James K. Polk Theater
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Sentiment Analysis
We saw a small comedy show here and the smaller auditorium made it all the more cozy.
Wonderful theater, but the seats are definitely not plus-size friendly.
TPAC's home is a wonderful place!
Could use more seating in the lobby, but really one of the best venues in Nashville.
Small enough theater to be intimate and really enjoy the show being performed.
I was so pleased the first time going to a show and I felt like I was at my home I am on a wheel chair and everyone was so friendly
Great clean venue, ample restrooms, courteous staff, go early because if you don't want valet parking, might have to do some walking
Great place to see a show!
Saw Cinderella Ballet with some Childrens Ballet intertwined!
Went here to see trash taste and the show was amazing but I had to pay 5 dollars for a bottle of Dasani water
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