‘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.
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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.
Ghouls dance to a 1980s beat in Carolina Ballet’s ‘Nightmare at the Museum’
It’s late night at a wax museum and all the visitors have left. Slowly, all the evil wax figures come to life.
Shakespeare heroine survives to live a life set to pop songs in ‘& Juliet’
What if Juliet never died?
Suburban family copes with bipolar disorder in Centre Stage’s ‘Next to Normal’
The Greenville Journal’s Paul Hyde will lead a discussion with the cast following the Oct. 20 performance.
Eclectic ‘Music on Sunday’ series returns Oct. 13, spotlights regional talent
The 26th season of Music on Sunday begins Oct. 13 with a return visit by the Asheville, North Carolina-based Pan Harmonia.
Greenville Theatre stages classic ‘Dial M for Murder,’ a tale of passion and revenge
Guest director Aimee Quattlebaum is leading the production.
Acclaimed chamber ensemble brings virtuosic classical works to Peace Center
Among classical music composers, genius often reveals itself at an early age.
SC Children’s Theatre brings irrepressible Junie B. Jones to stage
With her irrepressible spirit and quirky way of expressing herself, Junie B. Jones has captivated millions of children around the world in more than 30 books.
Greenville Symphony opens season with Beethoven, new conductor
Also on the program are two shorter works: Beethoven's Overture to “The Creatures of Prometheus” and “Fanfare for a New Beginning” by the Brazilian composer Rodrigo Cicchelli Velloso.
From dressing zebras to stringing beads, ‘Lion King’ bustles backstage
As perhaps the largest Broadway show on tour today, “The Lion King” occupies a lot of backstage space. Towering set pieces crowd the wing space — that is, the offstage…
Centre Stage presents New Play Festival winner about bridging generational gaps
It was a canceled flight that served as the unexpected inspiration for Ashley Wettlin’s first full-length play.
Warehouse Theatre stages comic riff on Sherlock Holmes and sidekick Watson
In this modern adaptation, which premiered only two years ago, Sherlock Holmes is a young British woman who also happens to be a crime-detecting genius.
Centre Stage produces ‘Art’ about paintings, strained friendship
Yasmina Reza’s modern classic “Art” explores the never-ending debate over traditional versus modern art.