Street Theatre

Great little playhouse just outside Nashville. My daughter did a weeklong camp here and absolutely loved it. Very talented troupe who are are also exceptionally good with kids. The space itself could use a few upgrades, but you’ll be quickly transported away by the play, so hopefully the uncomfortable chair won’t stay a distraction for long. Very reasonable prices on both tickets and the drama classes and camps.

Creative, intimate, quirky playhouse. Several Nash troupes present here, and they are all exceptionally talented. Bring your own wine if you like. Usually there are some options at each show for concessions as well. The seats are surprisingly comfortable; I think that’s a new upgrade. From their wider known options to the local modern offerings, we have been to a dozen or more shows in this space, and we have never been disappointed.

Joined a few friends last night for the final performance of Spamalot. It was my first visit to this theatre and my first time to see this play. I don’t know how it compared to the performance at TPAC but one friend said they preferred this more intimate take on the broadway musical!
All the actors and performers were really great, most of them seamlessly playing mulitiple roles, and killing it at their main character roles. There were only a few moments when I noticed a technical issue or anything that detracted from the quality of the show. It was definitely worth the time and $ 18 spent! You can get cheap snacks and water– or a free one with a check in! And the byob is great! But yes as others have said the 2 single bathrooms right next to the stage area are a bit awkward.

I’m so glad to see a local theatre like this in the outskirts of Nashville! They have a TON of heart here and I’d way rather give my dollars over to locals who are fantastically talented than seeing a blah blah whatever on the big screen. Of course I love the big screen too, but this is a great way to not only be entertained but support your artist neighbor.
The good:
* The actors/​singers/​dancers — all the talent. They are really really good. They were much better than I expected and there were even a few of them that I think could easily compete with the pros.
* It’s charming. There’s lots of heart.
* The parking lot is big, it’s easy to park and walk right in.
* their website is good and makes it easy to order tickets in advance.
The bad:
*The sound system, «band» (aka keyboard) and mics. OUCH. I’m maybe more picky than your normal joe, but boy could they use an upgrade.
* One bathroom. ONE. On the night I was there we were seeing SPAMalot with about 40 Senior Citizens. Intermission took an eternity. Not to mention the bathroom is up front by the stage — making it awkward and interrupting if you need to use it during the show.
* Uncomfortable hotel conference chairs. And if you’re not on the upper raised part, you might get a ruined view if the person in front of you is tall or has big hair. Whah whah.
You should check it out and support this wonderful troupe. We paid $ 18 to see SPAMalot on a Thursday which I think was painfully overpriced — but alas, I do want to support this kind of venture. I think most shows are under $ 15 which would be more reasonable. So check it out and enjoy these TRULY talented folks!

Just saw The Colored Museum and it was awesome. The cast was so entertaining and talented, with powerful singing and dancing sprinkled through the performance of a series of vignettes.
Great humor and pathos in the script and presentation.
A pleasingly small, intimate theater where the show is the production itself and you do not pay for luxurious theater trappings.
A ticket? $ 18 or $ 16 for 60 years and over and other categories.
Buy a candy bar or drink for $ 1.
So glad to learn about the Street Theater Co. I plan to be a regular.

I agree with Aaron F. Totally random location in a strip mall but great theatre group. I’ve seen two performances at Street Theatre — Hairspray and The Last 5 Years. Both ticket prices were $ 10-​$ 13, both performances were wonderful. Live pit orchestra, and fantastic performers. If you’re looking to do something different, and support community theatre you will not be dissapointed with this group. Sign up for their facebook page they are often having discounts (yes ever % off $ 10 can you believe it!?).

This performance was phenomenal, and not because our expectations were low. The cast was talented, the venue was comfortable, although in an odd location. (The dive bar next door did have good eats, however, which was a lifesaver since we figured there would be lots of restaurants in the area. And with a Hardees and dive bar, there were really only zero.) Be sure to use the bathroom at home or go easy on the BYOB since the bathroom is in same room as the performance. Please don’t be the tool that distracts from the talent on stage by using the facility mid-​performance.) Avenue Q is hysterical, and it was an impressive selection and execution by the Street Theatre Company. Cannot speak highly enough about this show and cast. Coming from Chicago, we see many top notch performances, and in terms of value, energy, and talent, Avenue Q easily contends with what our city has to offer.

Totally random location in a strip mall but this does not diminish the fact that the actors and performers here are incredibly talented! Their production of Avenue Q was simply hilarious and well done. A great value… and it’s byob!

Saw Ragtime in Concert. Intimate space, fantastic cast & musicians. Sound quality was good but not the best by Nashville standards.