We are delighted to partner with the Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival to present La Dolce Vita: Music of Italian Cinema, a special evening of Italian film and live musical accompaniment by the CSO. This one-night-only event will feature a red carpet cocktailRead more
Save the Date! The College of Charleston Gospel Choir will perform their 2018 Black History Concert on Thursday, February 22 at the Albert Simons Recital Hall.
Dinner Theatre – Frederick Douglass…No Turning Back presented by the Actors’ Theatre of South Carolina In honor of Black History Month, The Actors’ Theatre of South Carolina will present this one-act show set in the year 1872 in an anti-slaveryRead more
Although Henrik Ibsen wrote the play 125 years ago, "An Enemy of the People" is still shockingly relevant today. For those familiar with the water issues in Flint, Mich., the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, and water access problems in theRead more
Leeanne and Mark got married in college. Twenty years later, their lives are truly tangled. Mark’s a radio reporter, passionate about his work and glad to let Leeanne take care of details. Leeanne is a compassionate eye surgeon specializing inRead more
Tickets to Mavis Staples will go on sale to the public on Friday, September 8, beginning at 11am. Mavis Staples is living, breathing history. She is an alchemist of American music, having continuously crossed genre lines like no musician sinceRead more
In 2017 the world celebrated the centennial of Ella Fitzgerald. The Count Basie band vocalist Carmen Bradford will offer a special tribute to the "First Lady of Song."
With a voice described by reviewers as "remarkable" and "mesmerizing" and "...next to impossible to do justice to a voice of that quality", Sally's concerts are intimately inspirational. She interweaves contemporary and original ballads with stories taken from her life asRead more
In 2017 the world celebrated the centennial of Ella Fitzgerald. Join us in our celebration as we welcome Count Basie band vocalist Carmen Bradford in her special tribute to the “First Lady of Song."
Although Henrik Ibsen wrote the play 125 years ago, "An Enemy of the People" is still shockingly relevant today. For those familiar with the water issues in Flint, Mich., the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, and water access problems in theRead more
