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TOKENS SHOW
Tuesday, Mar 28, 2017 7:30 PM
The Nashville Scene recognized the Tokens radio show as Nashville’s “Best Local Variety Show” in 2013 which is a “grass-kicking shredfest” that is a“huge success,” with “genre-bending creativity.” The Tennessean calls it “one of a kind,” and a “virtuouso ensemble.” Prominent Nashville music critic Peter Cooper recently opined that Tokens “is amazing. It’s amazing that [Tokens] has integrated music, humor and scholarship into something so seamlessly entertaining.” Other reviewers have called Tokens “spectacular” and”provocative.” Sojourners opined that “…if A Prairie Home Companion ever moved South and got religion-or at least went to divinity school-it might look a lot like TOKENS.” Best selling author Shane Claiborne calls Tokens “dazzling. magical. better than CATS … creating beauty and mischief.” And the Englewood Review of Books says that “TOKENS is one of today’s finest exemplars of exploration around the intersections of theology and the performing arts…”
 

For more information, visit www.TokensShow.com/about, and for updates on artist roster and theme for any given episode, visit www.TokensShow.com/shows.

 




 
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The Nashville Scene recognized the Tokens radio show as Nashvilles Best Local Variety Show in 2013 which is a grass-kicking shredfest that is ahuge success,” with genre-bending creativity.” The Tennessean calls it one of a kind, and a virtuouso ensemble. Prominent Nashville music critic Peter Cooper recently opined that Tokens is amazing. Its amazing that [Tokens] has integrated music, humor and scholarship into something so seamlessly entertaining. Other reviewers have called Tokens spectacular andprovocative.” Sojourners opined that “…if A Prairie Home Companion ever moved South and got religionor at least went to divinity schoolit might look a lot like TOKENS. Best selling author Shane Claiborne calls Tokens dazzling. magical. better than CATS creating beauty and mischief. And the Englewood Review of Books says that TOKENS is one of todays finest exemplars of exploration around the intersections of theology and the performing arts



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Collins Alumni Auditorium

Lipscomb University

1 University Park Dr.

Nashville, TN 37204