Nashville Repertory Theatre

Regional theater presenting a lineup of classic & contemporary musicals & plays, plus workshops.

To entertain and inspire by creating exceptional theatre exploring the diversity of human experience

OUR STORY

We are Nashville's premier regional theatre company, founded in 1985 by Martha Rivers Ingram and Mac Pirkle, celebrating 37 years of presenting musicals, hot new plays, and reimagined classics to Nashville. Every year, over 20,000 members of the local community get to experience a Nashville Rep production, special event, or outreach program. 

Nashville Rep boasts an ambitious season every year, featuring spectacular main stage productions, the Ingram New Works Project, The Nashville Rep Conservatory, professional development and educational programs, outreach activities, and several special events, plus our props and costume rentals program! We love our home here in Nashville and are proud to be leaders in the Nashville arts community. Employing over 200 actors, playwrights, designers, directors, musicians, technicians, and educators each year, Nashville Rep is the leading employer of theatrical artists in middle Tennessee!

Nashville Rep is honored to have been recognized across Tennessee as a theatrical company of the highest quality. We have been named Best Professional Theatre by the Nashville Scene, the Best Local Theatre by The Tennesseean, and were formally recognized for thirty years of service to the community by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County. Our shows, actors, directors, and designers have been honored with awards from Nfocus, the First Night Awards, Nashville Scene, The Tennessean, and more. Thank you, Tennessee, for supporting the work we love to do!

Nashville Rep’s Commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

"Nashville Repertory Theatre is committed to creating an equitable, diverse, and inclusive organization and community. We can only maintain excellence by recruiting and retaining a diverse group of artists, audiences, supporters, staff, and board, and by sharing our resources in a way that makes theatre accessible to all ages, backgrounds, citizenships, citizens of national origin, disabilities, education levels, gender identities, geographical locations, languages, military experiences, sexual orientations, races, religions, socioeconomic statuses, work experiences, and historically excluded communities."