Dave DiGeronimo of A LITTLE HOUSE CHRISTMAS at Abbeville Opera House
'I guarantee audience members will leave with a smile on their face and a Christmas glow in their heart.
South Carolina Interviews — Page 3
The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in South Carolina.
Latest Interviews
T. J. Newton of SPAMILTON at Peace Center's Gunter Theatre
'Even if you haven't seen HAMILTON, you can still have a wonderful time at our show.
Jahmaul Bakare of ONCE ON THIS ISLAND at Peace Center
Filled with beauty and magic, ONCE ON THIS ISLAND tells the sweeping, universal tale of Ti Moune, a fearless peasant girl in search of her place in the world, and ready to risk it all for love.
David Raulston of VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'VAMPIRE LESBIANS is an exciting roller coaster of a ride following the 2 main characters through the ups and downs of a relationship that spans thousands of years.
Matt Wood of CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY at Peace Center
'It's a very fun time'
Caroline Davis & Simon Crowe of DETROIT at Centre Stage
'It's nice to tell a story about how much beauty there can be in the messiness of human existence'
Hannah Thompson of BRIGHT STAR at Mill Town Players
What do you get when world-class banjo player (and, yes, comedian) Steve Martin writes a musical with world class singer/songwriter Edie Brickell?
Jennifer Webb of THE CRUCIBLE at Warehouse Theatre
Arthur Miller's classic drama of piety and paranoia, THE CRUCIBLE, opens September 20 at the Warehouse Theatre in Greenville, SC.
Mike Cefalo of THE BAND'S VISIT at Peace Center
It's about human connection and how we all want to seek a little bit more in life, and how we can find that in the things that are seemingly mundane or small or delicate.
Noah Fitzer of BOY at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'This is not the kind of play we ever see in South Carolina, and it's truly bold for Proud Mary to choose to bring this story to life.
Kristi Parker Byers of ROCKABILLY HEAVEN at Centre Stage
'Rockabilly Heaven is a party for the ears.
Lauren Imhoff, Director of ANNIE GET YOUR GUN at Mill Town Players
The classic musical opens July 19.
Samantha Eyler, Paige Vasel And Eve Begelman of FUN HOME at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'While the show is very personal and unique, it speaks on a broader level about family and acceptance and everyone can relate to that.
GLOW Lyric Theatre's Jenna Tamisiea on their 2019 FESTIVAL SEASON
'I am working in subtle and sometimes not so subtle ways to present these through a female lens.
Libby Riggins And Christopher Rose of FIRST BAPTIST OF IVY GAP at Mill Town Players
'I hope they laugh at times, cry at times, and walk away filled with love for everyone!'
Jessica Sheridan of HELLO, DOLLY! at Peace Center
'It's a show about love and finding love at every age of your life, so that is a message that permeates to everyone.
Director John Fagan on the 25TH ANNIVERSARY season of the Warehouse Theatre's Upstate Shakespeare Festival
BWW Interview: John Fagan on the 25TH ANNIVERSARY season of the Warehouse Theatre's Upstate Shakespeare Festival
Laura Nicholas, director of NOISES OFF! at Centre Stage
'Bang you're on.
Julie Johnson of COME FROM AWAY at Peace Center
'It's all about the humanity.
Jessica Eckenrod, writer/director of the new musical HERSTORY at GLOW Lyric Theatre
'Herstory is a brief window into the world of how women can inspire other women.
Reed Halvorson, Director of PUMP BOYS & DINETTES at Mill Town Players
'It all adds up to a road trip you won't be disappointed you made.
Andy Huntington Jones of THE BOOK OF MORMON at Peace Center
'People walk away with different conclusions, but everybody has an incredible time.
Brianna-Marie Bell of A BRONX TALE at Peace Center
'I get to teach people about love and about fear and about honesty and about your purpose in life.
J. Daughtry of MISS SAIGON at Peace Center
'I really love that this cast allows the story to be the star of the show.
David Herskovits Discusses PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE GIRL
David Herskovits is the Founding Artistic Director of Target Margin Theater currently remounting Pay No Attention to the Girl.
Upstate Theatre Veteran Lauren Paige Wilson Stars in CRACKS
'I had to dig deep for this role.
Laura Nicholas of ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST at Centre Stage
'McMurphy is playing a game with the other characters on the ward and what fun is a game without response and countermoves?'
Christopher Rose, director of ROMEO AND JULIET at Mill Town Players
'The Bard's poetry lends itself well to the sing-song cadence of mountain folk'
Claire Clauson of WAIT UNTIL DARK at Greenville Little Theatre
'My heart is racing during the final scene, even though I know what's going to happen next!'
Matthew Merritt of CRACKS, premiering November 2 at the Camelot
'I think audiences will enjoy hating him.
Mary Nickles, director of ADDAMS FAMILY at Market Theatre Company
The Addams Family musical at The Market Theatre Co.
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Holmes and Watson Chapin Theatre Company (9/25-10/11) |
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POTUS (or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive The Warehouse Theatre (12/04-12/20) |
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Mrs. Doubtfire North Charleston Performing Arts Center (10/06-10/11) |
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Cult of Love Trustus Theatre (11/20-12/13) |
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Fruit of the Vine: Paintings if Whitney LeJeune Arts Center of Kershaw County (9/04-10/31) |
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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Arts Center of Kershaw County (12/12-12/15) |
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Elijah Bradford's Guess Who's Coming to Mr. Thaddues' House Coffee House Productions (10/24-10/24) |
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Little Women The Warehouse Theatre (6/04-6/27) |
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Bat City (World Premiere) The Warehouse Theatre (1/29-2/14) |
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Apéritifs with Andy Armstrong - Concert 2 Arts Center of Kershaw County (2/11-2/11) |
