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The Warehouse Theatre

A cornerstone of Greenville's Historic West End, this award winning converted textile warehouse is the home of at least six productions a year, including the Main Stage, Upstate Shakespeare Festival in Falls Park, This Wooden O education program, Community Forum Series, Applied Theatre program, and more!

The Warehouse Theatre is an SPT theatre, one of only two professional theatres in South Carolina to have a contract with Actors' Equity Association. Its touring show has been selected for 3 years as 1 of 40 theaters nationwide to participate in Shakespeare in American Communities, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts, in partnership with Arts Midwest. Visit their website for information and tickets to their latest show!

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General Information
  • Days Open: Tues-Fri
  • Hours of Operation: 10:00-6:00
  • ADA Compliant:
  • 100% Smoke Free:
  • Discounts Offered:
    • Group Discounts
    • Military
  • Minutes To GSP Airport: 20
  • Minutes to Greenville Convention Center: 15
  • Miles to Bon Secours Wellness Arena: 5
Facility Info
  • Theatre Capacity 150

December

13

Dec 13 2018 - Dec 23 2018

December 13

Recurring weekly on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday until Dec. 23 2018

Christmas on the Rocks

Sponsored by Greta & Graham Somerville by John Cariani, Jenn Harris & Matt Wilkas, Jeffrey Hatcher, Jacques Lamarre, Theresa Rebeck, and Edwin Sanchez Conceived by Rob...

January

25

Jan 25 2019 - Feb 10 2019

January 25

Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday until Feb. 10 2019

The Glass Menagerie

Sponsored by Debra & Tom Strange Directed by Kerrie Seymour In Tennessee Williams’ popular classic, Tom lives with his overbearing mother Amanda and quiet younger sister...

March

15

Mar 15 2019 - Mar 31 2019

March 15

Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday until Mar. 31 2019

Power of Sail

Directed by Jackson Gay In this World Premiere, Harvard professor Charles Nichols is afraid that his prominence is fading as he watches a younger generation of academics...