NarroWay Productions

10/20/2026

This is your final week to see "The Gospel According to Tennessee."

Hear those voices fill the NarroWay Theatre. See the people of 1926 East Tennessee bring a true family story to life. Share a Southern dinner served by the cast.

After Saturday, this show won’t be back for several years. If you’ve been meaning to come—or to bring someone back with you—this is the weekend.

Friday, October 23 at 6:30pm · Saturday, October 24 at 12pm and 5pm

Get your seats before they are gone:
https://tickets.narroway.net/events/254086

10/19/2026

A shy teenage boy told his dad he wouldn’t be comfortable on stage.

Thirty years later, Jamie Phillips is still on our stage, playing Charlie Henderson in “The Gospel According to Tennessee.” He met his wife at NarroWay, and today their two daughters are part of it, too.

We're so thankful for Jamie and his family. And we think you'll enjoy hearing from him what his dad had to say that day!

10/18/2026

This time next week, this show will be gone for a long time.

Final chance for “The Gospel According to Tennessee”: Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24. See it, or see it again!

Ticket link in our profile or call 803.802.2300.

10/17/2026

Two shows today. Three next weekend. Then we say goodbye to "The Gospel According to Tennessee."

If you’ve been meaning to come, now is the time. Gather your people for Southern fried chicken and homemade cobbler served by the cast, old Southern classics you can sing along with, and a musical inspired by a true family story from 1926 East Tennessee.

🎭 “The Gospel According to Tennessee”
📅 Fridays and Saturdays only through October 24
⏰ Fridays 6:30 PM | Saturdays 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM
📍 The NarroWay Theatre | Fort Mill, SC

Tickets at the link in our bio or 803.802.2300.

10/16/2026

The looks they give may tell you as much as the lines do.

There’s plenty of personality in "The Gospel According to Tennessee." Spend a few hours with the people of 1926 East Tennessee, enjoy a Southern dinner served by the cast, and discover the true family story that inspired the show.

You're running out of time to see it- show ends October 24.
Playing now Fridays and Saturdays.

10/15/2026

Of course you'll get a great dinner and a great show at NarroWay. But did you know you can dance, too? 💃

When you join us for "The Gospel According to Tennessee," the fun doesn't stay at your table. Take a spin around the floor to the Tennessee Waltz at intermission, look through the gift shop for something to take home 🛍️, and stop by concessions for some popcorn and a frappe before you settle back in.

"The Gospel According to Tennessee" closes October 24, and it won't be back on our stage for several years. We'd love to save you a seat, and a spot on the dance floor!

👉 Find your date and get tickets:
https://tickets.narroway.net/events/254086

Or give us a call at 803.802.2300.

10/14/2026

The real Lessie had a “little book.” Her granddaughter found it in her momma’s purse. 💛

Vivian Martin has volunteered at NarroWay for 30 years, and she’s the one who handed that book to Rebecca. It became “The Gospel According to Tennessee.”

Listen to Vivian tell it herself!

10/13/2026

Lessie Henderson’s faith didn’t stop with her. Her great-great-granddaughter is still passing it on. 📖

Hope Wooten has written “The Faith We Carry,” a FREE devotional series inspired by “The Gospel According to Tennessee.” In an introduction and seven sessions, she looks at how God works through ordinary people, quiet courage and daily obedience. Every reading comes with reflection questions to think over on your own or talk through with your group.

Read them all online now, or sign up and we’ll send you one each Wednesday. We’d love for you to read along with us!

👉 Start with “Dear Reader”:
https://narroway.net/devotionals/gospel-tn-devotionals

Free Christian devotionals inspired by NarroWay's The Gospel According to Tennessee. Hope Wooten writes on courage and the faith we pass to the next generation.

10/12/2026

We spent a few hours this morning replacing cameras in the barn lot. 🐪

Apparently Mr. Solomon has grown a few inches and acquired a taste for cameras!

The new ones are mounted a little higher!