The most promising theater to see this summer, including a Dolly Parton musical Plus Lupita Nyong’o in Central Park, Pamela Anderson doing Tennessee Williams and Cynthia Erivo as Jesus Christ.

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Notre Dame de Namur University, a historic Catholic institution, announced Tuesday it reached a deal for the University of California to purchase its 100-acre Belmont campus. UC’s investment arm ...

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The musical, titled "Dolly: An Original Musical," will premiere at Belmont University's Fisher Center in summer 2025. Three actresses will portray Parton at different ages.

Previews of Dolly: An Original Musical will begin on 18 July, with a limited 8-17 August run taking place at Belmont University’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts in Nashville.