Blues Bash takes over the Lowcountry
The Lowcountry is blessed with an abundance of cultural festivals and expositions. From wildlife to food and wine, Spoleto to MOJA, it seems there is always something interesting to experience ...
That the word "theater" derives from the Greek theatron, or "seeing place," is apt. Centuries before the advent of the novel, and more than two millennia in advance of the art of the motion picture, the theater harbored both the dominant entertainment and edification of the age.
Spotlight on Spoleto, Piccolo weekend theater offerings
Lowcountry theater companies plan for busy 2011 summer, fall
Pure Theatre and Nomad Theatrical Company of New York will present the world debut of "The Fool's Lear," a creative adaptation of Shakespeare's "King Lear" told from the Fool's perspective, at the Charleston Ballet Theatre through April 16.
South Carolina is no stranger to political scandal. Politics always has been rife with backroom deals and quid pro quo. For even the most idealistic, the desire for power can lead people to do things they never thought they would.
In Charleston Acting Studio's wacky production of Deborah Zoe Laufer's "Out of Sterno," lead character Dotty learns that life is not what she thought it was and seeks to discover what it means to be a real woman.
In “Fat Pig,” running at the Footlight Players Theatre through Saturday, LaBute’s signature dark humor tackles two recurring themes: society’s obsession with physical appearance and relationships between men and women.
You don't have to be an etymology expert to laugh at the endearing musical, "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," but Rachel Sheinkin's book is a spelling bee geek's dream and reminds us all that we were awkward teenagers once. The Charleston Stage production, which runs at the Dock S...
In 1959, the civil rights movement was under way, and the Broadway appearance of "Raisin in the Sun" was indicative of changing attitudes.
Seeking knowledge can be dangerous. Just ask Eve, or Socrates, or English professor Dr. Daniel Rivnine.
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