Stan Getz was one of the most celebrated saxophonists of all time. He excelled at be-bop, cool jazz, bossa-nova and early fusion and his influence has been seen and heard throughout the jazz community. Our saxophonists in the Charleston JazzRead more
Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller “Dial M for Murder” opens on March 9 at the historic Footlight Theatre, 20 Queen St. The production runs through March 25, bringing a murderous plot twist to the Charleston theatre scene. The 1954 film production, directedRead more
34 West Theater Company co-founders Jeff Querin and Stephen Wayne debut their latest original musical comedy, Super Freak, about a soap opera star whose recent romantic turmoil leaves him on the rebound as he tries to navigate the aftermath of a public scandal.Read more
The classic Hans Christian Anderson tale takes the Sottile stage in a world premiere ballet with live chamber ensemble. Go on a thrilling adventure with the smallest of girls, Thumbelina, to distant lands with a cast of silly creatures thatRead more
Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller “Dial M for Murder” opens on March 9 at the historic Footlight Theatre, 20 Queen St. The production runs through March 25, bringing a murderous plot twist to the Charleston theatre scene. The 1954 film production, directedRead more
The 3rd annual Holy City Guitar Series features classical guitarist Gregory Guay performing a dazzling Latin solo set followed by his new project, Caja De Cuerdas Latin Ensemble on March 25th at 5pm at the Pure Theater, 477 King Street,Read more
The 2018 Symphony Designer Showhouse is a beautiful stucco circa 1870 home. It is located on historic Tradd Street, one of Charleston’s most coveted residential streets that stretches across the lower peninsula from the Ashley River to the Cooper River.Read more
Appropriate for Grades: K-5th PRESENTED BY THE GAILLARD EDUCATION INITIATIVE Enchantment Theatre Company is thrilled to announce its newest touring production, My Father’s Dragon, based on the beloved book series by Ruth Stiles Gannett. In collaboration with the author and in celebrationRead more
Charleston’s music scene is on the rise. Some have likened it to Austin, Texas twenty years ago, and many feel it’s on the precipice of taking off. For that anticipated growth to become a reality, a strong support structure needsRead more
The Charleston Music Club will present Sonatas and Soundscapes, by violinist Nina Sandberg, Artist in Residence at Judson Park in Cleveland, OH, and pianist Chee-Hang See, who has diplomas in Piano Performance and Accompaniment from the Royal Schools of MusicRead more
