Paul Hyde

Max Quinlan will step down this summer as producing artistic director of Greenville Theatre

The Greenville Chorale presents Haydn and Runestad works May 3, blending classical and contemporary music centered on unity, hope and love.

Centre Stage presents A Few Good Men May 7–24, a gripping courtroom drama exploring truth, duty, and moral courage in the face of authority.

Greenville Symphony season finale features “Porgy and Bess,” Copland classics, and Barber’s “Adagio for Strings” at the Peace Center.

Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” brings magic, music and comedy to Falls Park during this summer’s Upstate Shakespeare Festival.

With all of the public sound and fury focused on voting, redistricting and election integrity, no state leader seems to be talking about a law that uniquely and deliberately sets up some South Carolina voters for failure.

With all of the public sound and fury focused on voting, redistricting and election integrity, no state leader seems to be talking about a law that uniquely and deliberately sets up some South …

Perhaps it's a symptom of growing up in a conservative family, but I was dismayed to hear politicians recently invoke the word “queer” to describe South Carolinians.

The theater’s production of Disney’s “Frozen,” running June 5-28, promises snow effects, elaborate costumes, projections and plenty of magic

“Football Football Football Football” takes a close look at America’s obsession with a certain favorite sport at Warehouse Theatre.