Dear CCC Readers: Please accept my apologies for the very, very, very long delay in getting this out. Illness, work, other projects, and just life itself get in the way sometimes.Other categories will be announced this week along with a...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Spartanburg Little Theatre celebrates international Women’s Month with the South Carolina premiere of Terms of Endearment celebrating mothers and daughters everywhere. For those of us who remember the original 1983 Oscar-winning film with Shirley MacLaine, Debra...
Glow’s Raising Voices series performances are known for providing a microphone to hot button issues. Kicking off their 2020 series on April 4th, The Earth Has Music uses music, poetry and dance to focus on one of the most...
BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC Let’s just Spill the Tea now: Hedwig and the Angry Inch at The Warehouse Theatre is MUST-SEE theatre! Bold, brash, in-your-lap, luscious & exhilarating entertainment. At first sight, The Warehouse Theatre looks as if that...
“Delighted Tobehere lives in a closet in my apartment, and more often than not, in a suitcase,” reveals Clay Smith of his alter ego best known as that drag queen from Greenville who resoundingly shocked and charmed America’s Got Talent...
BY TIFFANI HAGANCONTRIBUTOR A classic of the American stage and the winner of the 1947 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire is a powerhouse of a play and a difficult one to bring to life onstage...
