Established in 1981, Foothills Playhouse is a nonprofit theater based in Easley, S.C., established by a group of dedicated individuals. Known originally as the Easley Community Theatre, it produced four adult shows at Easley High School during their debut season. Over the next 24 seasons, it has evolved into the current name and has changed locations from the high school to the Foothills Mall, and finally in 1991 to West End Hall, where it still resides. The theater group has grown to six shows including youth productions and drama classes. Foothills Playhouse provides quality, live theatre for the entertainment, education and edification of the city, state and region.
Website: foothillsplayhouse.org
Phone: (864) 855-1817
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S 5th St and Gulf St
201 S 5th St Easley, SC 29640-2865 ·281.16 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
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Saw Seussical last night, laughed a lot but also a very sweet story. Perfect for families, highly recommended as nothing is better than watching live theater.
MoreSurely there is more talent in this area. The casting was terrible. Only one character had a good voice ( the telegram boy). The mother superior had a strong voice but needs some voice lessons. The sound was difficult to hear. The casting was probably the best they could do. I come from a small town in Florida with a small theater group but now they look like Broadway compared to this group. Maybe they should skip musicals.
MoreSaw On Golden Pond, on September 28, 2019. My first impression of the building the theatre is in was WOW.! The play was excellent, the casting could not have been better picked, and you'll fall in love with Norman.! The seating is well padded, very comfortable. There isn't a bad seat in the house. A very pleasurable, entertaining evening. I will be a returning theatre lover. Come See Us, at Foothills Playhouse in Easley, S.C.
MoreWe were visiting the area for a month and came upon this theater through a news article. Thoroughly enjoyable experience and was pleasantly surprised to see so much talent in the cast. I believe some of them commuted there from Asheville.
MoreKids enjoyed the play. They also enjoyed the fact that they sell candy at the concessions. What can I say they are kids after all.
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