Community Sings Bob Dillon At CPAC

Mark Creter sits down with Prudence Van Aalten, a New York-born actress and theatre teacher now living in Cookeville, TN, who grew up in a Shakespeare-loving household where Broadway dreams were part of her upbringing. Though she trained as a performer, Prudence says teaching has deepened her love for theatre,…

In this episode, Mark Creter sits down with Dan Allcott and Melissa Ellis of the Bryan Symphony Orchestra—the only professional symphony in residence outside of an urban center in Tennessee, proudly serving the Upper Cumberland region They discuss their roles within the orchestra, their tenure, and how the ensemble got…

In this episode, Mark Creter sits down with young actors Kaden Hobbs and McKenna Proffitt from Warren Arts to discuss their upcoming production of Funny Girl. They share what first inspired them to get involved in community theatre and reflect on the impact Warren Arts has had on their artistic…

Mark Creter welcomes Sherri Denning, Executive Director of Warren Arts in McMinnville, to discuss their upcoming auditions for Shrek The Musical. Sherri shares the inspiring origin story of Warren Arts and her role in guiding its growth and vision. She offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process that brings…

Mark Creter sits down with singer-songwriter Raniece Marie to discuss the upcoming Singing on Spring event, taking place August 13th in Cookeville. Originally from New York, Raniece shares her journey to the region and offers insight into what makes Cookeville’s arts community so distinctive. She reflects on her early involvement…