Paul Hyde

The ensemble’s 60th anniversary season spotlights core works of the choral-and-orchestral repertoire, offering Brahms’ Requiem, Handel’s “Messiah” and Bach’s B-Minor Mass.

Broadway comes roaring back this fall to the Peace Center, with nine musical blockbusters.

The festival gives the audience the unique opportunity to engage with filmmakers in several Q&A sessions after the screenings.

This weekend, Asiya Korepanova performs “Rhapsody in Blue” with the Greenville Symphony Orchestra.

Alexander Markov was born in Moscow and studied violin with his father, violinist Albert Markov, with whom he still performs double concertos.

Opera is returning to Greenville!

She did it all: directing, set building and painting, creating props, designing costumes, supervising makeup, teaching workshops, creating astonishing puppets, and occasionally acting.

Caroline Robinson will take on Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s Concerto for Organ in G with the orchestra Saturday.

Laura Colgate steps onto the stage of the Peace Center this weekend as violin soloist in the “Four Seasons.”

“’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…