Award-winning sister act Gracie & Lacy makes a dazzling return to the North Charleston Arts Fest in Gloriously Gatsby. The Great Gatsby himself would feel right at home in this Jazz Era throwback performance. Gracie & Lacy showcase the glitzRead more
What If? will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original tribal love-rock musical's Broadway debut with an epic production at the Queen Street Playhouse (20 Queen Street). The musical that introduced rock 'n' roll to the theatre stage, HAIR examinesRead more
The sixth production of their 16th Season: The Agitators by Mat Smart. Directed by PURE Theatre Artistic Director and Co-Founder Sharon Graci, the cast features Emily Wilhoit as Susan B. Anthony and PURE Core Ensemble Member, Michael Smallwood, as FrederickRead more
Midtown Productions presents Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End and Broadway hit musical Tell Me On A Sunday, starring Allison Sharpley. This dazzling one-woman show follows the romantic misadventures of Emma, a young English hat designer, who pins her hopes onRead more
What If? will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original tribal love-rock musical's Broadway debut with an epic production at the Queen Street Playhouse (20 Queen St.). The musical that introduced rock 'n' roll to the theatre stage, HAIR examinesRead more
All hands are in...to win the Truck of a lifetime in this upbeat musical Under a scorching Texas sun, 10 determined Texans know a new lease on life is right beneath their fingertips. Hope, humor, and hunger drive this group to keepRead more
Charleston Stage will produce Shear Madness as the first show debuting in their new 130-seat performance space, The Pearl Theatre, at the West Ashley Theatre Center. The madness erupts at your not-so-typical New York hair salon, when suddenly the old lady upstairsRead more
*PURE Summer Slam 2019* Everyone knows Dr. Ruth Westheimer from her career as a pioneering radio and television sex therapist. Few, however, know the incredible journey that preceded it, from fleeing the Nazis in the Kindertransport and joining the HaganahRead more
Shakespeare is no stranger to mad kings and unfortunate tragedies but nothing comes close to Shakespeare’s first tragedy, Titus Andronicus. Thought to have been his attempt at a revenge play, which were gaining popularity amongst his contemporaries in the 16thRead more
Charleston Area Performing Artists invite you to join us for coffee, networking and professional development. This is the perfect way to find collaborators, share your craft, get new inspiration, and grow by asking questions to others who face the sameRead more
