Myrtle Beach, S.C.

102 THINGS TO DO IN MYRTLE BEACH
46. Variety Shows

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Variety Shows

There are numerous shows to see while you’re on vacation in Myrtle Beach, and these nights of entertainment come in different forms. One form is the variety show, where visitors can expect to experience a night full of carefully-choreographed songs and dances on professionally-designed stages. These Myrtle Beach shows are a great way to spend a night with the family, or a fun and exciting place to take a date. Whether you’re seeing one of the award-winning year-round performances, one of the seasonal shows, or a country music legend at Alabama Theatre, these attractions are a wonderful way to enhance your vacation.

The Carolina Opry

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In addition to playing host to touring performers and groups, The Calvin Gilmore Theater is home to one of the most popular shows on the beach, year after year. The Carolina Opry’s signature show is two full hours of music, comedy and dance, and has received numerous awards and honors from organizations and publications around the country. It’s like having a little slice of Nashville here at the beach.

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Alabama Theatre

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Back before they were Country Music Hall of Famers, the band Alabama was playing six nights a week at The Bowery on Ocean Boulevard. After shooting to stardom, the group decided to return to their roots here at the beach, opening up a concert venue for some of the nation’s biggest acts, as well as One: The Show, an award-winning variety act featuring uplifting song, dance, and laughter.

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GTS Theatre

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Ready for a new experience in Myrtle Beach? GTS Theatre is a new show venue which presents shows like no other place in town. Located by Jammin’ Leather in Myrtle Beach, this once Western-themed building has undergone a full transformation to a 1920’s-style Parisian cabaret theater. The popular theatre hosts a variety of shows, which change from season to season.

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