Arthur Miller’s tale of fear and suspicion and their consequences makes its way to the stage as the Aiken Community Theatre presents “The Crucible” for two weekends beginning Oct. 16.
Earnestine Mosley Robinson will be featured at the Oct. 6 13th Annual Sunshine’s Roast and Toast to benefit the Augusta Mini Theatre.
Come feel the earth move as the Augusta Players bring singer-songwriter Carole King’s music and life to the stage in their season opener “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” Oct. 2-4 at the Imperial Theatre.
Le Chat Noir opens its season Sept. 11 with the Tracy Letts’ play “The Minutes”.
The director of Aiken Community Theatre’s season opener witnessed Ground Zero firsthand.
The Augusta JR Players will present “13 Jr.” Sept. 11-12 at the Kroc Center.
Shane Peterman has multiple full plates as he steps into the newly created role of CEO of the Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre.
Although David Skeen moved to Texas last year, he returned to Aiken when one of the plays he submitted was chosen for Aiken Community Theatre’s 73rd season.
Broadway in Columbia County brings several Tony-Award winners into the Columbia County Performing Arts Center for the 2026-2027 season.
The Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre have selected a new CEO.
“Hadestown” makes its Augusta debut June 12-13 at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School.
The Tony Award-Winning musical phenomenon “SIX” by Tony Award-winners Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss will heads to the Columbia County Performing Arts Center June 9-11.
The event has been cancelled.
“Superpower City” comes to Pexcho’s American Dime Museum, 216 Sixth St. May 29-30