I find this Playhouse to be a Woolfe in sheep's clothing, but I still love it…read more This playhouse in Charleston is a beautiful imposing and classic old building which adds a lot of character to the city center of Charleston and is a great place to watch a play - at pretty reasonable rates too.

Need to know was a great, funny, show! I accidentally bought tickets for the wrong night & the box…read moreoffice was pleasantly accommodating & let me exchange for the night of, which I really really appreciated!! Intimate theater. Alcohol sold. Great location off king. Take your date out for dinner at Indaco happy hour & then come here; makes for a perfect night!

Great spot! Convenient location with ample parking. The staff is courteous and respectful…read more Thank goodness there's still a place that brings great, intimate shows to the Lowcountry!

A crown gem in the Charleston arts community. This intimate Cabaret style theater is owned and…read moreoperated by a staff that has spent their career in theatre and truly loves to share their passion. Not only do they do adult performances, but they run a youth theater program as well. Their dedication to bringing the arts to the Lowcountry is unmatched. What makes it even better is that the small setting makes the audience a part of the experience. Often cast members will move about the table area on and off the stage. With general admission and VIP experience tickets, you can have the complete experience. They offer wine, beer, soft drinks and food to make your night complete. A great part of the Charleston cultural scene. P.S. Parking is small and tricky in their little lot. You may have to park next door for evening performances.

My company did a private cooking lesson and dinner here with Brett McKee. We walked upstairs to…read morethe main kitchen event space and were greeted with appetizers and drinks. The appetizers were little tomato and mushroom tarts. Both were delicious. And we had this wonderful drink concoction of lime soda and vodka. Yum! We then got to watch and learn as Brett started the dinner. Members of our group helped as we moved from course to course. Once dinner was ready, we moved to the upstairs rooftop patio where we had a singer waiting for us. We had a wine pairing with each dish and Brett explained the wine and food each time. To start, we had a watermelon, tomato and feta salad with a nice vinaigrette. For our entrée, we had chateaubriand with mashed potatoes and asparagus. For dessert, we had a berry compote panna cotta. Everything was delicious. The beef was super tender, creamy mashed potatoes. Loved the panna cotta. Smooth and creamy. Definitely a wonderful night with great food and great company.

Cool venue, but serving Costco hors d'oeuvres and wine is a bit tacky. I should know, because I've…read moreserved the same at my house, but I'm not a Chef. Before you book this place for a private venue, make sure you know what you're getting!

Excellent folks Jena, Traci and Vikki VFW summerville are…read moregreat folks First person I met was Mr. Pete who signed for me. Great young kid Lindsay outstanding bartender If you come & Member Tuesday Taco is only 5 dollars During events it's cheap Small pitcher is three dollars Large one is five dollar If I am living next door I will be here only I knew because if Mr. Byron Stokes brother

Taco dinner was back last night and while the prices are great, the meal left a lot to be desired…read more The fried taco bowls for the taco salads were over cooked, the oil used had to be old as it tasted that way, and the shells were soggy. Other than that the filling offerings were great. Unfortunately that makes me wonder about going back to try again.

Ten bucks! Five plus bands! Great outdoor event with so many different chairs and seating…read morearrangements, tables, picnic tables, lawn chairs, garden chairs, poly rockers and even a covered area for those needing shade or cover from a light drizzle or pine straw droppage. They even sell fire starters and kindling for the several fire pits around the grounds. There are a handful of fun vendors to boot... Holy City Popcorn, Julia Cain Candles & Crystals, some Pizza, some hotdogs, other refreshments are available to purchase or bring your own booze and eats! There is a little break between bands to allow for set up time but it's a nice time had by all here under the trees at Awendaw Green!

Awendaw Green is always a chill fun time. The musicians are consistently amazing. There are several…read moreoptions for food. Events such as the weekly Wednesday Barn Jams are always an exciting way to chill after work. The attendees, staff, and vendors are always friendly. :)

I have only been here once so far, but I enjoyed my experience. It's a small and intimate space,…read morethe staff was friendly, they have a small lobby area with a bar and one entry way that allows folks to go in on the left or right. The show was fantastic and we had a great time. There is not a bad seat in the house!

The Queen Street Playhouse is always a delight to visit. The interior decor is beautiful. It is a…read morevery classy theater. The staff greets you with a smile and is always very accommodating. × Background history × "Queen Street Playhouse was originally built as a cotton warehouse. Queen Street Playhouse's unique architecture and building transformation is straight out of the history books. The building was originally constructed in the 1840s as a cotton warehouse. A notable example of vernacular warehouse architecture in Charleston, its style was influenced by Roman Revival and West Indian architecture. Abandoned around the turn of the century, the space was purchased and renovated in the late-1930s by its current theater company, the Footlight Players. The picturesque Philadelphia Alley in historic Charleston, SC abuts Queen Street Playhouse, the newest venue for Spoleto Festival USA. Spoleto is worth a visit. Listen closely and hear the sounds of two dueling spirits. Running alongside the Playhouse is one of Charleston's most iconic and photographed downtown scenes: Philadelphia Alley. Yet this narrow pathway is known to have a darker past as a historic dueling site. One of the most infamous duels occurred in October 1786, between Joseph Ladd, a doctor, and his foe Ralph Isaacs. To this day, many actors at Queen Street Playhouse report hearing distant sounds of dueling, accompanied by a faint and spectral whistling. Its major theatrical moment is documented on Queen Street Playhouse's walls. Visitors will note the large, sweeping mural painted by Alfred Hutty and Emmett Robinson, depicting significant personalities in Charleston's 200-year theatrical history--including 12 actors, eight playwrights, two managers, and two critics. Of the most recognizable is American author DuBose Heyward, who wrote the 1925 novel, Porgy, and served on the Footlight Players' board of directors. Queen Street Playhouse was the site of workshops (preparatory rehearsals and previews) of one of America's greatest staged musical works: George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, for which Heyward served as librettist/lyricist." - SpoletoUSA.org

Beautiful space and an amazing cast and crew to boot. Can't wait to see what the next season holds…read morefor these incredible humans! Plenty of space to move about and not feel cramped. Very comfortable setting. Easy parking right next door at the MUSC lot.

Pure Theatre is a new find for us, and we saw The Chinese Lady, which was both witty and…read moreheartbreaking. Pure moved from King St. to Cannon St. in 2019. It is an intimate spot offering true theatre experience with what most would feel a more eclectic choice of plays. I can't tell you how excited I am that we found them. They abut some of the MUSC buildings, which allows the theatre to rent spots so you can park. While the parking is free, they do have a $5.00 donation jar to help offset the cost. We happily donated because it is soooo convenient. The theatre has a small bar offering beer, wine, and gourmet popcorn choices. Thankfully no one chomped popcorn on this night. I do feel it is not necessary at a stage production. If you enjoy live theatre please add this to you list of spots to keep an eye on!

Cool location, outside stage has the best atmosphere. We had tickets to Chris Knight Friday night…read more We arrived early and we were able to see Lowdown Brass Band. They were a lot of fun.

First time at the Charleston Pour House for a show and loved the vibe. The venue is pretty big,…read morefeaturing both indoor and outdoor stages and--best of all--two bars so the drink lines moved fast. We also got to wander through a night market filled with amazing handmade goods from local vendors. Whether you're in the mood for the market or for live music, this place is a must-visit.