went above and beyond to make the night memorable. I was also really impressed by how much the guests embraced the theme. This particular mystery was set at a 1950s sock hop, and so many people showed up in '50s sock hop and rockabilly-inspired attire. It added so much to the atmosphere and really helped everyone get into the mood, the characters, and the storyline. It made the whole experience feel that much more immersive and was just incredibly fun! Philippe Chow was a beautiful setting for the event, with great food, service, and ambiance, which made an already great experience even better. If you're looking for something unique, interactive, and genuinely fun to do for an evening, I can't recommend The Murder Mystery Co. enough. Lots of laughs, a great group of people, fantastic actors, and such a creative way to spend a night out. We had such an absolute blast that we've already made reservations for the next one!

An amazing experience that I will definitely have to do again (and again). It was about 2 and 1/2…read morehours of fun, laughter, and using our detective skills. Everyone gets to participate from beginning to end. There was a feeling of mystery in the air from the moment we got there. My friends and I had a blast trying to figure out who the killer was. Turns out it was one of the people that was sitting at our table. LOL! And he didn't even know it was him because they didn't tell him. LOL! According to one of the actors (I believe his name was Jim), they not only do public ticketed shows but also private shows where they come to you. They can even perform at your house! New family bucket list item!!!! I would give the experience 5+ stars.

I recently came here to see the new Dolly Parton musical, and WOW, this place is stunning!…read more I could not believe I was on a college campus. The Fisher Center is probably one of the prettiest theaters I have ever been inside. It has four tiers of seating, and even up at the top tier the views are still spectacular! The lobby looks like you have walked into an art museum, and even had an area when you walked in that they were able to make a mini Dolly museum/gift shop. The staff were so friendly and even gave me insights on the show before it started. They also have a free parking garage, which I was surprised by being in Nashville. You absolutely must come here to see a show!

I've visited the Fisher Center for a few concerts now, and it is easily one of my favorite venues…read more The acoustics are great. Not a bad seat in the house. It is taken care of and kept very clean. Kind event workers. Huge parking garage that is free to use for events. I really hope they start to host more concerts there, I think it's an under the radar location, but I love it. Can't wait to be back soon!

Atmosphere is great…read more The burgers are fantastic and you get what you pay for. Drinks are reasonably priced. Bands that play here are amazing!

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.

We loved this bar! With a great patio, comfortable seating, huge TVs outside, great music inside…read moreand a pontoon to sit back and relax on... this place stole my heart. We enjoyed a beautiful afternoon on the patio with a bucket drink. Tons of seating, good vibes, and nice service.

Always very busy on the weekends great for ealry 20s crowd and live music is great with they have…read moreit ask a nice turf back patio to watch games

SAY WHAT YOU MEAN AND MEAN WHAT YOU SAY!…read more Christmas is my favorite time of year and during this time, I love the performing arts and Christmas programs So with that in mind, I searched for performances in the Nashville area. When I saw the following ad and description, I was delighted and responded immediately. Here is what I read : Motel Noel might or might not have angels, but it definitely has Christmas music. Motel Noel will leave you laughing, crying and filled with the spirit of Christmas. "Motel Noel is a funny, musical, punch to the heart," Barry Scott. Sounds exciting right? Well, the reality was quite the opposite. It did not leave us crying laughing or filled with the spirit of Christmas. It left us feeling irritated and manipulated because this play was the opposite of what was advertised. It left us just frustrated and annoyed that we wasted our time here when we could have had a better experience elsewhere. The night started off bad because when we arrived at the location listed on the ticket, it was clear that we were not at the right place as it was dark and obviously unoccupied. After walking around a bit, I called the number listed on the ticket and discovered that the incorrect address was printed on the ticket. The play was actually at the West End United Methodist church a few miles away. We arrived on time and made it to the fourth floor where the theater is located. The room is small but has a nice stage and very comfortable seating. It was the perfect venue for an intimate performance. As soon as the lights dropped, two male performers emerged and began to have a disjointed conversation. They were later joined by a third actor and it was apparent that they were all portraying patients with mental health issues. Things went down-hill from here because the actors seemed to be just having a private conversation and didn't really engage the audience at all. It was really odd and difficult to follow because there didn't seem to be any real direction. This was no musical and it did not seem to have anything to do with Christmas. It was billed as a comedic drama but the comedic aspect was obviously missing. It was more of a social commentary on mental illness than anything. I checked out right away and awoke to my husband poking me in the side. I continued to lightly snooze but found myself awakened by loud rambling dialogue and unnecessary yelling. I do believe that the yelling was a misguided attempt at capturing the audience's attention. However, it was a failed attempt and actually led to us deciding that we needed to leave during intermission. This was the first time I have (ever in life), walked out on a performance but this was absolutely the right decision for us. I don't know what their intention was in advertising this performance in such a disingenuous manner but it backfired because we will never again support this theater. West End, If you want the public to attend your performances you must advertise them honestly no matter how difficult the subject matter. False advertising is never a good idea and will only call your reputation into question. Simply say what you mean and mean what you say! #Truth in advertising!