Dock Street Theatre is a theater French Quarter Charleston located in United States.
135 Church St (Queen St) Charleston , SC 29401 United States
Credit Cards | Yes |
Dock Street Theatre maintains its original 1800’s charm but has been updated with state-of-the-art soundproofing and lighting. Don’t miss a show by the Charleston Stage theater company.
The courtyard is beautiful. Enjoy the moonlight during intermissions . Charleston Stage Co. do an amazing job putting on high quality productions!!
Oldest theatre in America in the French quarter of Charleston. Beautiful & historic it’s like traveling back in time. The interior still holds up and is a great place to catch live performances .
Gorgeous old theater with a lovely little courtyard in the back for intimate gatherings.
The Seat of Justice was a top shelf production… important story… professional cast and better than Broadway venue + chance to chat with writer, designer, director Julian Wiles.
This is a great theatre that is full of history. It is a must see whenever you are in the Lowcountry.
Great place to get out of the heat and cool off. Great views of the main church from here. Plus they have great restroom . :)
not a bad seat in the house. love the balcony . acoustics are tremendous
One of the oldest buildings in Charleston and still the one with the most happening. If you're in town between April 15 - May 1 2011 make sure to watch the Original Peter Pan performance !
go upstairs to see the antique piano in the drawing room and the old bar .
While the theater accepts major credit cards - you will need cash for the bar at intermission .
Gorgeous theatre . Supposedly first theatre in America opening in 1700's! So excited for Boeing Boeing!
Seats EE 10, 11, 12 are absolutely horrible, in a packed house. Ask for your money back and share with them how excellent your poor view was.
Lovely historical theater !
Have a drink in the Tap room upstairs
Go see Legally Blonde the Musical ! August 31-September 23, 2012!
Our 2012-2013 Chamber Orchestra Series is back at the Dock Street. Read more
Watch the play Camelot,
Pride and Prejudice runs April 14-19. Students are $10 and general admission is $15. Support the SOTA. Evan Parry directs this beautiful adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel! - Lucy McNerney
I have seen good performances in this lovely theater, the only thing missing is a cloak room - Ornella Comucci-Gebhardt
Buy season tickets--you'll save a bunch of money. And there is parking for $5 right across the street! - Kristen Johnson
Considering the history, i think this museum could have been more engaging. That said, entry is relatively cheap so worth it to get a quick overview of the role Charleston played during slavery. - Corley Stone
One of many steeples visible from the Wentworth Mansion cupola. Home to the city's oldest congregation. The church and its building have many incredible stories to tell. - Charming Inns of Charleston
This is my favorite place in all of charleston. Super peaceful and serene. Great park. - Paula Martin