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Located in the southeastern United States, South Carolina is known for its family-friendly and affordable beaches, and warm weather.
The state is also home to many well-known schools, including Clemson University, the University of South Carolina, located in the state capital of Columbia.

The charming mix of history and architecture which can be found in many of the best cities in South Carolina, along with modern dining and nightlife, attracts many newcomers.
So too does the employment opportunities on offer with some of the less-heralded towns home to major companies and thriving economies.

South Carolina is a tax-friendly state with a very reasonable cost of living. Its taxes are 27% lower than the national average.
With this in mind, more families are considering South Carolina as the perfect landing spot for their retirement.

South Carolina also offers innovative healthcare facilities, a mild climate, a low cost of living, ample outdoor attractions, as well as a mix of arts, culture, dining, and entertainment opportunities.
Let’s learn more about the 10 best places in South Carolina to live, work, raise your family or retire in 2022.
(List) (Best For)

1. Spartanburg. (overall)
2. Myrtle Beach. (job, retire)
3. Greenville. (job, retire)
4. Mount Pleasant. (family, retire)
5. Fort Mill. (family)
6. Tega Cay. (family)
7. Lexington. (retire, family)
8. Beaufort. (retire)
9. Charleston. (job, retire, family)
10. Columbia. (job, retire, family)

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Charleston in South Carolina has been voted best city in the USA & even the world but is it as nice as they say. We head into the city to see what is really like.

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“I just needed — still need — to connect to my past. Even if that past is not pretty.”

Charleston, S.C. – March 18, 2022 – PURE Theatre is debuting the world premiere of Honoria Quietly Drawing Strength From Her Truth by Clifton Campbell. The show will run from April 27 through May 14 at the Cannon Street Arts Center.

A social activist, a Vietnam vet and a progressive theatre artist, each eager to tell their stories to the world, vie for a valuable piece of property donated by an affluent Southern family with their own complicated past. Honoria Quietly Drawing Strength From Her Truth is a lurching and comical exploration of our failures to connect. A culture of disparate voices fighting to be heard, Honoria explores the unimpeachable nature of privilege, and the unsettling truths about the legacies we think we leave behind.

Directed by PURE Artistic Director Sharon Graci, the show will feature PURE Core Ensemble members Sullivan Hamilton, Josh Wilhoit, Michael Smallwood, Tonya Smalls Williams, Brannen Daughtery, Randy Neale, and R.W. Smith. 

Clifton Campbell is the author of 16 full-length and short plays. His work has been produced at Victory Gardens, American Blues, Pegasus, and Stormfield Theatre, in Chicago, the latter as Playwright-in-Residence. In Los Angeles, his work has been produced at Cast Theatre, Carter-Thor Actors Studio and Blue Line Theatre. His play Emerald Tree Boa was workshopped at the Mark Taper Forum under the direction of Mark Medoff, produced by Gordon Davidson. In addition to his work for the stage, Mr. Campbell has worked in television for more than three decades. He is currently developing Middlebrook Strong, a one-hour dramedy with eOne Entertainment, produced and directed by Doug Liman and Hypnotic Films.

Tickets for Honoria range from $28 to $40. There will be two pay-what-you-will performances on Thursday, April 21 and Wednesday, April 27.  $10 student rush tickets are available at the door. The show will be simulcast as part of PURE Live on Saturday, April 30, May 7 and May 14 and is available through the All-Access Flex Pass for three, four or eight tickets. 

Additional information about Honoria and the All-Access Flex Pass can be found on PURE’s website at puretheatre.org or by calling the box office at 843.723.4444 (Tuesday through Friday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm). 

ABOUT PURE THEATRE

PURE Theatre is a professional regional theatre in Charleston that creates consequential theatre experiences by and for a diverse gathering of artists and audiences. PURE produces work that inspires thought, ignites dialogue, and heightens consciousness, and contributes to the urgent exchange of ideas, viewpoints, aspirations, and inspirations of our community.

PURE’s staff includes Sharon Graci (Co-founder and Artistic Director), Rodney Lee Rogers (Co-founder and Director of New Media), David Mandel (Associate Artistic Director), Joy Vandervort-Cobb (Associate Artistic Director), Richard Heffner (Technical Director) and Meagan McMahon (Patron Services Manager). 

Serving on PURE Theatre’s board of directors are Michael Culler (President), Peter Calcagno (Treasurer), Chris Burgess (Secretary), Amy Gaffney, Bridget Durkan Laird, and Drew Childers.

Contact: Sharon Graci, Artistic Director

PURE Theatre

134 Cannon Street, Charleston, SC 29403

843.723.4444

sharon@puretheatre.org