SEASON 7: 2009–2010
MODERN CLASSICS
Please call us at 843.723.4444 or e-mail us to become a member of THE ORG, our new season patron group.
The Year of Magical Thinking
by Joan Didion
August 28–September 19, 2009
directed by Sharon Graci
featuring Lucille Arrington Keller
Up
by Bridget Carpenter
October 2–24, 2009
directed by Sharon Graci
featuring Sullivan Graci-Hamilton, Cristy Landis, Rodney Lee Rogers & R.W. Smith
It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
by Joe Landry
November 27–December 19, 2009
directed by Mark Landis
Yankee Tavern
by Steven Dietz
January 22–February 13, 2010
directed by Sharon Graci
Low Country Boil (world premiere)
by R.W. Smith
March 5–27, 2010
directed by R.W. Smith
Ginger: A Hansel & Gretel Tale
by Rodney Lee Rogers & Spencer Deering
Agust 5–20, 2010
directed by Rodney Lee Rogers
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Performances at 150 Meeting Street in Downtown Charleston, at Lance Hall & Keller Hall (Circular Congregational Church).
Single tickets paid in advance are $20 Thursdays & Sundays and $25 Fridays & Saturdays, available at OvationTix or by phone toll-free at 866.811.4111. You may also purchase tickets the night of the show, subject to availability. Tickets at the door are $25 Thursdays & Sundays and $30 Fridays & Saturdays. Seating is limited, and advance purchases are strongly encouraged!
For groups of 12 or more, please call 843.723.4444.
Student rush tickets are $15 for all performances at the door, when available. Valid student ID required. We also offer special pay-what-you-can nights.
“Buy tickets early. PURE's shows enjoyed mostly sold-out runs packed with audience members excited to see what unique new direction the theatre's taken this time.” “Smart, stimulating theatre.” “This is what acting should be . . . a mind-bending, heart-bursting, beautiful production handled gracefully by PURE Theatre. It will leave you recognizing the power of theatre.”
—Charleston City Paper
“Seasoned actors, displaying the best in ensemble acting.” “productions that are consummately professional in every aspect of live theater” “stunningly funny, moving and profound” “This is material that challenges audiences as well as actors and directors.”
—Post & Courier
“Producing contemporary theatre at its best.” “Regularly filling their black box theatre with appreciative audiences.”
—Charleston Magazine
PURE Theatre is a small professional theatre producing the work of contemporary playwrights with specific interest in new plays. PURE has been continually praised for its commitment to quality and unyielding drive for excellence. Receiving both audience and critical acclaim, PURE has been the recipient of Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Play, Best One-Person Play, and Most Diverse Theatre Company critic and audience awards.