Paul Hyde

“’night, Mother” is a critically acclaimed play about a difficult topic: a person contemplating suicide. It’s a subject that needs to be openly discussed, said Christopher Rose, who is directing…

The Proud Mary Theatre Company in Spartanburg launches its fourth season with a filmed staging of “The Laramie Project,” commemorating a searing anniversary in the nation’s life. The play opens…

“The season has definitely taken on a different tone, given our current situation,” said Bingham Vick, the Chorale’s longtime artistic director and conductor.

“9 to 5” opens March 19 for 15 performances through April 11.

“Greenville is like a second home to many of us,” said executive director Chris Verdugo.

“A Peep Behind the Scenes,” based on a once-famous novel by Amy Catherine Walton, opens March 6 for 20 performances through April 23.

The Tony Award-winning musical, set in the elegant Edwardian era, opens March 6 for 11 performances through March 22.

This production, a revised version of the ballet, features about 50 dancers in an array of dance styles.

Hard-charging rock show explores issues that are a big part of today’s cultural debate: gender fluidity, diversity and inclusion.

The main plot is set against the backdrop of the Paris uprising of 1832 with students and workers fighting for “les miserables” — the impoverished and starving people of France.