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After two wildly successful runs of Regina Taylor's gospel-driven musical Crowns in 2005 and 2007, Trustus Theatre is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by reviving this hit production in 2010.

PURE Theatre is proud to announce the world premiere of Lowcountry Boil written and directed by Charleston's own R.

The Village Square Theatre of Lexington proudly presents 'The Sound of Music'.

n the mid-90's Trustus Theatre presented a unique entertainment option: a one-woman show which tackled issues of personal identity and race through an expose' of almost 30 characters during the Crown Heights riots; all played by Columbia favorite Jocelyn Sanders.

Join the Electric City Playhouse as they start their 26th year with the award winning Man of Constant Sorrow, a Stanley Brothers Musical by Douglas Pote and directed by Jimmy O.

Electric City Playhouse will present MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW by Douglas Poate from February 4 through the 27th.

On March 12 at 8:00PM local singer/songwriter/guitarist Christopher Branch will be performing songs from his third CD, 'And If All These Things Are True', along with a selection of previously released works, to celebrate the release of the album.

PURE Theatre is proud to announce the world premiere of Lowcountry Boil written and directed by Charleston's own R.

The final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world's most beloved musical.

Centre Stage, Greenville's Professional Theater, presents Rock 'n Roll Heaven February 18-March 23.

So Long on Lonely Street is dramatic comedy, written by Sandra Deer and directed by Joe Merck, set in a rundown old southern house on 25 acres of valuable land, and is the gathering of the Vaughnum family for the reading of crotchety old Aunt Pearl's will.

PURE Theatre's South Carolina premiere of the psychological thriller Yankee Tavern by Steven Dietz will close on February 13, 2010.

After two wildly successful runs of Regina Taylor's gospel-driven musical Crowns in 2005 and 2007, Trustus Theatre is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by reviving this hit production in 2010.

After two wildly successful runs of Regina Taylor's gospel-driven musical Crowns in 2005 and 2007, Trustus Theatre is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by reviving this hit production in 2010.

After two wildly successful runs of Regina Taylor's gospel-driven musical Crowns in 2005 and 2007, Trustus Theatre is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by reviving this hit production in 2010.

The Anderson Artist Guild and the Electric City Playhouse have teamed up to provide more exposure to the arts than they could have done individually.

After two wildly successful runs of ReGina Taylor's gospel-driven musical Crowns in 2005 and 2007, Trustus Theatre is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by reviving this hit production in 2010.

Eric Bogosian's Pounding Nails in the Floor with My Forehead' will close at the Trustus Black Box space on February 6, 2010.

Join the Electric City Playhouse as they start their 26th year with the award winning Man of Constant Sorrow, a Stanley Brothers Musical by Douglas Pote and directed by Jimmy O.

Electric City Playhouse will present MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW by Douglas Poate from February 4 through the 27th.

Centre Stage, Greenville's Professional Theater, presents Rock 'n Roll Heaven February 18-March 23.

Nigel Redden, General Director, announced Saturday that Spoleto Festival USA will hold a special gala concert on April 1 to celebrate the reopening of Charleston's historic Dock Street Theatre following a three-year renovation.

The Village Square Theatre of Lexington proudly presents 'The Sound of Music'.

ONE LAST CHANCE (unexpectedly) to see Coal Creek Our already record-breaking production of Walter Thinnes' Coal Creek will not perform this evening (Saturday, Jan.

Trustus Theatre is reviving one of its most popular and moving Late Night shows, as Steve Harley returns to star in Eric Bogosian's Pounding Nails in the Floor with My Forehead.