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South Carolina — Plays
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Here There Are Blueberries
A mysterious photo album arrives at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, revealing chilling images of SS officers at Auschwitz living seemingly ordinary lives. Based on a true story, Here There Are Blueberries unfolds like a gripping historical detective story — one that asks...
Witch
Witch By Jen Silverman Directed by David Britt Benson Theatre A roguish Devil has come to the town of Edmonton and he’s looking to bargain, granting secret longings in exchange for an eternal price. But Elizabeth Sawyer, an outcast branded a witch by her neighbors, turns the...
Shock
Join us in the Black Box Theatre for a world premiere! Southern Gothic to the core, Shock is the story of two young cousins growing up in small town South Carolina amidst a world of rural poverty, religious mania, mental illness, and infidelity, all told with a heavy dose of...
Theatre/Theater
The drama doesn’t stop when the curtain goes up. Go behind the scenes of a Southern regional theatre company mounting Romeo and Juliet, where the real action isn’t always onstage. From box office to backstage, from donor events to dressing rooms, personalities collide, egos...
Elijah Bradford's Guess Who's Coming to Mr. Thaddues' House
Mr. Thaddeus and his family are thrown into a chaos when his sister-in-law Ella Ruth shows up with drama and secrets. Welcome to Guess Who's Coming To Mr. Thaddeus House ! When Ella Ruth, a wealthy, judgemental, and rude family member makes a surprise visit to Mr. Thaddeus and...
The Courage to Right a Woman's Wrongs
The Courage to Right a Woman’s Wrongs By Ana Caro Translated by Diversifying the Classics Directed by Jesse Jou Longstreet Theatre One of only two surviving plays from one of Spain’s most revered female playwrights, The Courage to Right a Woman’s Wrongs is a subversive 17th...
The Battle of Camden
The Battle of Camden is a play by Tony Scully, poet, playwright, and former mayor of Camden, recounting events of 1780 that helped shape South Carolina and beyond. This production is part of Camden's SC250 celebration marking the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution and...
Cult of Love
It’s the holiday season for the Dahl family! In Leslye Headland’s cuttingly hilarious and deeply observant family dramedy, four adult siblings return home for Christmas, reawakening old conflicts and unearthing new revelations. Directed by Kelsey Mesa.
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
The greatest story ever told... by the worst kids in the history of the world. The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world. They lie, steal, and swear. So no one is prepared when this outlaw family invades church one Sunday and decides to take over the annual...
POTUS (or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive
Written by Selina Fillinger Directed by Maegan McNerney Azar When the President creates an international PR nightmare, seven brilliant but exhausted women are left to clean up the mess before the entire country collapses. Fast, chaotic, and gloriously inappropriate, POTUS is a...
The Niceties
Zoe, a Black student at a liberal arts college, is called into her white professor’s office to discuss her paper about slavery’s effect on the American Revolution. What begins as a polite clash in perspectives explodes into an urgent debate about race, history and power...
Bat City (World Premiere)
World Premiere by Josh Tobiessen Directed by Caroline Jane Davis Two underpaid creatives working at a trendy Austin restaurant decide the obvious solution to their problems is… robbery. Funny, romantic, and just a little bit messy, Bat City is a charming new comedy about...
Stick Fly
Stick Fly By Lydia R. Diamond Directed by Terrance Henderson Longstreet Theatre You’re invited to be a “fly on the wall” at the LeVay family's opulent Martha’s Vineyard home for an emotionally charged weekend you’ll never forget! When brothers Kent and Flip bring their...
The Little Prince
The Little Prince By Rick Cummings and John Scoullar Adapted from the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Directed by Peter Duffy Drayton Hall Theatre A theatrical adaptation of the beloved novella that has enchanted readers of all ages since 1943, The Little Prince tells the story...
The Pillowman
Written by Martin McDonagh Directed by Stephen Thorne A writer in a totalitarian state is interrogated when his dark short stories begin resembling real crimes. What follows is a twisted, funny, deeply disturbing thriller about storytelling, censorship, and the terrifying power...
Fat Ham
FAT HAM by JAMES IJAMES Directed by ERIC BULTMAN Fat Ham by James Ijames is a Pulitzer Prize-winning, modern, comedic reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Set at a backyard Southern barbecue celebrating a hasty wedding, it follows Juicy, a sensitive, queer Black college student...
The Shark is Broken
THE SHARK IS BROKEN by IAN SHAW AND JOSEPH NIXON Directed by GINNY IVES The historic first summer blockbuster movie is being filmed – but no one working on the film would know it. Dive deep into the tumultuous, murky waters of the making of a major motion picture with dueling...
Little Women
Written by Kate Hamill (Adapted from the novel by Louisa May Alcott) Directed by Ashlee Wasmund Jo March is stubborn, ambitious, wildly creative, and absolutely not interested in being the kind of proper Victorian lady society expects her to be. As the March sisters navigate...
Latest South Carolina Reviews
Review: MAYBE HAPPY ENDING at the Peace Center
In real life, artificial intelligence may be causing a whole slew of societal woes, but in fiction it's long been a fascinating tool for examining what it means to be human. That is precisely the case for the new love story Maybe Happy Ending by Hue Park--K-pop lyricist and translator of Broadway …
Review: THE NOTEBOOK at the Peace Center
The beloved novel-turned film remains precisely *for* the faint of heart in stage form.…
Review: SPOLETO USA'S CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAM IV at Charleston's Dock Street Theatre
True to the series' M.O., the day featured a nice compliment of new, contemporary works alongside older classical ones, as well as a chance to see the Festival’s Composer-in-Residence, Allison Loggins-Hull, in action today as a flutist…
Review: Circa's HUMANS 2.0, Presented By Spoleto USA
Contemporary circus company, Circa, has come to Charleston, South Carolina, as part of Spoleto USA’s 50th season, with their Humans 2.0. This is the next installment after their successful Humans production — although with their current creation and context, the “2.0” more ironically ev…
Review: THE OUTSIDERS at the Peace Center
The second most recent winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical is now the most recent one to tour at the Peace Center. The Outsiders, based on the English class classic by S.E. Hinton—and its attending ‘80s movie adaptation by Francis Ford Coppola—has been brought to engaging theatrical life…
Review: LES MISÉRABLES at the Peace Center
The revolution still going strong after decades.…
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Meredith Willson’s The Music Man Charleston Gaillard Center (10/14-10/14) |
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DEAR EVAN HANSEN Arts Center Of Coastal Carolina (9/23-10/25) |
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Holmes and Watson Chapin Theatre Company (9/25-10/11) |
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Apéritifs with Andy Armstrong - Concert 3 Arts Center of Kershaw County (3/11-3/11) |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) North Charleston Coliseum Performing Arts Center (1/22-1/24) |
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Apéritifs with Andy Armstrong - Concert 1 Arts Center of Kershaw County (1/14-1/14) |
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The Shark is Broken Trustus Theatre (5/14-5/30) |
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The Color Purple Arts Center of Kershaw County (6/04-6/20) |
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John Cameron Mitchell: Hedwig 25th Anniversary Movie Tour The Charleston Music Hall (10/26-10/26) |
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Fruit of the Vine: Paintings if Whitney LeJeune Arts Center of Kershaw County (9/04-10/31) |
