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Playhouse gets back in the habit of live performances with Nunsense
Special to The Oak Ridger
Intermission is over!
After a 16-month hiatus from live performances, the Oak Ridge Playhouse is ready to open its doors again with a production of the funny, nunny musical comedy “Nunsense, opening Saturday, July 31.
“The pandemic put live entertainment on hold for organizations all over the world,” Playhouse Executive Artistic Director Reggie Law stated in a news release. “We chose to look at it as a long intermission. But, now that it is over, we’re getting back in the habit quite literally with “Nunsense, of producing live shows.