Broadway Review Supports Community Theatre on February 2
Franklin---Singer/songwriter sensation Nicole Witt is headlining a “Broadway Comes to Franklin” community theatre Patrons Party on Friday, February 2 at the Bravo Creative Arts Center at 2227 Hillsboro Road in Franklin’s Grassland Area.
The star-studded Broadway Review will support the Bethlehem Players upcoming March production of “The Music Man” at Bethlehem United Methodist Church. The Players are a non-profit community outreach program of BUMC.
The February 2 program includes Witt and beloved theatre veterans Billy Ditty and Jeff Pettit as well as singers Maggie McNulty and Grassland Middle School choral director Will Lambert.
Witt’s, whose songs have been published by EMI Music and Curb Publishing, most recent hot song was a country radio favorite by Terri Clark (Universal/Mercury) “She Didn’t Have Time.” Her songs have also been recorded by Diamond Rio “The Box” and “Power of A Song” was recorded by Diamond Rio (with Amy Grant and Vince Gill). The Kinleys recorded “Love Train” and country newcomers Rodney Atkins, Amber Dotson, Richie Jones, Lauren Lucas and Jamie Lee Thurston all have Nicole Witt signature cuts.
The doors open on Friday, February 2 at 7 p.m. at Bravo Creative Arts Center (the old Grassland Hardware store). Tickets are available at the door for $10.00 per person and include delicious desserts, coffee and over an hour of wonderful Broadway hits. Due to limited seating, reservations are recommended at (615) 791-6456, ext. 2 or at bethlehemplayers@yahoo.com.
The Bethlehem Players are celebrating their 10th anniversary of exceptional family entertainment with the production of “The Music Man” with selected dates March 9 – 18 at Bethlehem United Methodist Church’s Performing Arts Center. The Players were started in 1997 by BUMC Music Director Harry Robinson as a community outreach and a unique version of “church softball.”
Directions: Located off Hillsboro Road in the Franklin’s Grassland Community. From the Nashville – Old Hickory Blvd./Hillsboro Road intersection, travel Hillsboro Road south to Grassland area. (Pass Sneed Road and Old Hillsboro Road.) After the Old Hillsboro Road traffic light, continue straight on HILLSBORO Road for approx. 1 mile. There will be a Grassland shopping center on the right. Bravo Creative Arts Center is on the right at 2227 Hillsboro Road. Event night phone – 582-0554.
The star-studded Broadway Review will support the Bethlehem Players upcoming March production of “The Music Man” at Bethlehem United Methodist Church. The Players are a non-profit community outreach program of BUMC.
The February 2 program includes Witt and beloved theatre veterans Billy Ditty and Jeff Pettit as well as singers Maggie McNulty and Grassland Middle School choral director Will Lambert.
Witt’s, whose songs have been published by EMI Music and Curb Publishing, most recent hot song was a country radio favorite by Terri Clark (Universal/Mercury) “She Didn’t Have Time.” Her songs have also been recorded by Diamond Rio “The Box” and “Power of A Song” was recorded by Diamond Rio (with Amy Grant and Vince Gill). The Kinleys recorded “Love Train” and country newcomers Rodney Atkins, Amber Dotson, Richie Jones, Lauren Lucas and Jamie Lee Thurston all have Nicole Witt signature cuts.
The doors open on Friday, February 2 at 7 p.m. at Bravo Creative Arts Center (the old Grassland Hardware store). Tickets are available at the door for $10.00 per person and include delicious desserts, coffee and over an hour of wonderful Broadway hits. Due to limited seating, reservations are recommended at (615) 791-6456, ext. 2 or at bethlehemplayers@yahoo.com.
The Bethlehem Players are celebrating their 10th anniversary of exceptional family entertainment with the production of “The Music Man” with selected dates March 9 – 18 at Bethlehem United Methodist Church’s Performing Arts Center. The Players were started in 1997 by BUMC Music Director Harry Robinson as a community outreach and a unique version of “church softball.”
Directions: Located off Hillsboro Road in the Franklin’s Grassland Community. From the Nashville – Old Hickory Blvd./Hillsboro Road intersection, travel Hillsboro Road south to Grassland area. (Pass Sneed Road and Old Hillsboro Road.) After the Old Hillsboro Road traffic light, continue straight on HILLSBORO Road for approx. 1 mile. There will be a Grassland shopping center on the right. Bravo Creative Arts Center is on the right at 2227 Hillsboro Road. Event night phone – 582-0554.
