Paul Hyde, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

‘Newsies’ brings underdog spirit to Fountain Inn’s Younts Center

When 70 young newsies raise their voices together at the Younts Center for the Performing Arts, the effect is more than musical. “The building literally feels like it’s shaking,” said…

‘Titanic’ brings a ship full of stories to Greenville Theatre

For Daniels, “Titanic” may be the largest production she has directed, rivaling her previous work on “Anastasia” at Greenville Theatre.

Music on Sunday series mixes familiar favorites, eclectic new voices

This season also continues another popular Music on Sunday tradition: a complimentary wine-and-cheese reception with the performers following each concert.

‘Two Old Black Guys’ find plenty to talk about — and laugh about

The play, written by Gus Edwards, follows Henry and Abe, two older Black men who regularly find themselves occupying the same park bench.

Mauldin Theatre Company opens milestone season with ‘Pippin’

Under Parker's leadership, the Mauldin Theatre Company has become known as a community theater troupe that doesn't shy away from some of the most ambitious and demanding Broadway musicals.

‘Boot Scootin’ Boogie’ concert experience opening at Fountain Inn’s Younts Center

"Boot Scootin' Boogie,” opening Aug. 7 at the Younts Center for the Performing Arts in Fountain Inn, marks the company’s first full-fledged country music revue.

Centre Stage’s ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ explores truth, grief and human connection

Centre Stage’s production also features an eight-piece live band under music director Chase McAbee.

‘The Shark Is Broken’ brings Hollywood’s biggest fish tale to Greenville Theatre

The story explores what happened while three stars of the landmark film waited, and waited, for the shark to work.

‘Spamalot’ brings Monty Python madness to Peace Center

Attaway is perhaps best known for playing the Genie in Broadway’s “Aladdin” from 2017-20.

Mill Town Players raise curtain on a new era with ‘Guys and Dolls’

The Mill Town Players' Historic Pelzer Auditorium reopens with "Guys & Dolls" after a seven-month, $1.4 million makeover.

Upstate Shakespeare Festival stages a rarity, ‘The Two Noble Kinsmen’

Fagan's staging of “The Two Noble Kinsmen” runs at Falls Park, July 9-25. Admission is free, though donations are appreciated.

Young award-winning pianists to perform at Erskine College, Sigal Music Museum

Some of North America’s most promising young pianists will perform in Greenville this month, giving audiences a chance to hear musicians who are already winning major competitions while many are…