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PURE Theatre Announces the World Premiere of Honoria Quietly Drawing Strength From Her Truth
“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
A Charleston Lifestyle Experience: Catching Sea Trout and Flounder with Chef Ty Kotz in Charleston South Carolina – New Video
Charleston Inshore Fishing hosts Chef Ty Kotz for some inshore fishing.
Enjoy this true lifestyle video
Why You Should Consider Moving to Summerville, SC – New Video
About Video
Author: Nesha V. Frazier
I’m from Ohio and moved to Summerville, SC from Korea. The only person I knew was my then boyfriend, now husband. I’ve lived in Summerville, SC for the majority of my time here. This video breaks down a few reasons why you should consider Summerville, SC as your next dream location. Considering new construction homes in Summerville, SC? There are plenty of developers to choose from!
Amazing New VLOG by Lydia Nichols: The Best Three Days in Charleston SC || Travel Guide
Come with me as I explore beautiful Charleston, SC on a three-day vacation. This historic city in South Carolina has so many great things to do. I could easily see myself moving here one day!
Some of the highlights for me include ✨
– Rainbow Row
– Renting bikes from holy spokes ?
– Sullivan’s island sunrise
I hope you get a lot out of this travel guide for Charleston, SC! Drop any questions you have for me in the comment section below.
Photo Credit: Lydia Nichols
“March On Girl” – Enjoy this beautiful song and video by Charleston’s own Faith Schueler that showcases an amazing message of strength
The official lyric video for “March On Girl” by Charleston/Nashville artist, Faith Schueler.
This sound has a beautiful message of strength, confidence, courage, and perseverance. Enjoy this wonderful release by Charleston’s own talented singer/songwriter Faith Schueler.
Girls Trip to Charleston: CHARLESTON & SOUTH CAROLINA GIRLS TRIP! ? ? USA ROAD TRIP From the UK // Fashion Mumblr Vlogs – New Video
About Video:
This video is in paid partnership with Visit The USA! What an absolute dream come true, Freddy and I were invited to enjoy some of the most wonderful spots in the Southern States, and our fabulous road trip begins in Charleston South Carolina! Join us for 24 hours in Charleston before we explore more of South Carolina including iconic spots from films like The Notebook and Forrest Gump as well as the SPECTACULARLY beautiful Hilton Head Island.
The Beauty of Lower King Street (Historic Charleston, SC) – Photography Expose
we all know the glitz and glam of Upper King Street. The nightlife, bars, restaurants, theater, music, and hotels, but what about the other end.
Lower King brings a thoughtful historic simplicity with a welcoming air.
This wonderful street of beautiful escapism is quiet, profound and a dream for those that gravitate to unique homes.
Take a walk with us down Lower King Street.
Photo Credit: Mark A. Leon
Cris & Cale present Charleston, South Carolina | Where to Eat | Best Restaurants | Husk | FIG | Ordinary | Sorghum & Salt and more – New Video
About Video
In Charleston we ate at Husk, FIG, The Ordinary, Sorghum and Salt, Brown Dog Deli, and Millers All Day. We visited the alluring southern town of coastal South Carolina and immersed ourselves in its rich history as well as the architecture that is as colorful on the outside as the stories they tell on the inside.
But the Southern charm goes beyond its historic roots. This city is known as a food lover’s paradise, firmly planting its name on many best lists, despite its modest size.
A tour around the city shows us why Travel + Leisure lists Charleston as the #1 destination in the country.
Millers All Day
Millers All Day is what happens when you unite passionate Southern chefs with an enviable Charleston address. They are fueled by the belief that the best days start or end with a great breakfast and a great cocktail. It is easy to understand why this eatery is the #1 breakfast spot on both Yelp and TripAdvisor.
Brown Dog Deli
Brown Dog Deli is the premier lunch destination in downtown Charleston, serving up fresh dishes in a quirky 80’s-themed setting. They do a wonderful job satisfying omnivores and vegans alike by serving up a variety of mouth-watering sandwiches that range from French Dip to Tempeh Rueben.
Sorghum and Salt
Sorghum and Salt is a celebration of seasonal and regional foods with a focus on innovative plant-based small dishes. The shareable plates provide a great way to get exposed to as much of the magic that chef-owner Tres Jackson has to offer, including his famous meal-ending beet dessert.
The Ordinary
The Ordinary occupies a 1920s bank building and delivers upscale locally sourced seafood from James Beard award winner Mike Lata. One of GQ and Esquire’s top new restaurants in 2013, this place still astonishes customers by serving up “to-die-for” plates such as their succulent oysters and one of the country’s best lobster rolls.
Husk
Simply put, Husk is legendary. It is within this Queen street historic home that James Beard award winner Chef Sean Brock puts his innovative, contemporary spin on traditional Southern dishes. Named one of the most influential restaurants of the last 30 years, Husk applies farm-to-table principles to their lowcountry cuisine, including their famous cast-iron cornbread.
FIG
FIG is the acronym for chef Mike Lata’s effort to prove that “food is good.” And while USA Today has placed Husk as the #2 restaurant in foodie-driven Charleston, it is FIG that has secured the top spot. Lata and FIG blazed the trail of local sourcing and seasonal, creative menus. Getting reservations can be a challenge – as we can testify from our latest trip. But the effort is worthwhile – even if a late night seat at the bar is all you can muster.
Photographic Journey through Old Village, Mount Pleasant
If you have not taken a sunny stroll through Old Village recently, you are missing one of the most beautiful gems in the Lowcountry.
This neighborhood offers charm, history, quaintness, family values, floral wonder, and a sense of comfort. Take a photographic walk with us.
