Daniel In The Lions' Den at Tennessee Performing Arts Center
When is Daniel In The Lions' Den performing in Nashville?
Daniel In The Lions' Den is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the James K. Polk Theater at Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) in Nashville, Tennessee. Check your ticket for the confirmed showtime and arrival details.
What kind of performance is Daniel In The Lions' Den?
The event is listed as a theatrical musical or play. For production-specific details, including the storyline and performance format, check the event information before purchasing.
How much are Daniel In The Lions' Den tickets?
Prices currently start around $40, with listings potentially reaching $150 or more depending on seat location, availability, and demand. Ticket prices can change, and the final price is shown during checkout.
Where is the James K. Polk Theater, and what is it like?
The James K. Polk Theater is part of Tennessee Performing Arts Center in downtown Nashville. It is an indoor theater suited to stage productions, with reserved seating. Review the seating chart when choosing tickets so you can compare views and locations.
Which seats are best for Daniel In The Lions' Den?
For a balanced view of the stage, consider seats near the center of the orchestra or in a central section of the balcony. The best choice depends on your budget and preference; consult the theater's current seating chart and check the listed section and row before buying.
Are any seats less desirable?
Seats toward the far sides or at the back of a section may offer a more angled or distant view than centrally located seats. Sightlines can vary by production and seat, so review the seating map and any view notes attached to a ticket listing.
What are the parking options for TPAC?
Several downtown Nashville parking garages and lots are located near TPAC, but availability and rates can vary, especially on event nights. Allow extra time to park and walk to the theater, and check current downtown parking information before you travel.
Can I take public transportation to the theater?
WeGo Public Transit buses serve downtown Nashville, making transit a possible alternative to driving. Routes and schedules may change, so check current service information and plan your trip to TPAC in advance.
What should I know about bags and entry?
Bag and security rules may be set by the venue and can change. Review TPAC's current policies before leaving for the performance, and arrive early to allow time for entry. Do not bring items that are prohibited by the venue.
Are mobile tickets available through concertnashville.com?
Delivery options depend on the ticket listing. If mobile delivery is offered, follow the instructions in your order confirmation and access the tickets using the method specified. Keep your phone charged and make sure you can open the ticket before arriving at the venue.
How can I buy legitimate tickets on concertnashville.com?
Buy through the event listing on concertnashville.com and review the ticket details, delivery method, and checkout terms before completing your order. Ticket availability and prices are subject to change, so confirm your selection carefully.
How long does the performance last, and is there an opening act?
The performance duration and any opening act have not been provided. Check the event listing or contact the venue closer to November 14 for confirmed schedule details. Plan to arrive before the time printed on your ticket.
Are there age restrictions for Daniel In The Lions' Den?
No age restriction has been provided for this performance. Check the event listing and TPAC's current policies for age guidance before purchasing tickets for children or younger guests.
Daniel In The Lions' Den Nashville Theatre reviews
Must see for Star Wars fans!
The amazing orchestra blew me away, Anthony Daniels, and the way everything was set up. For anyone who has ever thought their surround sound was good, this was the best! The music is a good chunk of what makes up Star Wars, so listening to the songs LIVE brings tears to a fans' eyes and pierces the heart, making you want to watch all six movies again. As someone who was raised on Daniel In The Lions' Den, I'm a pretty harsh critic when it comes to things like this.
The only downside to the event had nothing to do with the performance. It took place at the RBC center, and anyone not sitting straight ahead from the screen had to crane his/her neck around the person next to you. And if you were on the floor, the seats were not elevated. But the music and experience more than made up for it.