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Theatre Memphis Theatre Memphis

The oldest and most successful community theater in the state, Theatre Memphis was founded in 1920 and continues to provide Memphis with enriching theatrical performances and entertainment. Theatre Memphis runs a yearlong season, with 10-11 shows and a sprinkling of special events each season. Catch a variety of performances, from drama to comedy to musicals, such as Chicago, Emma, The Importance of Being Earnest and the annual A Christmas Carol.

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Court Square Center Court Square Center

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National Civil Rights Museum | At The Lorraine Motel National Civil Rights Museum | At The Lorraine Motel

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