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Cumberland
County Playhouse
The Cumberland
Playhouse is Tennessee’s Family Theater, celebrating 45
years on three stages, with Broadway-style musicals, news
shows about Appalachia and the South, comedies and plays of
heart and heritage, multicultural shows and concerts, and
year round entertainment.
The Cumberland County Playhouse is the only major non-profit
professional performing arts resource in rural Tennessee,
and one of the 10 largest professional theaters in rural
America. It serves more than 145,000 visitors annually with
two indoor and two outdoor states, young audience
productions, a comprehensive dance program, a concert series
and touring shows.
The Playhouse offers Big City Excellence at Small Town
prices, in beautiful Crossville in Cumberland County of
Tennessee – the vast forested “central park in the middle of
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville. Only 3 hours from
Atlanta, and
about five from Memphis, Charlotte and Louisville.
221 Tennessee Avenue
Crossville, TN 38555
Phone: (800) 746-8455
Phone: (931) 484-5000
Website: www.ccplayhouse.com
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The
Cookeville Performing Arts Center
The
Cookeville Performing Arts Center is a 456 seat live
performance theatre owned by the City of Cookeville and
operated by the Department of Leisure Services. The facility
opened in August 1979 and houses the Margery Hargrove
Auditorium, named in 1989 for the First Lady of Theatre in
the area.
The Performing Arts Center staff produces the state,
regional, and national award winning BACKSTAGE at CPAC
series, an annual series of contemporary plays with variable
seating and staging arrangements. In addition, CPAC is the
home of many community organizations, various events and
performances.
Cookeville Performing Arts Center
P.O. Box 998
Cookeville TN 38503
Phone (931)528-1313
E-mail: sgwilt@cookeville-tn.org
Website:
www.cookeville-tn.org/cpac
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The Palace
Theatre
The
Palace Theatre has been a part of Crossville’s Main Street
for almost 70 years!
Sometimes called “The Jewel of Main Street,” the Palace
Theatre has been restored into a flexible community
auditorium that can show 35 mm classic movies, host concerts
from classical to rock, beauty pageants, school programs and
more.
Built in the late 1930’s, the theatre opened with a grand
celebration on November 21, 1938 featuring the Ronald
Coleman classic movie “If I were King.” The admission to
that first Palace movie was only 31 cents for the best seat
in the house. The Palace remained an integral part of the
community for the next 40 years
The Palace is open for regular functions, but has a flexible
schedule and management will do everything to accommodate
special requests. The Palace Theatre doesn’t just serve
Crossville; it serves Cumberland County, the Cumberland
Plateau and the whole of the East Tennessee area.
The lobby area of the theatre houses a local information
center where people can go to find out about local
attractions.
72 S. Main St. Crossville TN 38555
(931) 484-6133
E-mail: palace@crossvilletn.gov
Website:
www.palacetheatre-crossville.com
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The Thomas
House Theater
The Thomas
House is a cool and mysterious hideaway resting high atop a
gently rolling hillside on the outer edge of Red Boiling
Springs' city limits. One of the city's oldest and most
beautiful landmarks, it has been a vital part of the
community since 1890.
The Thomas House is proud to present several dinner-theater
productions throughout the year. Guests enjoy dinner before
the play. After dinner, local actors present popular plays
that have usually had long runs on Broadway. It's a fun
evening for all!
520 E Main St
Red Boiling Springs, TN 37150-2318
Phone: 615-699-3006
E-mail: thomashouse@nctc.com
Website:www.thomashousehotel.com
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