Mission: To create exceptional theatre experiences that enliven thought, ignite dialogue, and expand consciousness.

AFTC, Inc. has maintained the mission of not only presenting the African-American experience on the stages of the Lowcountry, but ENSURING the presence of African-American performers on the stages of the Lowcountry as well.

Charleston Black Theatre is a not-for-profit community theatre. Its mission is to build a broader audience by presenting historically-based productions that educate and entertain.

Our mission: To engage with the entire Lowcountry community by presenting quality art and artists in performances ranging from large-scale productions to intimate conversations.

OUR MISSION: To enhance and enrich the quality of life for all, with emphasis on senior citizens. The group endeavors to expose the audience to a variety of lively performances and to tap into the hidden talents of the participants. OUR PURPOSE: To motivate, encourage, uplift and educate people of all ages. OUR MOTTO: "We are not finished yet and neither are you" Ps. 92:14

Atlantic Stage is a professional resident artists committed to artistic excellence, community enrichment, and educational outreach. The purpose of Atlantic Stage is to enhance the cultural landscape of the Myrtle Beach area by providing quality theatrical productions of classical, contemporary and new works that are entertaining and enlightening.

The mission of Columbia Children's Theatre is to create experiences that encourage children to change their world through the transformative power of live theatre.

Est. 1985. Trustus Theatre and the Trustus Company endeavors to enrich the lives and deepen the experiences of our artists and patrons by producing works that examine humanity in the 21st Century.

The Chapin Theatre Company engages, inspires, entertains and challenges audiences with theatrical productions that range from the classics to new works; we train and support the next generation of theatre artists; and we celebrate the essential power of the theatre to illuminate our common humanity.

The Grover C. Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre, part of the Division of Enrollment and Student Affairs, is the cultural heart of the Augusta University campus, and students take center stage.

The Storefront Theatre is accepting submissions for our 8th annual 10-minute play festival. Like all theatres at this time, we are uncertain as to the future but we’re going to take a chance that by next March, we will be able to present the plays on stage as live concert readings. If that isn’t possible, then we will present online as a video recording or live-stream. A blind panel of judges with broad theatre experience will select 8-10 plays to be presented as concert readings and will choose a first place winner who will receive a cash award of $75.00.

At The Storefront Theatre, we tell stories through the faces and voices of actors but your imagination supplies the rest – set, props, costumes, everything.