Stephen Brower of ANASTASIA at Peace Center
'It's full of danger and romance and epic plot twists that I think are relatable and exciting to many generations of theatergoers'
South Carolina Interviews — Page 4
The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in South Carolina.
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Brady Coyle-Smith of THE BOYS IN THE BAND at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'Hate causes us to say and do things we normally wouldn't.
Scott Cote of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at Peace Center
'This play is Sherlock Holmes and Monty Python had a baby.
Noah Taylor, Director of GODSPELL at Easley Foothills Playhouse
'Godspell helps us experience Jesus's message of love in a new and powerful way by telling his story through a completely unique lens.
Jacob McKee of ROCKY HORROR SHOW at Warehouse Theatre
'I applaud the Warehouse for taking this wild, crazy, zany story and really working to make it reflective of the beautiful, diverse world we live in.
Terrie West Poore, director/choreographer of THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES at Mill Town Players
'What seems so important at one point in your life is really inconsequential to the larger snapshot of life.
Jon Kilpatrick of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW at Greenville's Warehouse Theatre
'Just remember, if you touch us, we reserve the right to touch you back.
Jon Tuttle of BOY ABOUT TEN at Trustus Theatre
Director Patrick Michael Kelly sits down with Playwright Jon Tuttle to talk about Jon's new play BOY ABOUT TEN!
S. Douglas Egge of SOUTHERN BAPTIST SISSIES at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'One of my questions after reading the play was, 'Do you have to feel guilty in order to go to heaven, so you won't ever have to feel guilt again?' I think Del Shores grapples with that theme, so there is a lot of gut-wrenching guilt presented here.
Lauren French, director of SHAKESPEAREAN LOVERS LAWN GAME
'An immersive theatrical event, where Shakespearean Lovers are competing against the audience while performing scenes.
Andy Lecture of SOUTHERN BAPTIST SISSIES at Proud Mary Theatre Company
'I really think this show is going to be something special, and a journey for the audience and the cast to undertake together.
Reed Halvorson, director of BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO at Centre Stage
'Expect a load of laughs, a heaping scoop of love, and tons of fun in this musical romp perfect for the entire family.
Kimberlee Ferreira, director of BEEHIVE at Mill Town Players
'It takes generations of people back to their younger days, which is what is so incredible about theater'
Christopher Rose, director of CABARET at Market Theatre
'You cannot walk away from this show without learning something about yourself and your world.
Nicole Stratton of LITTLE WOMEN - THE MUSICAL at Logos Theatre
We asked director Nicole Stratton to share with BWW readers a little about the production.
Playwright Sean Grennan of THE TIN WOMAN at Centre Stage
'I think that when people are crying or laughing, there is something in them that is open and engaged and invested with the story.
Mary Michael Patterson of LOVE NEVER DIES at Peace Center
'It's a very emotional show and it ends in a every delicate, sad way and it really touches people.
Reed Halvorson, director of DEARLY DEPARTED at Mill Town Players
In the Baptist backwoods of the Bible Belt, the beleaguered Turpin family proves that living and dying in the South is seldom tidy and always hilarious.
Madison Nelson of HAIRSPRAY at Town Theatre
Town Theatre's Tracy Turnblad MADISON NELSON speaks out on her role in HAIRSPRAY and her experience making theatre in South Carolina!
Lenne Klingaman of WAITRESS at Peace Center
'It is a lovely, heartfelt, beautiful, emotion-filled, laugh-til-you-cry and cry-til-you laugh show'
Christopher Rose, director of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at Mill Town Players
'I hope audiences will walk away realizing more fully that fear builds walls instead of bridges and that this will make them strive to see the perspectives of others who may be different, but who in reality as people are very much the same.
John Fagan, Director of MAMMA MIA! at Centre Stage
'Stay away from the botox injections before coming.
Carla Stewart of THE COLOR PURPLE at Peace Center
'I think if you've seen the movie, if you've read the book, you won't be disappointed with the musical.
Crystal Marie Stewart director of Guerrilla Shakespeare Theatre Co's Hamlet
'It's going to be a body pile, we're going to get there, but there's also a lot of really great lightness and wittiness and intrigue and interest.
Zac Johnson of PRINCE CASPIAN at Logos Theatre
'As far as we know we're the only professional company in the world producing this story.
Amanda Sox of THE CAKE at The Warehouse Theatre
Actress, Amanda Sox has performed and lived all over the country.
Will Ragland of A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Mill Town Players
'It's a great way to escape the anxiety and stress of the holiday season with characters that remind you of your family - or yourself!'
Jillian Butler - Cosette in LES MISERABLES at the Peace Center
'It's just nice to be able to give the audience a little bit of light.
Glenda Manwaring, director of GHOST - THE MUSICAL at Centre Stage
'The question is how do you represent these beloved iconic characters and this story without becoming mimics of their work.
Kimberlee Ferreira, director/choreographer of HONKY TONK ANGELS at Mill Town Players
'Our hope is that you come in and can forget the crazy world for a few hours.
Playwright Leslie Kimbell brings FOUR OLD BROADS to Centre Stage
'I wanted to write something that celebrates seniors and portrays them as vivacious and funny.
TJ Jones IS The King for Centre Stage's MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
'I hope the old will reminisce, the young will find interest in these characters, and everybody will wanna just dance.
Reed Halvorson, Director of BYE BYE BIRDIE Opening This Weekend at Mill Town Players
I'm really excited about this play, it's really coming together.
Antoinette Hall of INTIMATE APPAREL at Centre Stage
'What I latched onto with this show is love and how it presents itself in different relationships and circumstances.
Maegan Azar of INTIMATE APPAREL at Centre Stage
'The play's text is so rich with details, and you really have to mine it, investigate it like a detective, to find everything out about your character that you can.
THE LION KING's Drew Hirshfield Celebrates the Simple Power and Connection of Live Theatre
The awe-inspiring spectacle of The Lion King returns to Greenville's Peace Center on May 31 for an extended run.
Videos
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MEAN GIRLS Arts Center of Coastal Carolina (6/24-8/09) |
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Mary Poppins Chapin Theatre Company (7/16-7/26) |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) North Charleston Coliseum Performing Arts Center (1/22-1/24) |
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Pen Pals by Michael Griffo The Asher Theatre (8/01-8/01) |
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Hadestown: Teen Edition South Carolina Children’s Theatre (6/12-6/21) |
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Rendezvous with Rachel Revere™ MATINEE Spartanburg County Public Libraries Headquarters (7/20-7/20) |
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A Revolution of Her Own!™ Deborah Sampson Clinton Library Branch (7/19-7/19) |
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Journey Bon Secours Wellness Arena (11/14-11/14) |
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FREE History Comes Alive Festival: Rebecca Motte/Edgar Allan Poe/Paul Robeson/Captain Henry Felder/Mother Jones Various locations (6/12-6/21) |
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Dear Evan Hansen Centre Stage SC (8/06-8/23) |
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