Dock Street Theater

Charleston, South Carolina

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Dock Street Theater

The Dock Street Theater is an irreplaceable part of Charleston's artistic life. In 1736, it was opened as the first structure to be built exclusively for performances. Even today, after almost 4 centuries in the heart of Charleston, the theater still hosts many plays like Annie and Charlotte's Web.

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address135 Church Street, Charleston, SC
emailbyoung@charlestonstage.com
phone+1 843 577 7183
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