First Improv of 2012
We're all on our way out the door, and if you believe the Mayans, we've got less than 365 days left to go. So, Join us February 3 & 4 at 10:30pm, following performances of The Warehouse Theatre's Cabaret, for some late night laughs! Mark your calendars, (or you can Luke or Matthew them), and let's kick off 2012 right (or left)!

Improv Tickets are cheap. For more information, call the Box Office, at 864-235-6948

The Warehouse Theatre
37 Augusta Street

Agatha Christie is at her best in this thrilling whodunit. A stranger happens upon a murder in a foggy estate in Wales. A Pandora's Box of loves and hates, suspicions and intrigues opens, and you will be guessing which one of the suspects committed the crime. Just when the murder seems solved, Dame Agatha pulls a twist that will leave you gasping.

For ticket price details, call the Box Office - (864) 232-36238

Rumors by Neil Simon is an elaborate farce involving four couples who gather to celebrate a tenth wedding anniversary of their best friends only to discover an attempted suicide - or is it? A missing wife, missing cook, a damaged car, whiplash, a reoccurring back spasm, and rumors galore add to the comedic mayhem and the situation gets progressively more difficult to sustain when nobody can remember who has been told what about whom.

Sponsored by: Pelham Architects

For ticker prices, call the box office at 864-233-6733 from 2-6 p.m. for details.

Vain matinee idol, Garry Essendine, has it all - fame, fortune, his pick of the ladies, and, surprisingly, a wife who charmingly sticks around in spite of his indiscretions. But wouldn't you know, the revelation of Garry's improprieties throws his perfect world, and the lives of his entourage, into a tailspin. Noël Coward's razor sharp humor, Present Laughter is a sidesplitting comedy of manners about the complications - and pitfalls - of living the privileged life.

Call the Box Office: 803-777-2551, 12:30p - 5:30p, M-F,
for Ticket Prices: $16 for the general public, $14 for university faculty/staff, military and seniors 60+ and $10 for students with valid identification.

One of the three greatest writers of the 20th Century sets his nineth play in his 10 play cycle, in 1904. It is the eve of Aunt Esther's 287th birthday (yes, really). When Citizen Barlow comes to her Pittsburg Hill District home, seeking asylum, she sets him off on a spiritual journey to find a city in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Gem of the Ocean will leave you moved and inspired.

For ticket prices and more information, call the Box Office: 803-254-9732.

Trapped in a cramped Houston apartment with her soft-spoken son and self-absorbed daughter-in-law, widow Carrie Watts dreams of returning to her home in the small Gulf Coast town of Bountiful, where she grew up and raised her own family. Fearing that she's an imposition and chafing under her daughter-in-law's watchful eye, she steals away with her latest pension check and heads home. The Trip to Bountiful promises to be a moving and memorable evening of theatre.

Call for tickets (843) 856-1579, or purchase online.

This witty outlook on the Victorian upper class exposes a world of shallow indifference to true love, and follows the harrowing romances of young Jack Worthing and his friend, Algernon Moncrieff. Confronted by the rules and demands of Victorian Society, Jack and Algernon inevitably succumb to the demands of their true loves.

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