• Out Front Open Mic Sunday

    Sunday June 9 at 8pm Last Sunday saw a standing room only audience and fantastic comics. Winner Daniel Carrillo returns in a ten minute headlining spot with Holly Amber returning as Emcee. Sign up is 8pm for performances with the funny starting at 8:30pm Admission is $3. and the event is BYOB. This is one of our most fun events whether you perform or watch: Experience the...
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Archive for November 15, 2011

Battle of the Sexes

Nov 15th

Posted by outfrontexec in 2011 Season

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Out Front on Main, Inc. and Nashcomedy.com are pleased to present Battle of the Sexes featuring some of the area’s finest comics. Who will win a headlining gig at Out Front on Main, Inc? You decide.
Out Front on Main is located at 1511 E. Main Street, in historic downtown Murfreesboro, beside MTSU. Tickets are $8. Information at NashComedy.com and OutFrontOnMain.com Experience the hilarity!!

Our battle of the sexes teams!!!

Thurs – Nov 17 – Laura Grey, Kristine Kinsey, Christy Eidson  vs. Randy Alexander, Bob Marchman, and Jerry Harvey. Hosted by Bryce Damuth

Fri – Nov 18 – Maria Tucker, Erica McKown, Andie Lynn vs. Jdubb, Travis Baker, James Victor Cherry, Hosted by Patrick Gaffney

Sat – Nov 19 – Leslie Nash, Ashley Brooke Corby, Jessica Carter vs. Gary Dull, Peter Depp, Monty Mitchell, Hosted by Derek Dawson

Auditions: Five Women Wearing the Same Dress

Nov 15th

Posted by outfrontexec in 2012 Season

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Out Front on Main, Inc. is pleased to announce auditions for our first show of 2012. No prepared material is required. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Auditions: Sunday and Monday, November 20-21 6-8pm.

Five Women Wearing the Same Dress is a play written in 1993 by Alan Ball and directed for the stage for George W. Manus, Jr. Kicking off January for a two week run. The play is a comedy set at the home of the bride in Knoxville, Tennessee during the newly… married couple’s overdone wedding reception. The five bridesmaids have found refuge in the room of Meredith, the sister of the bride. The women come to realize, among other things, that they, despite their differences, have more in common with each other than any of them do with the bride.
The Characters:
Meredith Marlow: The bride’s nosy, pot-smoking sister who is very sarcastic and much annoyed with the whole fiasco downstairs. Sporting an outwardly tough attitude, she has a lot of hurt and insecurity to hide.
Georgeanne Darby: Tracy’s “ugly sidekick” in middle school. Accepted the invite to be a bridesmaid even though her relationship with Tracy is strained because Tracy’s boyfriend once knocked Georgeanne up.
Trisha: One of Tracy’s former friends with a supposed bad reputation. She’s been with a lot of guys, but not any that measure up.
Frances: The very naive and religious cousin of the bride.
Mindy McClure: The groom’s clumsy, outspoken lesbian sister.
Tripp Davenport (Griffen Lyle Davenport the third): An usher who falls for Trisha. The only male in the show.