Theatre
34 West Opens “Stayin’ Alive” on May 14th
After 3 sold-out months of their current production Uptown Girl, 34 West will open the disco-infused musical comedy Stayin’ Alive just in time for summer. Written and performed by co-founders Stephen Wayne and Jeff Querin, along with Rebecca Kelley, the story follows a daytime TV star in pursuit of love, life, and bellbottoms.–
“This show sold out its entire run in 2017,” Wayne said. “It’s hysterical, endearing, and most of all, totally groovy.”
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Known for writing and producing original works for Charleston audiences, 34 West is happy to have survived the pandemic this past year.
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“We had over 300 season ticket holders and patrons donate their tickets back to the theater this past year so that we could ‘keep the lights on,'” Wayne said.
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34 West re-opened last November with social distancing measures in place and at 1/2 capacity.
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“As these sold out months have demonstrated, there is a way to produce entertaining and innovative live productions while maintaining responsible health practices,” Wayne said.
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All live performances are held at the theater’s downtown venue at 200 Meeting Street (corner of Meeting/Pinckney). For tickets and info, visit 34west.org.
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