The Clarence Brown Theatre’s eight-play lineup for the 207–18 season includes two Tony-winning musicals, a classic play by Anton Chekhov, a new CBT-commissioned drama, and the return of a holiday classic.
The Clarence Brown Theatre will begin construction this spring on additional restroom facilities in its main theater. The expansion, which is currently is the design phase, will more than double the number of bathrooms in the theater and will be accompanied by two wheelchair lifts in the lobby.
With spring approaching, the school year is racing to a close and summer is right around the corner. UT has plenty of options for keeping your kiddos busy when classes end.
UT Professor Misty Anderson recently spoke to WUOT’s Victor Agreda for Morning Edition.
A panel discussion about the impact of Arthur Miller’s classic The Crucible on political discussions at the time of its writing and today will take place in the Carousel Theatre following the Sunday, October 16 matinee. The discussion is free and open to the public. Discussing the play and its effect on recent and current
UT’s Clarence Brown Theatre and literary magazine Grist recently received grants to further their contributions to the arts in the state.
Single tickets to the 2016–17 Clarence Brown Theatre Season go on sale Monday, August 8.
Theater students at UT are working with the Great Schools Partnership and Knox County Schools on a reading enrichment pilot program that seeks to smooth this transition period for upcoming middle schoolers.
Season tickets for the Clarence Brown Theatre’s eight-play lineup for the 2016–17 season—which includes an Arthur Miller drama, two contemporary plays, a new version of a holiday classic, and a voyage around the world—are now on sale.
Illinois native and UT alumna, Paula Pell, will be awarded the Artistic Achievement Award at the Clarence Brown Theatre’s annual gala to be held 7:00-11:00 p.m. Friday, May 20, at Jackson Terminal.
Deaf theatergoers are finding it easier to enjoy stage productions at the Clarence Brown Theatre, thanks to an ongoing collaboration with the campus Center on Deafness.
The documentary film Say It Loud: Knoxville During the Civil Rights Era will be screened at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, February 21.