Franklin Theatre Begins Gradual Reopening Plan
The theater is currently open for private rentals and will bring back limited-capacity weekend movies, as well as in-person and streaming performances through June.by BWW News Desk
After going dark to public performances last year due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County, TN, parent organization of The Franklin Theatre, is excited to announce the theater s phased reopening plan for 2021.
Currently the theater is open for private rentals, including Monday nights through April where another local non-profit, Studio Tenn, is hosting its popular virtual talk show: Studio Tenn Talks: Conversations with Patrick Cassidy. In addition, as part of its mission to be a platform for local philanthropy, The Franklin Theatre is currently working in partnership with local video production companies and The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT) to provide an opportunity for non-profits to film affordable p
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Rolling Stone Danny Ray, James Brown’s Longtime ‘Cape Man’ and Emcee, Dead at 85
“Mr. Ray was the second-hardest working man in show business,” James Brown estate says
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Danny Ray, James Brown’s longtime emcee and “cape man,” has died at the age of 85.
Ray, a staple at the Godfather of Soul’s legendary live shows, died Tuesday night of natural causes, the Richmond Country coroner confirmed to the
“The James Brown estate mourns the passing of Mr. Danny Ray, the legendary emcee and cape man for James Brown.” the estate said in a statement. “Ray worked with Brown from 1960 until the music legend’s death on Christmas day 2006. He became famous for draping a cape over Brown at the end of his signature tune ‘Please, Please, Please