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Martin & Clark’s The Gospel According To Tennessee

A panting hound dog wears a straw hat as cowboys dance and sing in the background.

Set in 1926 and inspired by a true family story, this fast-paced musical dinner show takes you to East Tennessee, where the fun never ends! Sing along with fabulous old Southern classics and watch the gospel truths unfold through the eyes and imagination of Tennessee.
This show is set in 1926, a time very different from today. We do not condone the prejudices of the past. We also do not distort history. Because of the accurate historical setting, the show honestly recognizes segregation and discrimination as evil social norms of that time period. The show is filled with humor, Tennessee personality and fabulous music. However, anyone who would be offended by that historical setting should choose another show.