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Website: tennesseepac.com
Phone: (615) 782-4040
Cross Streets: Between 5th Ave N and 6th Ave N
Closed now
- Wed 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
505 Deaderick St Nashville, TN 37243 ·423.70 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorFantastic venue. We had seating in the left loge for Some Like it Hot. Not only was this a top five musical of all time the staff at the venue made it perfect.
MoreWent to the Tennessee Performance and Arts Center (TPAC) to see the play “MJ The Musical” a brief chronological history of Michael Jackson. I’ve been to a couple os plays/musical … Las Vegas and Nashville, but have to admit that this was the Best besides being at an original Michael Jackson Concert. I would highly recommend seeing this here in Nashville while still here or anywhere it’s showing! I would go again just to hear the music and excellent singers!
MoreThe Venue is a terrific place to see a show. Prices are a bit high for drinks and snacks and they don’t open until almost showtime.Take an Uber from outside of Nashville because parking will cost 42 dollars.
MoreThank you tpac for student share celebration my daughter was in it we had a great time seeing all different schools
MoreThe show itself was absolutely incredible. Prices for snacks are absolutely gouging, water shouldn't cost $5 for aquafina. I ordered disabled seating near the front of the auditorium only to have the venue change and my disabled seating revoked. When I asked I was told that I could sit in the very back for accessibility. They wanted me to go from 4th row to last which was unacceptable. The disabled shouldn't have to suffer worse seats than payed for because an auditorium isn't disability friendly.
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