Hailing from NY, I have attended Broadway shows at many of NYC's historic theaters. Now that I am a Charleston resident, however, I have to say that I prefer the Dock Street Theater to all of them. It is gorgeous inside and out, and the perfect place to watch a play, musical, or concert (especially the Spoleto Chamber Music series).... More

Seating less the 500 people gives you an intimate setting for whatever you are there for. Leave the binoculars at home, you won't need them. Concerts, plays etc., no movies at this theater. Located in an historic building in the heart of downtown. Enjoy a show and a meal at a local restaurant for a nice evening. More

It's a nicer theater to look at. Strangely, it's not on Dock St. Well, there isn't a Dock St. any more. It's on Church St. It's been refurbished to be "period". Frankly, I find the seating uncomfortable. But then I've only been downstairs. It might be more comfortable upstairs. Downstairs the rows of seats are separated by what reminds me... More

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We enjoyed teh Wiz here last week - the production was very well done! The recently completed renovation was worth the money spent. Balcony seats are the best! More

This theater has been restored but while doing so they put in the original (wood) chairs. Don't know how comfortable they would be to sit on during a long performance. More

We enjoyed the production, the seats are a bit close to one another but sight lines were good and only once or twice did I miss a line soundwise. A great experience and we ll be back. More

This is a good venue for Charleston Stage, for which we buy season tickets. I preferred the Sotille because it's more modern and the seats are more comfortable, but the Dock Street is a classic. Sometime the AC makes it too cold, so take a sweater. More

We stumbled on this lovely theater while following a ghost tour app, and liked it so much we purchased tickets for the next evening. Good decision! The theater was intimate and had good accoustics, and the performance (The Wiz) was fun and reasonably priced. More