Mannheim Steamroller rolls into Peace Center with Christmas favorites
Forty years ago, Chip Davis couldn’t catch a break.
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Greenville Symphony concerts offer sunny works from Schumann, Grieg
The orchestra’s Nov. 23-24 concerts at the Peace Center continue music director Lee Mills’ season-long theme of optimism and unity.
Behind the scenes with Greenville Theatre’s ‘Anastasia,’ coming Dec. 5-22
“Anastasia” tells the story of Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov as she struggles to find her identity during the Russian Revolution in the early 20th century.
Fine Arts Center releases 2024-25 artist-in-residence program schedule
The program kicked off earlier in the school year when Kevin Boseman conducted workshops with Fine Arts Center students.
Greenville rockers Sunhouse debut strong first album at Radio Room: Upstate Beat
“Tiny Computers” is a jittery, caffeinated take on the chaos of the social media age that resembles the best New Wave artists of the early ’80s.
‘Cher Show’ tour at Brooks Center traces legendary singer’s high, lows, hits
The musical, with a cast of two dozen, spotlights costumes by designer Bob Mackie, who won a Tony Award for the show.
America’s Test Kitchen stars visit Spartanburg to promote cookbook
Bolling’s and Tipton-Martin’s Nov. 14 appearance from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. is hosted by Hub City Bookshop.
Mauldin Theatre Co. stages ‘Sweeney Todd,’ Sondheim’s murderous musical
“We really hit the jackpot on the casting,” said Kristofer Parker, artistic director of the Mauldin Theatre Company.
‘Peter and the Wolf’ by Greenville Symphony adds Upstate touchstones
Stories with music will dominate the Greenville Symphony’s next concert in the Peace Center’s Gunter Theatre.
Spoonbill Gallery hosts ‘Forms of Eden’ exhibit
Spoonbill Gallery will host a First Friday reception from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 1 to celebrate the new collection.
Lonestar brings classic country hits to Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium: Upstate Beat
Band keyboardist Dean Sams said he has definitely noticed a resurgence in Lonestar’s concert crowds lately.
Shakespeare in Greenville, with a twist: One of the actors is drunk
Imagine a troupe of talented actors coming to town to perform a beloved Shakespeare tragedy, but one of the actors is thoroughly sloshed.
In his final season, the Greenville Chorale’s Bing Vick spotlights his favorites
In his final full season as artistic director and conductor of the Greenville Chorale, Bing Vick is choosing only bucket-list choral works — his favorites.
Country singer plays Fall for Greenville after riding out Helene flooding: Upstate Beat
When Greenville wisely decided to move the annual Fall for Greenville festival from early October to Nov. 8-10, there was at least one musician scheduled to perform who fully supported the idea.
New Peace Center artist residency program begins with Broadway music director
The program’s first resident artist is Doug Oberhamer, a Broadway musical director, arranger and vocal coach based in New York City.