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    Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre

    Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre

    4.7
    (51 reviews)
    35.5 mi

    3/28/26: First time visit. Very impressed with this intimate yet clearly updated theater. Seats…read morelook brand new, are plush, lean back, with arm rest drink holders, and plenty of knee room so other patrons can easily pass. This smaller, 300 seat theater and wide stage allow every seat to feel close to the performers, especially when the performer walks out onto the wide stage steps. The left and right video screens allow close-up views of each performer. Restrooms are clearly modernized and roomy. I did not try the refreshment stand. Casey Kasem's American Top 40 Countdown Experience was an enjoyable "blast from the past." All the top hits were from my youth and brought back fond memories. The lead male singer was simply PHENOMENAL! He sang the majority of the 40 songs with his clear, smooth, yet strong voice, often sounding like the original iconic artist or even better! He is a Star. Overall, a wonderful group performance including the astonishing voice of Casey Kasem (by Howard Hudson, SC Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame member). - Mark VanValkenburg, The Bluffs on the Waterway.

    Such a Fun and Entertaining Experience!…read more I'm usually more into traditional plays than musical theatre, but the Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre totally won me over! This month's performance was 80s-themed, and they absolutely nailed it. The song selection was spot-on -- from Cyndi Lauper to Bruce Springsteen, and even a fun nod to classic 80s sitcoms. The energy was great, the performers were so engaging, and it was impossible not to sing or dance along. The audience skewed a bit older, but I brought my 9-year-old with me and he stayed focused and entertained the entire time -- which says a lot! They did an excellent job keeping everyone involved and having a great time. Whether you're a fan of music theatre or just looking for a fun night out listening to live music, this place is worth checking out. We'll definitely be back!

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    Alabama Theatre

    Alabama Theatre

    3.9
    (113 reviews)
    39.5 mi
    $$

    We saw Three Dog night in concert. The theater is a nice size with good acoustics…read more If you are upstairs, beware there is no elevator.

    Alabama Theatre, Monday, Sept, 22, 2025. Four of us (all adults) were vacationing in N Myrtle…read moreBeach, SC, and were considering going to one of the many evening shows that are offered in this tourist town. It was challenging to agree upon a show as two of our guests were international visitors, and were less familiar with the English-language lyrics of popular American songs. We decided upon the ICONIC show, because it was described as a family-friendly musical variety show. My husband and I twisted arms a bit as we were familiar with the theatre having visited there years ago to see a different show ("One"). The ICONIC show was high energy, featuring a cast of highly talented musicians, dancers, a comedian, and even aerialists. The show featured country hits, classic rock anthems, Broadway favorites, and pop ballads, all professionally choreographed and with frequent costume changes. Stunt comedian Max Winfrey, who was featured on America's Got Talent, provided comedic relief between sets. The show was about two hours of non-stop entertainment. All four of us, even our international guests, enjoyed it. The Alabama Theatre, founded in 1993, was clean and comfortable, with excellent acoustics. The temperature in the venue was comfortable in late September. We were in orchestra seats (section B, row 5), but there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The theatre is in Barefoot Landing, where patrons could avail themselves to pre-show dinners or shopping. Parking is free and plentiful. Our orchestra tickets were $54.95 each, including taxes and fees. They do not offer senior, military, AAA or AARP discounts. (We did see a brochure that advertised a summer special wherein 2 kids aged 16 and under are allowed per paid adult). No refunds or exchanges are allowed. Our rating for the experience is 4.5, rounded up to 5.0. A few minor things prevented a true 5.0 rating. (1) Upon entering, we were unknowingly directed to table where the gentleman tried to sign us up for a timeshare presentation at Wyndham Resorts; and (2) some of the actors seemed uncomfortable in the costumes and were seemingly "just going through the motions" in some of the later musical selections, especially the Under the Sea/Ariel and Aladdin ones. We would visit the Alabama Theatre again when next in the N. Myrtle Beach area.

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