Moulin Rouge – The Musical at Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Since its beginnings in New York at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in half a decade ago up to its upcoming run in Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Moulin Rouge! The Musical has been one of the leading shows traveled to by both locals and tourists alike. Moulin Rouge, being an adaptation of a successful film, charms a substantial diversity of viewers and has solidified its position in Broadway success.

The Broadway play follows the plot of Christian, a motivated American writer who moves to Paris to launch a successful career, who then encounters and eventually is swept off his feet by the star performer Satine of the Moulin Rouge nightclub, one of the most lively and fantastic entertainment venues in Montmartre at the turn of the 20th century. Their relationship however is not meant to be easy, as the two start to face a string of challenges, including the wrath of one of Moulin Rouge’s longtime benefactors, the duke of Monroth who eyes Satine for himself and prevents Christian from openly declaring his love for her.

The title roles of Christian and Satine were first played by Tony Awardee Aaron Tveit (for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical), and Tony Award Nominee Karen Olivo (for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical) respectively. They were supported by a star-studded and equally-awarded cast including Danny Burstein (Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical), and Tony Award Nominee Sahr Ngaujah (Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical) among other talented performers. Behind the scenes, Tony winners such as Alex Timbers (Best Direction of a Musical), Sonya Tayeh (Best Choreography), and Justin Levine with Katie Kresek, Charlie Rosen, and Matt Stine (Best Orchestrations) produce an stunning show.

This approaching October’s adaptation of Moulin Rouge! The Musical is to be staged at Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville. Tennessee Performing Arts Center has long been renowned as one of the picturesque landmarks in the entire state of Tennessee, with not only a unique exterior but also the leading interior design fit to produce such a famous stage adaptation.

You may purchase your seats today for the Sunday 13th October 2024 showing using the links that can be found above this site. Limited seats are available.