Greenville Symphony program dances through American cultural sound
The April 11-12 performances in the Peace Concert Hall also feature the orchestra’s principal clarinetist John Sadak performing Aaron Copland’s Clarinet Concerto.
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Greenville Theatre 100th anniversary gala spotlights Broadway favorite Norm Lewis
Greenville Mayor Knox White will proclaim April 9 as Greenville Theatre Day in Greenville.
Warehouse Theatre’s ‘Mountaintop’ explores Martin Luther King Jr. beyond the legend
As King, the play features S. Tyrone Williams, whose Broadway credits include August Wilson’s “Jitney” and Nora Ephron’s “Lucky Guy.”
‘Great Gatsby’ brings Roaring ’20s glamour, dazzle to Peace Center
In an era when many Broadway shows are trimming budgets, “The Great Gatsby” spares no expense. “This is a huge show — numerous people on stage, beautiful costumes, an enormous…
Greenville Symphony spotlights new American works, including world premiere
“They’re very emotive pieces, I think the audience will find them exhilarating,” Mills said. “The season would not tell the complete story of American music without relating the story of what’s happening now.”
Reedy Reels Festival continues to grow, with 85 films scheduled
The festival also added a kickoff fundraiser, the Reedy Reels Prologue Soiree, at Carter Family Wines on March 26.
Dorrance Dance brings swinging tap dance to the Peace Center
“A Swing Suite” is an homage to the pioneering work of Gene Medler, who founded the North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble 43 years ago in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Ignite Theatrical spotlights ‘His Life’ and other stories of inspiration
Ignite Theatrical brings back its production of “His Life: The Musical” by popular demand to open its 2026 season, a six-show lineup dedicated to stories of inspiration and redemption. “His…
Greenville Symphony’s 79th season ties classical favorites to the human experience
The season carries the theme “Common Ground,” exploring music that connects audiences across cultures and generations.
Greenville Symphony pairs Rachmaninoff favorite with cinematic ‘Grand Canyon Suite’
The Greenville Symphony Orchestra returns to the source March 14 and 15 when pianist Jonathan Mamora performs the towering concerto at the Peace Center.
Murder most delightful: Centre Stage produces ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’
With a cast of 11, the production features two particularly demanding roles.
Beloved ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ returns to Greenville Theatre
The PG-13 production runs for 14 performances, including added Saturday matinees. Music director Julie Florin will lead an 11-piece orchestra.
From audience to soloist: Greenville violinist takes Peace Center Gunter Theatre stage
Gan particularly wanted to spotlight an American concerto in this 250th anniversary year of the Declaration of Independence.
‘Salty and Seasoned’: Jane Lynch, Kate Flannery bring cabaret show to Peace Center
The show draws its inspiration from the 1966 film “The Trouble With Angels,” about two mischievous girls at an all-girls Catholic school run by nuns.
With towering puppets, a C.S. Lewis epic returns to Logos Theatre in Taylors
C.S. Lewis’ classic story about four siblings who enter the magical land of Narnia is running at the Logos Theatre through March 28.