Let's go back to 34 West for the last time!

"Largo's Christmas at the Copa" is the title of the newest, latest and probably *last* production of our favorite theater downtown! According to an email I received from them (reprinted below). But first, here is the description and link to buy tickets for their last show:

https://www.34west.org/tickets/largos-christmas-at-the-copa
Here's what they say:

"After 10 incredible years of creating new shows (31 plays!), we’ve decided to explore recent opportunities and close our charming little storefront theater in downtown Charleston.

But before we say our final goodbyes, we hope you’ll join us for two unforgettable last shows at 200 Meeting Street. First up is TELL HER ABOUT IT, featuring our dear friend and Broadway alum Alan Shaw, running through November 9. Following that, we’ll close out our season with LARGO’S CHRISTMAS AT THE COPA, starring Cherie Kaufman, our lead from this spring’s FOOLS RUSH IN.

This is your last chance to experience the magic on our stage. Let’s make these final performances ones to remember! We’ve been blessed with countless sold-out nights, filled with the finest audiences – you! Your support has meant the world to us, and we’re so grateful for the laughter, joy, and memories we’ve shared together.

Though our theater’s doors are closing, the journey doesn’t end here. We’re excited to focus our attention on taking our Films and Theater divisions to the next level. But for now, we want to end on the highest note possible, surrounded by the community that has made this all worthwhile.

Thank you for being part of our story. These extraordinary evenings with you will remain in our hearts forever.

With much love and gratitude,

Jeff and Steve

(and all of us at 34 West)

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PS: This is OPENING NIGHT, so please do buy your ticket ($54) the sooner the better!
PPS: We already have a group going on September 13 to the sold-out production of "Tell Her About It."
And lastly, PPPS: I'm off to Paris til the end of the month. But the show must go on, so to speak: Friday, September 13 is also a Meetup at the Charleston Museum. Havital has kindly volunteered to take my place at the quilt exhibit. Thanks, Havital!

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