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Paul’s Picks: Three options for great music and theater this week

Paul’s Picks of the Week: “Bluegrass and Jazz” (Greenville Chorale), “Anastasia” (Peace Center), and “Symphonic Hollywood” (Bob Jones University). Why you should go: Great music! And some drama, too. This…

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Paul’s Pick of the Week: ‘Sweat’

By Paul Hyde Paul’s Pick of the Week: “Sweat” at the Warehouse Theatre Why you should go: If you want to better understand our angry, polarized nation, this may be…

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Foothills Playhouse and Mill Town Players sever ties

Easley’s Foothills Playhouse and Pelzer’s Mill Town Players have decided to sever ties. The two community theaters announced plans this past summer for a partnership and eventual merger. In July,…

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Review: ‘Play’ at the Peace Center offers antidote for too-serious times

Has life gotten a little too serious lately? Well, here’s the perfect antidote: “The Play That Goes Wrong,” the madcap farce continuing at the Peace Center through Sunday.

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Easley’s Foothills Playhouse sees rebirth with ‘Godspell’

Paul’s Pick of the Week: “Godspell” at Easley’s Foothills Playhouse, Oct. 5-21. Why you should go: Foothills Playhouse begins a new era under the leadership of Upstate theatrical dynamo Will Ragland.…

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Classical guitar and string quartet spotlighted in free Brooks Center performance

By Paul Hyde Paul’s Pick of the Week: Classical guitarist Jason Vieaux and the Escher String Quartet in a free performance at the Brooks Center, Oct. 11 in Clemson. Why…

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Divinely demented ‘Play That Goes Wrong’ opens Peace Center’s Broadway Series

Paul’s Pick of the Week: “The Play That Goes Wrong” If you go What: “The Play That Goes Wrong,” opening the Peace Center’s 2018-19 Broadway Series When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday;…

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All-Bernstein program spotlights electrifying music

Paul’s pick of the week: The Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s big season opener, “Happy Birthday, Bernstein!” Why go: The Greenville Symphony pays tribute to composer Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), spotlighting electrifying music…

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