Augusta Mini Theatre groundbreaking date set
Tyrone Butler has invested his life into the Augusta Mini Theatre. He’ll see a longtime dream fulfilled in 2025.
Gather by the Ghost Light debuts comedy
A comedy about relationships hits the Le Chat Noir stage on July 19.
Augusta Mini Theatre production heads to international theater festival
The Augusta Mini Theatre’s “Telling Our Stories Through Poetry” will be part of the International Black Theatre Festival.
Laughs abound with the ‘Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens’
The “Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens” will be staged for two weekends in Aiken beginning July 12.
Work begins to renovate Augusta Players’ new home
Work on the Augusta Players’ new space began July 1.
Puppets reign at Le Chat Noir in June
Several puppet events are scheduled at at Le Chat Noir over the next few weeks.
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ answers mysteries of ‘Peter Pan’
“Peter and the Starcatcher” is prequel to “Peter Pan.”
Tony Award-winning musical makes its Augusta premiere at Le Chat Noir
“Urinetown,” the winner of three Tony Awards, will be at Le Chat Noir for five performances starting May 17.
Friendship at heart of ‘The Odd Couple’
Presidential Dinner Theatre presents a female version of “The Odd Couple” the first two weekends in May.
Teacher at home on stage with students in ‘School of Rock’
Jamie McAteer is in his element working with kids in a play. The Augusta Preparatory Day School theater teacher plays Dewey Finn in the Augusta Players’ production of “School of Rock” May 3-5 at the Imperial Theatre.
Inspire Studios to perform ‘Shrek the Musical JR’
Inspire Studios will present “Shrek the Musical Jr.” at the Kroc Center.
Forbidden romances, mistaken identities and classic music make up ‘Hello! My Baby’
Musical Theatre Workshops has three productions coming up starting with “Hello! My Baby” on April 26-27. The following weekend sees “Junie B. Jones” and “A Year with Frog and Toad Kids.”
Harper Lee classic winds down Broadway Columbia County season
Jacqueline Williams, an award-winning actress, who portrays Calpurnia in the touring production of “To Kill A Mockingbird” believes the book’s message is important for contemporary audiences.
