BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC The Warehouse Theatre’s new MainStage production of William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is set amidst the backdrop of the film industry, but this comedy about two pairs of Sicilian lovers is no mafia epic...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER Unfortunately, it is merely a coincidence that Glow Lyric Theatre’s performance dialogue on gun violence “Armed” is occurring just two weeks after the Parkland massacre in Florida. This epic event was planned months ago and...
BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC The Warehouse Theatre’s production of Annie Baker’s Pulitzer Prize winning “The Flick” is potentially the most uniquely raw and real piece of theatre to grace the Upstate in at least a decade. The show captures...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER Glow Lyric Theatre’s summer season triple-bill is still some five months away, but patrons can still take in the company’s cavalcade of talent in its year-round Raising Voices series. This year’s series of concerts kicks...
By Steve Wong Drama Critic Like most of Eugene O’Neill’s plays,”A Moon for the Misbegotten” has layers upon layers of emotional turmoil, characters who are their own worst enemy, and dismal messages that help us understand the complexities of life. We...
The results of the first-ever Carolina Curtain Call’s Readers Choice Poll are in and there are a few predictable winners as well as some delightful surprises. There were 260 registered voters and 135 actual voters. Not too shabby for the...
