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Experience the magic of The Carolina Opry show in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina – The Carolina Opry Theater, located at 8901 N. King’s Hwy. in Myrtle Beach, will host The Carolina Opry show on Tuesday, May 21, in what is expected to be an evening of amazing entertainment. This multi-award winning show attracts audiences with its cutting-edge production and promises a night of high-energy song, comedy, and dancing.

Combining two hours of excellent entertainment in an opulent venue, the Carolina Opry is known for its outstanding performances. Modern sound, light, and special effects have won the show awards from prestigious media outlets including CNN, NBC Nightly News, USA Today, and The New York Times. CNBC dubbed it the “Top Attraction” for Myrtle Beach.

A group of more than 35 extremely talented performers from several musical genres will play the greatest hits from the past, present, and everything in between. Among the outstanding cast are national recording artist Brad Long, well-known hip-hop cloggers All That! from NBC’s America’s Got Talent, and formidable vocalists Christie Templeton, Tangena Church, and Chas Croft Sorrells. Bluegrass master Gary Brown and fiddling champion Trent Wideman also bring their extraordinary talents to the stage.

What sets The Carolina Opry apart is its constant innovation. New songs, new lavish costumes, and hilarious humor are added every season to make sure that even return guests are always thrilled. This commitment to excellence is what audiences have come to expect from the Calvin Gilmore stage.

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The theater presents several more critically renowned shows in addition to The Carolina Opry. While The Carolina Opry Christmas Special is the most looked forward to holiday event in the South, “Time Warp” transports viewers to the 60s, 70s, and 80s musically. Among the many shows offered by the Myrtle Beach Performing Arts Series are those by renowned tribute artists, touring ballet groups, and famous musicians.

The theater provides package offers for big savings to people who want to see several shows. Price for tickets varies; further information is available on thecarolinaopry.com website. To learn more, call The Carolina Opry Theater at 800/843-6779.

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Should you only see one concert while in Myrtle Beach, make it The Carolina Opry. You will be thrilled and left wanting more by this amazing event.

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