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The popular LGBT festival returns through Oct. 22 - Oct. 23, with an entertainment lineup that includes performers from "RuPaul's Drag Race."
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The University of South Carolina canceled Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” for the remainder of its run through Oct. 22.
The exhibit, which opened on Oct. 9, features 30 contemporary Black artists' works that deal with historical, racial and sexual identity.
Theater on campus is back. Neil Simon’s “Rumors” is a good fit for both attendees’ entertainment and the actors to lean into their comedic chops.
A co-author of “Taste The State” say its the first of its kind, a book that canvasses an entire’s state food history
Hallzapoppin' features an illusionist, yo-yo tricks, death-defying stunts and plenty more that will simultaneously wow and shock you.
Columbia spots like Piecewise Coffee and Blum Coffee are using apples in fun and inventive ways.
The dynamic duo will perform their "Funniest Show in Town at the Moment" comedy routine at the Township Auditorium in Columbia on Oct. 23.
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Arischa Conner had appeared in Trustus Theatre and other local productions. In 2019, she left the city to pursue acting full time.
The University of South Carolina canceled Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” for the remainder of its run through Oct. 22.
Theater on campus is back. Neil Simon’s “Rumors” is a good fit for both attendees’ entertainment and the actors to lean into their comedic chops.
Christofer Cook's latest production is his first under the Theatre Mysterium banner. The original work "Amityville 1925" debuts on Oct. 21.
