Myrtle Beach SC Theatre and Cultural Venues South Carolina

The Palace Theatre at Broadway at the Beach
1420 Celebrity Cir Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 - (843) 448-0588
Voted best live entertainment, and best live family show on the Grand Strand, this spellbinding production features a huge cast of over 50 world class acrobats, jugglers, and performers from China, Russia, Monte Carlo, and Europe in an electrifying show that will take your breath away.

Theatre of the Republic
331 Main St Conway, SC 29526 - (843) 488-0821
The mission of The Theatre of the Republic is to provide affordable and quality community theatre for everyone! Housed within a beautifully renovated historical building on Main Street in Downtown Conway, The Theatre of the Republic has been entertaining Grand Strand audiences for 33 years. TOR is a non-profit amateur theatre group with a history of providing high-quality, affordable theatre for the community.

Grand Strand Players
21st Avenue North Myrtle Beach SC - (843) 626-3991

House of Blues
Barefoot Landing Hwy 17 South North Myrtle Beach SC - (843) 272-3000
House of Blues is committed to providing guests with a safe and enjoyable entertainment experience. Our venues, including HOB Myrtle Beach, are ADA-compliant and pleased to provide accessible accommodations.

Swamp Fox Players Strand Theatre
Front Street Georgetown SC - (843) 527-2924
Come to the Swamp Fox Community Theater in Georgetown, on the Grand Strand, for a night of outrageous comedy. The Swamp Fox Players bought the Strand Theater in 1982. At that time the historic landmark was a crumbling shambles and home to local pigeons. Since then, through the communities fundraising endeavors and generosity, the theater has been restored to it's former grandeur.

The Long Bay Symphony
1551 21st Ave. North, Suite 10, Myrtle Beach, SC - (843) 448-8379
The Long Bay Symphonic Society was founded in 1987 by Dr. Diana Swanner-Scroggins, a local music storeowner. She determined the need for a local symphony orchestra after many customers, both music lovers and musicians, related their interests in such an organization. The first auditions for the Long Bay Symphony produced a core of 36 musicians who performed together for the first time in April of 1988 in Wheelwright Auditorium on the campus of Coastal Carolina College.