The Water Station (Mizu No Eki)
Through riveting slow movement and silent expressions, The Water Station depicts the dramatic stories of travelers, displaced by an unspecified atrocity, making their way to a public water spigot.
Invention and imagination come to the forefront at the Center for Performance Experiment. This unique performance space is dedicated to actor training, so you can expect new and traditional works in exciting, experimental ways.
The Center for Performance Experiment is located at 718 Devine Street. Ticket prices vary and can be purchased at the door or online.
Through riveting slow movement and silent expressions, The Water Station depicts the dramatic stories of travelers, displaced by an unspecified atrocity, making their way to a public water spigot.
Esteemed British playwright Caryl Churchill’s Obie-winning Top Girls is a witty and thought-provoking look at the sacrifices women make to achieve success in a male-dominated world.
Enjoy two theatre events in alternating repertory. "Silent Sky" tells the story of pioneering 19th century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt and "10 x 3" features three actors performing a series of ten-minute plays.
Enjoy the written, edited, directed and performed original works of University of South Carolina graduate acting students in eight short plays.
Loosely inspired by Anton Chekhov’s "The Seagull," this theatrical poem follows two daring French actresses, subjects of a documentary by a similarly trailblazing female filmmaker, who are preparing to make a history-making flight from Paris to Moscow in 1913.