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Maybe you live under a rock and haven’t heard the news, but recently on April 19th the Chattanooga Theatre Centre appointed Todd Olson as its executive director. This is great news and is certain to have a positive effect on the direction CTC takes under its new leadership. Considering you’re en vogue enough to be a reader of ScenicStage.com, we’ll assume you don’t however live under a rock, and that by now you’ve probably heard quite a bit about him, ...
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The Oak Street Playhouse is one that isn’t given as much attention as it deserves. It’s an intimate and unassuming space that is part of First-Centenary United Methodist Church in downtown Chattanooga on Houston and Oak street.  Built in 1978 as an extension of the church services, the theatre grew from a puppet ministry and drama ministry with few resources. Supported by loving friends and family, church members, and the growing number of fans of the theatre, it continued to ...
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This weekend the Ringgold Playhouse closes their production of Rabbit Hole, a moving drama following the daily struggles of a couple dealing with the loss of their young child. The cast is led by TRP veterans Laurie Shaw and Timothy Shields, both of whom deliver powerful performances with emotional depth that are poignant and touching in how they deal with the play’s tender subject matter. The play is written by David Lindsay-Adaire and was the recipient of the 2007 Pulitzer ...
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Back Alley Productions has continually distinguished themselves as a company that is willing to step outside of the bounds of traditional theatre to produce exciting and high energy productions. Their current production, A Few Good Men, is no exception. The play tells the story of two Marines being charged with murder.  What seems like an open and shut case ends up unraveling a web of conspiracy as the Marines legal team begins circumventing Washington politics to discover the truth. The staging ...
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