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Music City

Writer: Zacqué
Zacqué
Aug 17
1 min read

Updated: Sep 2


Talented performers, impressively detailed immersive design, transforming the space into a Nashville country music venue and bar. Some catchy tunes and at least one recognizable hit (all the music is previously released songs from writer JT Harding). Story is a little predictable. The action moves all around the space, so audiences may miss certain bits based on where they’re sitting, there could be sight line issues, and you’re gonna have to turn your chair and your head often to catch everything. 

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