Paul Hyde

In his final full season as artistic director and conductor of the Greenville Chorale, Bing Vick is choosing only bucket-list choral works — his favorites.

Imagine a troupe of talented actors coming to town to perform a beloved Shakespeare tragedy, but one of the actors is thoroughly sloshed.

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Stories with music will dominate the Greenville Symphony’s next concert in the Peace Center’s Gunter Theatre.

John Fagan vividly remembers when he first heard Stephen Sondheim’s 1979 musical “Sweeney Todd.”

"The Cher Show” is a biographical musical coming to Clemson's Brooks Center Nov. 10. Different actors portray Cher throughout her career.

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As winter's colder weather approaches, the Greenville Symphony will offer a glimpse of spring with Robert Schumann’s First Symphony and Edvard Grieg’s equally sunny Piano Concerto.

Forty years ago, Chip Davis couldn’t catch a break. The critics were wrong and Davis was right. His band, Mannheim Steamroller, made that holiday album and it sold millions.

The rumor that the 17-year-old Grand Duchess Anastasia escaped death inspired several films and a 2017 musical that was produced on Broadway and in many other cities worldwide.