L to R: Nancy Burkard, Tina Coppock, Kelly Wallace, Dona Shiflette
Photo credit: Escobar Photography
Tickets are $15, $12 for seniors, military and students, and are available at www.milltownplayers.org or by calling (864) 947-8000.
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“Bucket List,” which runs March 7-10, features songs and dance numbers, the staples which have made the senior variety show a sell-out success for more than 30 years.
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Mill Town Players' bold production of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” featured Broadway-level sets and superior performances to the Pelzer Auditorium stage. Review here.
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Anderson University's Studio 329 will host "ECHO: Unspoken and Retold," showcasing a compelling collection of stories from the Anderson community Saturday from 4-8 p.m. at 215 Main Street downtown.
An AU graphic design class collected narratives of local citizens throughout the semester, celebrating the diverse voices in Anderson, to produce the exhibit.
For more information contact Studio 329 at designforsocialvalue@gmail.com
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Perhaps the greatest challenge of the cast and director is overcoming an often campy, sophomoric comedy that almost tips at times into cartoonishly dumb due to the stage play by Qui Nguyen. But Market Theatre mines the best out of a challenging play, bringing life and fun to what could have been nothing but forced silliness.
Photo: Kelly T. Images
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The exhibit runs through Nov. 22.
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The Arts Center board of directors has chosen Kathy Moore as the new executive director. In a release, they wrote that Moore “has been active at the Arts Center for some time, understands the mission of the Arts Center, has a passion for the arts, and has the experience to continue moving the Arts Center in a great direction.”
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In the era of true-crime podcasts, and such television series as “Only Murders in the Building,” Joseph Kesserling’s play, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” which first hit the stage in January of 1941, remains fresh, and the Mill Town Players find just the right groove, nearly flawless as they dance to the playwright’s words which are on the edge of the macabre. Escobar Photography, LLC
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“We are so pleased to have received this award,” said April Cameron, executive director of the Arts Center. “It is our mission to advance the practice and appreciation of the arts, and we know that our art educators are in the trenches doing that every day. For them to recognize our efforts in this area is an honor.”
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The market is scheduled Oct. 5, 10 a.m- 5 p.m., Oct. 6. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. - with a Sip n Shop event from 4-7 p.m. On Oct. 7, the hours are 10 a.m.-1 p.m. with Market & Mimosas from 10 a.m. until noon. Admission to the Art Market is free. For more information, call 864-222-2787 or email brittonr@andersonarts.org.
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The winner of the 2023 Anderson Arts Center Art Slam now has an exhibit on display at the main branch of the Anderson County Library.
The exhibit for Kathy Moore, an artist and art educator at T.L. Hanna High School, kicked off Friday night on the second floor of the Anderson Main Library where her work will be on display through the first week of September.
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“Hello Dolly” danced into the historic Pelzer Auditorium Friday night with an energetic cast breathing life into the adaptation musical which wowed Broadway in 1964.
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The “Art of Play” exhibit features 12 artists from the Southern Exposure Cooperative in their exhibit "Art of Play,” with work that addresses the theme of play or was inspired or generated by play. Works include literal toys, games, theatrical pieces, interactive works, and symbolic pieces.
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The show found just the right tone for the opening night crowd for the show at the Mill Town Players in Pelzer, which rewarded the cast on stage with enthusiastic laughter.. Photo credit: Escobar Photography
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The Market Theatre will present “The Tempest,” a free performance of the Shakespeare classic in Carolina Wren Park at 8 p.m. June 15-19
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The Mill Town Players will present “Last Round-Up of the Queens: The Souther-Fried High School Reunion Comedy.” The play is set to run through June 18. Tickets here.
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The main galleries will feature 12 artists from the Southern Exposure Cooperative in their exhibit "Art of Play,” with work that addresses the theme of play or was inspired or generated by play. Works include literal toys, games, theatrical pieces, interactive works, and symbolic pieces.
The atrium gallery, we will feature "35 years through the lens in Anderson", a photography exhibit featuring the work of Ken Ruinard.
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Without offering a playlist of songs - part of the fun is waiting to discover what song will come next - but the production covered territory that included the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Doors and Janis Joplin, all backed by a band that was more than up to the task.
Photos courtesy of Escobar Photography.
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The event will feature a live art competition among 14 artists. Each artist will be given a “mystery box” of supplies and must create a piece of art on-the-spot.
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