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'Hedwig and the Angry Inch'

Cult film gets local treatment at the American Theater I've seen the film version of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and it's not the kind of story that you soon forget. Read story.

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In Love with Charleston Stage's "Letters"

Emerson and Preston read "Love Letters" at The Dock Street Theatre Read story.

The man in black is all red, white and blue on July 4

This Fourth of July, celebrate the holiday honoring one of America's greatest country music legends, Johnny Cash. Read story.

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The Force is strong with this one

A long time ago (2001) in a galaxy far, far away (Canada), a young "Star Wars" fanatic and struggling actor named Charlie Ross wrote a one-man comedy show. Read story.

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'Mahalia' is a 'gospel good time'

This historical, motivating musical story of the late Mahalia Jackson aims to please the entire family. Read story.

Music uplifting in 'Mahalia'

Mahalia Jackson had a habit of hiding money in her blouse. The running joke is the connecting thread for "Mahalia: A Gospel Musical" chronicling the Queen of Gospel, a production of Piccolo Spoleto. Read story.

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League of Charleston Theatres is alive and well

In Charleston, there is always a story to tell. Read story.

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More 'Joy'

After its successful run in last year's Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Joy Vandervort-Cobb's "Moments of Joy" will return Read story.

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Quick Q&A session with the improv masters

Greg Tavares and Brandy Sullivan of Theatre 99 and The Have Nots! are funny. Really funny. We took a few minutes to ask them some questions, and told them to give us the first answer that comes to mind. Read story.

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Creative Spark musical Sprouts onto the stage

Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum. We smell some children having fun. Read story.

Best of Broadway announces shows

The Best of Broadway series at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center has announced the shows for the 2010-2011 season. Read story.

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"A Class Act"

Tomorrow night, say happy birthday to Ed. The Footlight Players opens its tribute to Edward Kleban, "A Class Act," on the birthday of the often overlooked musical theatre composer and lyricist. Read story.

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'The Color Purple'

Inspirational hit comes to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center April 27-29

The Best of Broadway is going to do right by you Tuesday through Thursday when it presents "The Color Purple, A Musical About Love" at the North Charleston Coliseum. Read story.

Dedication ceremony on tap for the Rose Maree Myers Theater for the Performing Arts

At 7 p.m. Friday, the Charleston County School of the Arts will celebrate the dedication of the Rose Maree Myers Theater for the Performing Arts on the new campus at 5109 W. Enterprise St., North Charleston. The evening will include a keynote speech by 2009 National Book Award winner in fiction, Colum McCann. Read story.

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Stage's ‘Cabaret' dazzling

When a theater company attempts a show as familiar and popular as 'Cabaret,' that company had best make a Big Splash. Read story.

news & features
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Phish not the only highlight of fall lineup

After a almost half a decade, loyal Phish-heads who've had to cope with symptoms of withdrawal after the group went on hiatus, will be rewarded for their devotion with the ... Read story.

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BBQ and Bluegrass Festival makes for the ultimate Sunday funday

Summer is ending, yet no one wants to admit it. So put on your party pants Sunday afternoon for Boone Hall's annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. It'll take your mind ... Read story.

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We got the jazz

There's an ocean of jazz planned for the Lowcountry this fall. Read story.

 
 
 
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