The Clemson Little Theater
214 S. Mechanic Street
Pendleton SC
(864) 646-8100
What a find! We included a night at the Clemson Little Theater in our Pendleton SC road trip and have no regrets. The theater is clean and cozy and gives you the feeling of experiencing a true community theater. We definitely recommend adding a night at this theater to your travel plans if your are traveling to the area. And if you live in the area, why haven't you been?
“The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf” was performed the night we visited the theater. The lighting and sound of the theater was excellent and the seating was perfect. No straining to hear or see at this theater.
Look for actors Devin Beckerle and Julia Hiner in future productions. Beckerle played the part of Wallington Wellington Wolf III, a.k.a “The Big Bad Wolf.” His acting was superb. He truly made the show. He managed to master the subtle nuances of the fast-talking, quick witted and sly character known as the Big Bad Wolf. His timing was always on mark. As for Hiner, she definitely deserves a larger role in future productions. She played the part of Town Crier and appears to be a natural actor.
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