Carolina Ballet Theatre celebrates 50th anniversary season
Creating a ballet company a half-century ago in Greenville was no easy feat.
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Need a laugh? Greenville Theatre returns to live performances with ‘The Producers’
“The Producers” opens Sept. 10 for 13 performances through Sept. 26.
Three B’s and Beatles: Greenville Symphony’s 2021-22 season spotlights popular classical works
The Greenville Symphony Orchestra hopes a season of popular classical works will inspire concert-goers to flock back to the Peace Center this fall.
Characters confront deepest fears in Centre Stage’s fringe comedy ‘Sharks and Other Lovers’
Playwright Randall David Cook brings a light touch to serious topics.
The Greenville Chorale goes back to its roots in celebrating its 60th anniversary season
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 is Back: Blockbusters ‘Hamilton,’ ‘Hadestown’ and ‘Disney’s Frozen’ among nine-show series
Broadway comes roaring back this fall to the Peace Center, with nine musical blockbusters.
Reedy Reels Film Festival returns with more than 40 films
The festival gives the audience the unique opportunity to engage with filmmakers in several Q&A sessions after the screenings.
American rhapsody: Pianist takes on jazzy Gershwin and romantic Liszt with Greenville Symphony
This weekend, Asiya Korepanova performs “Rhapsody in Blue” with the Greenville Symphony Orchestra.
Alexander Markov takes on Paganini’s devilishly difficult Violin Concerto No. 1
Alexander Markov was born in Moscow and studied violin with his father, violinist Albert Markov, with whom he still performs double concertos.
Glow’s Summer Festival returns, reflecting on difficult times and celebrating resilience
Opera is returning to Greenville!
Grieg and Mendelssohn, spring and youth highlight upcoming Greenville Symphony program
After a pandemic-driven hiatus of more than a year, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra has returned to the stage with gusto .
S.C. Children’s Theatre dedicates ‘Glow Tales’ to Kim Granner, a pillar of Upstate theater
She did it all: directing, set building and painting, creating props, designing costumes, supervising makeup, teaching workshops, creating astonishing puppets, and occasionally acting.
Peace Center brings back Oscar-nominated short films, masterpieces in miniature
The screenings on April 17 will be a little different this year.
Organist returns home as Greenville Symphony soloist in ‘The Magic of Organ’
Caroline Robinson will take on Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s Concerto for Organ in G with the orchestra Saturday.
GSO concertmaster Laura Colgate performs ever-popular ‘Four Seasons’ at Peace Center
Laura Colgate steps onto the stage of the Peace Center this weekend as violin soloist in the “Four Seasons.”