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Clayton Center for the Arts, Maryville announces 2017-2018 season


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Ronald and Lynda Nutt Theatre. Image courtesy of Clayton Center for the Arts.
 

The Clayton Center for the Arts announces their 2017-2018 season, with Season Subscribers having the option of choosing the full season of 8-10 performances at a 20% discount, or subscribers may select a “Choose your 4 show” season package at a 10% discount. Season Tickets may be purchased by calling the Clayton Center Box Office at 865-981-8590. Depending upon the show, ticket prices range from $12.50 to $72.50 with discounts for seniors, students and military. For details on performances, visit claytonartscenter.com.

​The line up is:
September 16, 2017 7:30 PM - ​Travis LeDoyt: Tribute to the King
October 12, 2017​ 7:30 PM ​Guy - Mendilow Ensemble- Tales from the Forgotten Kingdom
November 2, 2017 ​ 7:30 PM - ​Trace Adkins
November 30, 2017 7:30 PM - ​Reduced Shakespeare Company: Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)
January 20, 2018 ​ 7:30 PM - ​`​The Sound of Music
January 23, 2017​ 7:30 PM - ​Dublin Irish Dance: Stepping Out
February 15, 2018​7:30 PM - ​The Illusionists
March 1, 2018​ 7:30 PM - ​ ​TAO: Drum Heart
April 14, 2018 ​ 7:30 PM - ​Mummenschanz: you & me
May 12, 2018 ​ 7:30 PM ​- Riders in the Sky with The Quebe Sisters

​After a successful and well received previous season, General Manager, Blake Smith wanted to provide as much variety as possible in the upcoming season. “Two big shows that I was excited to confirm are Circus 1903 and Trace Adkins. Circus 1903 was unfortunately pulled by the producers, however, we were able to replace it with The Illusionists, who had a great run on Broadway. I was looking at The Illusionists as an add on, so it worked out perfectly for us. With Adkins releasing his first album in 4 years with his new label BBR Music Group/Wheelhouse Records, I was happy we could include him in our season. Everyone who has heard he will be here is very excited. We announced the season to our Subscribers and Sponsors in May, and it was enthusiastically received. I am looking forward to our continued growth this season and think we have something for everyone. It is a very family friendly season.”

The Clayton Center for the Arts, located on the Maryville College campus and constructed through a unique partnership between the College and the cities of Maryville and Alcoa, is East Tennessee’s newest venue for arts and entertainment.

The 1,200-seat Ronald and Lynda Nutt Theatre features dance, theatre, concerts, lectures and other events. The 250-seat Harold and Jean Lambert Recital Hall hosts a wide variety of musicians and performers. The 200-seat Haslam Family Flexible Theatre is capable of supporting theatrical performances from amateur and professional companies.

Four art galleries display collections and works of art from Appalachia and beyond.

Published July 13, 2017










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