Greenville Prepares for Celebrations and Theatrical Events

But wait, there’s more! The theatre is also introducing some new works to the stage, including a heartwarming rendition of Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas” and a semi-staged version of Stephen Sondheim’s “Sunday in the Park With George”. October will be a particularly special month, as the theatre will hold a concert showcasing 100 performers from the venue’s extensive history. Talk about a must-see event!

A Season of Art, Love, and Home

This spectacular season will include six primary productions along with two additional shows as part of a new “GT Off-Broadway Series.” The thematic focus for the year is all about “Art, Love, Home,” celebrating the rich legacy of the theatre while looking to its future. Isn’t that a lovely idea?

To highlight the audience’s favorites, a recent poll indicated that “Fiddler on the Roof” and “Steel Magnolias” topped the charts for productions fans wanted to see return. The theatre is all set to debut a brand-new art deco logo, beautifully commemorating “100 Years of Stories.”

Mark Your Calendar: Scheduled Shows

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the shows you won’t want to miss:

• “Red” (Aug. 28-31, 2025) – An Award-winning exploration of artist Mark Rothko.
• “A Chorus Line” (Sept. 12-28, 2025) – A backstage pass into the lives of Broadway performers.
• “Greenville Theatre, 100 Years of Stories” In Concert (Oct. 3-5, 2025) – Featuring performers sharing heartfelt stories.
• “Clue: On Stage” (Oct. 17- Nov. 2, 2025) – A comedic twist on a classic murder mystery.
• Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas” (Nov. 28- Dec. 21, 2025) – A musical feast based on the beloved film.
• “Sunday in the Park With George” (Jan. 22-25, 2026) – A captivating exploration of the creative process.
• “Fiddler on the Roof” (March 13-29, 2026) – A timeless tale of family and tradition.
• “Steel Magnolias” (April 17- May 3, 2026) – Celebrating the power of friendship among southern women.
• Closing Show (TBA from June 5-28, 2026) – Stay tuned for the announcement!

Honoring Young Women in Greenville

On a separate note, the Debutante Club of Greenville held its 68th Annual Ball recently where they honored 11 remarkable young women. This celebration showcases the incredible talents and contributions of the next generation. Leadership for the club is provided by president Mrs. Jack Eric Hinsdale and vice-president Mrs. Joseph Cart de Brux.

Women United Summit Coming Soon

And there’s even more community news to share! The United Way of Greenville County will host its second Women United Summit on April 29, 2025. It’ll take place at the Greenville Convention Center and will feature an incredible lineup of breakfast, networking opportunities, workshops, and a keynote lunch with bestselling author Angela Garbes. Tickets are available for $250 per person, and you can find more details at unitedwaygc.org/women-united-summit.

So, Greenville folks, with the Rose Ball and the Greenville Theatre’s 100th anniversary celebrations on the horizon, plus our community’s dedication to honoring women, it’s safe to say we have a lot to look forward to. It’s a time to celebrate, engage, and savor what makes our city so special!

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• Greenville Journal: 2025 Rose Ball
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• Encyclopedia Britannica: Theatre
• Greenville Journal: Women United Summit
• Google Search: Greenville community news

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