Join the Colour of Music Festival for a performance of Hiawantha’s Wedding Feast followed by the Black Classical Renaissance Gala Benefit. Maestro Kazem Adbullah will open the Colour of Music Festival’s Masterworks series, as he conducts Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s magnificent orchestra and choralRead more
Queen City CLTive is collective of eclectic spoken word artists from Charlotte, NC. Their sound is a fusion of acoustic soul and free verse. They are inspired by each other. Collaborating their eclectic styles and unapologetic approach moves them toRead more
As a prelude to the Sunday, October 22 Requiem for Rice premiere, the Grace Church Cathedral will present the Lloyd Mallory singers as part of its concert series on Saturday, October 21, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. Grace Church Cathedral is locatedRead more
The Colour of Music Festival Presents the Black Classical Renaissance Gala Benefit. You are cordially invited to the Colour of Music Festival's Gala Benefit Performance of Samuel-Coleridge Taylor's Hiawatha's Wedding Feast and Samuel Barber's Knoxville: Summer 1915.
The Colour of Music Festival concludes with an ode to the Emanuel-9, its survivors and congregation of the Mother Emanuel AME Church, with a moving performance of Robert Nathaniel Dett’s Chariot Jubilee, Franz Joseph Haydn’s Nelson Mass and the premiere performanceRead more
One of the best-loved stories of all time, To Kill a Mockingbird is a gripping, heart- wrenching story of a little girl named Scout, her brother Jem and her friend Dill growing up to confront the light and the darkness ofRead more
Celebrated international artist and City of Charleston Ambassador for the Arts, Jonathan Green is pleased to announce Jonathan Green’s “Requiem for Rice”, presented in collaboration with the International African American Museum. Jonathan Green’s “Requiem for Rice” is a musical tributeRead more
Accomplice is a play filled with twists and turns and guaranteed to make you think twice about everything you think you know. Swirling affairs, lies, and brilliant special effects make up the British sleuth. The punctuated British humor ofRead more
CofC Concerts at the College of Charleston School of the Arts will present two performances of opera and musical theater titled “The Games People Play” starring the College’s opera students. Directed by faculty members David Templeton and Amanda Castellone, theRead more
Classical soprano Jill Terhaar Lewis, saxophonist Robert Lewis, and pianist Gerald Gregory explore a repertoire that resides in and in-between classical and jazz. They’re joined by Charleston Poet Laureate Marcus Amaker. This performance is an encore of a show producedRead more
