Cumberland County Playhouse, Tennessee's Family Theater

First Baptist of Ivy Gap returns

First Baptist of Ivy Gap

First Baptist of Ivy Gap

Extended! Call for dates.

A beautiful Southern comedy. Meet the women of a small town Tennessee Baptist church during WWII and again a generation later. This wonderful comedy has heart and drama and features ‘six of the most wonderful characters’ you’ll ever meet! First Baptist was held over and sold out last season. Reserve your seats early!

$23 Adults
$22 Seniors (62 and over)
$20 Groups
$13 Children/Students

Get the dates and times in the Fall Spotlight Newsletter.

Smoke Homecoming back by demand

Smoke on the Mountain Homecoming

Smoke on the Mountain Homecoming

Now thru November 5

The Sanders family returns to the Playhouse for the 15th season, and returns to Mt. Pleasant Baptist after WWII in 1946.

Denise is married with
twins (not in Hollywood!), June and Mervyn are expecting (and moving out west), Dennis has been called to be pastor of Mt. Pleasant Baptist, Vera and Stanley still squabble, Burl referees, they all sing and play great bluegrass and gospel music, God’s in His heaven and all’s right with the world.

Sponsored by First National Bank of Tennessee

$23 Adults
/$22 Seniors (62 and over)
$20 Groups
$13 Children/Students

Get the dates and times in the Fall Spotlight Newsletter.

Beauty & the Beast
on Mainstage

Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Now thru August 24

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast runs through August 24, sponsored by Looney & Chadwell Title Services and Kenneth & Carol Ann Chadwell.

Since first playing at the Playhouse in the show’s first production by a nonprofit, regional theater, the production’s sets and costumes have been seen from coast-to-coast in rental engagements at other theaters. Now, they’re home and spruced up for the summer run of Belle’s adventures with Mrs. Potts, Lumiere, Gaston, Cogsworth, Babette, and the fearful but lonely Beast himself.

The giant production is directed and choreographed by Michele Colvin, with musical direction by Ron Murphy, and features special effects by Hall Enterprises, scenery by Curtis Phillips, and Terry Schwab’s nationally known costumes.

Tickets can be purchased from the Playhouse Box Office at 931- 484–5000.

Get the dates and times in the Fall Spotlight Newsletter.