Open to the Public
Admission: $10.00
Soft drinks, wine and beer will be served
1080 East Montague, Park Circle, North CharlestonThank you to the judges of Round 1

The Performing Arts Center Advance Ticket Office
Ticketmaster Outlets including select Publix Stores
Online at Ticketmaster.com.or by phone by calling (800) 745-3000
Some of the hottest male voices on the New York stage are coming to North Charleston. Boeing and the South of Broadway Theatre Company (SOBTC) present the “Broadway Boys” live on stage on February 25 at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center. The show begins at 8:00 p.m. In addition to selling tickets to the public, SOBTC will donate 500 tickets to underprivileged school children.
The “Broadway Boys” is a collection of the professional male singers currently working on the New York stage. Representing shows such as “Wicked”, “Mary Poppins”, “Mamma Mia”, “Rent”, “Jersey Boys” and “Hairspray”, the “Broadway Boys” introduce audiences by fusing Broadway music and Pop styles. Through their dynamic vocal prowess and redefining arrangements, the Boys add elements of Funk, Gospel, Jazz, and Folk to show tunes and classic Pop songs.
South of Broadway Theatre Company is partnering with Communities in Schools (CIS) to distribute free tickets to 500 disadvantaged students in the tri-county area. CIS is partnering with Charleston Regional Arts Alliance to find transportation for the kids. “There are so many students in our community who have never been exposed to a professional, live musical performance,” said Mary Gould, founder of SOBTC. “By giving underprivileged boys and girls the opportunity to attend ‘Broadway Boys’, we are exposing them to the fine arts and introducing them to the sounds of Broadway.
The evening also includes performances from local talent. Up to four winners of SOBTC’s Star Quest competition will perform live onstage as the opening act for “Broadway Boys”. Tickets to “Broadway Boys” can be purchased at The Performing Arts Center Advance Ticket Office or at Ticketmaster Outlets including select Publix Stores. Tickets can also be charged by phone by calling (800) 745-3000 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. The cost is $25 & $35, plus applicable fees, for grand tier and orchestra seats respectively. For more information on the performance, contact South of Broadway Theatre Company at (843) 745-0317.
Additional sponsors of the “Broadway Boys” are: the City of North Charleston, Charleston Collegiate School, and Q4/Launch.
February 4, 1:00-3:00PM
February 7, 5:30-6:30PM
Maggie Borden is a recent graduate of the Stella Adler Summer Conservatory. She has studied acting in New York City and London, England and received her BA in Theatre from Wofford College. She has also taught children acting classes for many years. (9-14 yrs )
Next session: January 8 to February 12, 2012
Ages 9 to 11
Sundays 2:00 - 3:30PM
Ages 12 to 15
Sundays 3:30 - 5:00PM
$102 per student/ 6 classes total
($50 deposit when you sign up)
For more information and to sign up, see our Acting Classes page
Start the new year off with a BANG! Come and enjoy classes with the very talented Kristen Kos |
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4 Mondays: January 9, 16, 23, 30 *Strongly suggested that those who take this class must take Adult Acting 101 first |
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Class Description: Analysis and discovery through 2 person scenes, with a focus on listening, reacting and personal motivation. We will put into practice basic concepts learned in Acting 101 such as objective, given circumstance, the moment before, relationships and obstacles. Opportunity for actors to develop individually, learn to support and be present with your fellow actor on stage, share observations and constructive feedback in an open environment. |
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About the Instructor: Ms. Kos has adapted the script and conceived the idea for My Women of Troy based on research of acting styles and Greek tragedy for lightsedge theatre co. She spent two years instructing at five Western New York High Schools as a resident teaching artist. There she introduced Cecily Berry’s approach with students, adapted Shakespeare, directed, performed and encouraged collaboration with students. Recently in Charleston she has enjoyed working one on one with acting students, who wish to further their craft. She has acted onstage in the World Premieres of Season to Season (SOBTC),Tamara L. and Penumbra (ICTC). You may also have seen her "snobby coworker" character in the South Carolina Aquarium commercials for the penguin and white alligator exhibits. In addition to holding her BFA in Acting with honors, Kristen Kos is also a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association. |
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South of Broadway Theatre Presents: Second Sundays |
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