The latest theatre news from South Carolina — show openings, casting announcements, reviews, and touring productions.
The North American Tour of THE NOTEBOOK announced 26 new cities for its upcoming season, including stops in Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, and Houston, after welcoming over 500,000 patrons since its launch.
The Best of Broadway series will present six productions at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, including Hamilton, Hell's Kitchen, and more, with tickets to the season on sale now!
The Tony and Olivier Award-winning OPERATION MINCEMEAT announced a full North American tour route spanning over 25 cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, as the Broadway production hits 500 performances.
Trustus Theatre announced Kelsey Mesa as its new Executive Artistic Director, marking a leadership transition at the Columbia, South Carolina theater company.
Lincoln Center Theater’s Broadway revival of Ragtime, directed by Kewsong Lee Artistic Director Lear deBessonet, announced today that it will launch a North American Tour in the fall of 2027.
The North American Tour of Oh, Mary! has announced the dates and cities for its 2026-27 season.
BroadwayWorld is launching the May 2026 Games Challenge - a month-long streak competition open to fans across the U.
The Charleston Gaillard Center announced its 2026–2027 season featuring Yo-Yo Ma, Leslie Odom Jr.
Byrnes High School Theater Department in Duncan, SC will present a $5 Industry Night performance of MAMMA MIA!, open to theater professionals, educators, and community members.
After six weeks of voting, BroadwayWorld readers have crowned Newsies the Ultimate Best Movie Musical in the 2026 edition of BroadwayWorld's Annual Bracket.
Best of Broadway announced its 2026-2027 season at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, featuring MRS.
Centre Stage will present A Few Good Men, Aaron Sorkin's electrifying courtroom drama.
The Mountaintop will be presented at The Warehouse Theatre this spring.
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The Peace Center has announed its 2026-27 Broadway Season, a collection of nine productions, from Maybe Happy Ending and the spellbinding sensation Harry Potter and the Cursed Child to Disney’s beloved musical Beauty and the Beast.
Centre Stage will present Showstoppers: Iconic Broadway Songs Throughout the Ages.
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USC's Betsy Blackmon Dance Program will present its Spring Student Choreography Showcase April 25–26 at Drayton Hall Theatre, featuring 11 original works choreographed by dance majors across a range of styles.
Voting is now open for the final round of BroadwayWorld's Annual Bracket! Which film is really the Best Movie Musical of all time? Our editors have selected the options, and now BroadwayWorld invites YOU to join us and our readers in deciding which movie musical deserves the title of The Ultimate Be
As New York City and the broader United States prepare to welcome the world for a historic stretch of global events — including FIFA World Cup 2026 and America's 250th Anniversary celebrations — BroadwayWorld is expanding its platform to meet that moment in a meaningful way.
Trustus Theatre will present The Squirrels, a darkly comedic play directed by Martha Hearn, running on the Thigpen Mainstage this spring.
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MEAN GIRLS Arts Center of Coastal Carolina (6/24-8/09) |
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CLUE! Dream House Theatre (8/15-8/15) |
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John Cameron Mitchell: Hedwig 25th Anniversary Movie Tour The Charleston Music Hall (10/26-10/26) |
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Mrs. Doubtfire North Charleston Performing Arts Center (10/06-10/11) |
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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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Clue Dream House Theatre (8/13-8/13) |
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BACKBONE Showtime Legacy Theatre (8/29-8/30) PHOTOS VIDEOS |
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CLUE! Dream House Theatre (8/14-8/14) |
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Red Shirts PURE Theatre (7/16-8/01) |
