It’s A Wonderful Life
Happy Week Before The Holidays! We have a new online calendar interface and online box office with OvationTix. Check it out to reserve your tickets for PURE’s 2009 holiday show, the modern classic It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, adapted by Joe Landry and directed by Mark Landis (The Seafarer, Man from Nebraska). The wholesome cast includes Rodney Lee Rogers, Paul Garbarini, Nat Jones, Susan Katwinkel, and Jan Gilbert. All shows at Upper Lance Hall, 150 Meeting Street.
November 27–December 20
Phone Reservations & Info
843.723.4444
Tickets can also be purchased the night of the show at the PURE Theatre Box Office at 150 Meeting Street, on the grounds of Circular Congregational Church, subject to availability. Seating is limited, and advance ticket purchases are strongly encouraged.
Wednesdays $20
Thursdays & Sundays $25
Fridays & Saturdays $30
Student Rush $15 any performance with valid ID
Special Events
Bring Your Own Baby performance on Sunday, December 20 at 2:00 p.m. BYOBaby is a unique opportunity for parents of young children to enjoy professional theatre without incurring the cost of childcare, which is provided free of charge and staffed by childcare professionals from Circular Congregational Church in the downstairs nursery.
PURE Theatre is proud to welcome the V Tones(Charleston’s only ukulele hot club jug band vaudeville ragtime neo-retro-postpostmodern beachfront quasi-primitime anachronistic revolutionary anti-inflammatory mass catharsis jazz freakout and philharmonic group therapy session) as the preshow to some of our performances. Opening night we will have a solo performance by V Tones frontman Noodle McDoodle. A portion of the proceeds from our December 3 performance will be donated to Lowcountry Local First in support of their Buy Local Be Local Week, and have live music by the V Tones.
“There is much that can be said about PURE Theatre’s ongoing success, but this is perhaps most important: They care deeply about what they do and it shows.”
—Charleston City Paper
“The fascinating thing is that this story touches something so important in all of us, that even though we are playing it with this very amusing convention of five actors playing all of the characters and doing all the sound effects, it still remains a deeply heartwarming story.”
—Director Mark Landis
