Woolfe Street Playhouse
Dinner & a Show
Season Ticket Holders receive perks and special offers from these fine local restaurants. (Offers valid date of performance. Discounts and special offers subject to change.)
The Cocktail Club
479 King Street, Charleston
843-724-9411
Sample an extensive selection of house-made infusions, rare spirits and farm-to-shaker beverages which feature fresh-squeezed juices and modern ingredients alongside a menu of light fare created by executive chef B. J. Dennis.
www.thecocktailclubcharleston.com
Bacco
976 Houston Northcutt Blvd., Mt Pleasant
843-884-6969
Bacco's dishes are inspired by the norther regions of Italy, specifically Piemonte, Veneto and Alto Adige, the southern areas of Campania and Calabria and the Mediterranean isles of Sicily and Sardegna.
www.baccocharleston.com
HoM
563 King Street, Charleston
843-573-7505
A burger boutique and ping pong lounge where creative burgers of delicious consequence demand happy noises and extra napkins. Where "burgers" come in the form of everything from house-ground beef to fresh portobello mushrooms. All are prepared with care and locally sourced ingredients.
www.homcharleston.com
Mercury
547 King Street, Charleston
843-793-2694
A chic and elegant bar with plush back booths, a white and gray marble bar, tile flooding and faint neon lighting that sets the mood, plus a variety of tapas that are just as appealing as the décor.
www.mercurybarcharleston.com
The Macintosh
479 B King Street, Charleston
(843) 789-4299
Open for dinner, late night dining and Sunday brunch the Macintosh brings a taste of homegrown cuisine to Charleston, offering a soulful menu inspired by Charlesotn native and executive chef, Jeremiah Bacon.
www.themacintoshcharleston.com
Red Drum
803 Coleman Blvd., Mt Pleasant
843 849- 0313
Welcome to the intersection of South and Southeast! Red Drum is the locals’ hangout where the food honors Southern heritage and Chef/Owner Ben Berryhill’s Texan cuisine.
www.reddrumrestaurant.com
This Week
Love, Loss and What I Wore
Piccolo Spoleto Festival 2013 Theatre Series. An evening of theatre that goes directly to the heart.
Coming Soon
Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson is equal opportunity satire: a 21st century presidential lark; Of Thee I Sing by way of South Park, School House Rock and The Colbert Report."
The Village Rep
The Village Repertory Co. is a non profit professional theatre company, producing drama, comedy, and musicals with a special emphasis on the finest plays of the 20th Century. As the theatre company in residence at the Woolfe Street Playhouse, our aim is to bring lesser known classics and new works to life in a unique environment: The Village Rep creates theatre that breaks down the barriers between the performer and the audience. We create for our community, from within our community, working with Charleston's local ensemble of actors and artists.
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