Magnetic South, a collaborative project between the College of Charleston Department of Music and the Charleston Symphony, will present a contemporary classical music concert featuring two iconic 20th century works: Stravinsky’s masterpiece "A Soldier’s Tale” in its complete staged version, with College ofRead more
The electrifying duo of Natalia Khoma, cellist, and Volodymyr, pianist, exquisitely pairs two virtuoso soloists into one extraordinary concert experience. This duo has been hailed worldwide as "perfectly controlled and beautifully expressive," "passion profundity and poignancy, the two are "cellist,Read more
The scene is a stark motel room at the edge of the Mojave Desert. As the recriminations pour out between former lovers May and Eddie, the desperate nature of their relationship becomes apparent—they cannot get along with, or without, oneRead more
Sons of a desert-dwelling alcoholic and a suburban wanderer clash over a film script. Austin, the achiever, is working on a script he has sold to producer Sal Kimmer when Lee, a demented petty thief, drops in. He pitches hisRead more
Village Rep presents a vibrant rendering of Shakespeare's immortal tale. Othello chronicles the downfall of the Moorish general at the hands of his lieutenant, Iago, through a plot fueled by jealousy and vengeance. Directed by Evan Parry and featuring aRead more
On Sunday, February 10th at 10:00 AM, Bakari Sellers, will be the speaker at Mt. Zion AME Church at 5 Glebe Street, Charleston, SC at 10:00 AM, in celebration of Black History Month. Bakari T. Sellers is an American attorney,Read more
The 2nd Monday Series will host Charleston Music Fest, both part of the College of Charleston School of the Arts, for a night of intimate chamber music on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019. Graduates of the prestigious Moscow Conservatory, faculty duo Natalia Khoma (cello) and VolodymyrRead more
Nikky Finney, Professor of Creative Writing and Southern Letters at the University of South Carolina and 2011 winner of the National Book Award for Poetry, was commissioned to create new work in response to photographs from the Southbound project. FinneyRead more
During the Anglo-Cherokee War of 1759-1761, an enslaved man named Abraham won his freedom from the government of South Carolina by performing a series of deeds that not only displayed remarkable physical endurance and bravery, but also saved many lives.Read more
What is a portrait? Are they physical representations of the people they depict? Or do they convey something more, whether it’s an emotional or psychological quality? How does the medium of photography help shape portraits? And with the early formsRead more
