"Family-friendly...with ticket prices under $10, it'll be the biggest and most enjoyable bargain of your trip."

-P. Beckham

A latern mysteriously levitates!

The ghost of Sunny Jim plays his banjo

Additional shows are offered for special interest groups on a reservation only basis. They introduce you to Francis Marion -the renowned patriot sometimes referred to as the 'Swamp Fox', the Stone Crab Boy- that describes life as a young slave child growing up near the ocean, and a confrontation with one of the most unusual monsters known to locals -The Plateye. The spirit of Dr. Henry Tucker of Litchfield Plantation also visits with audience members to recall tales of rice fields and administering to the sick.

These stories are particularly suited for school groups, tour groups and others wishing for a more in-depth look into the history of the Grand Strand and it's folklore.

The stories are told by the spirits themselves, as they manifest themselves to you in various forms. Objects move under their force, as their voices travel around you throughout the plantation parlor room. Look out over the rice fields and witness the most beautiful low country sunsets, along with the most devastating hurricanes.

Ghosts and Legends of the Grand Strand is an experience like no other. You will become enlightened while being entertained, and you may even be moved by some of the spirits' incredible tales. Most of all, you will become a part of our southern heritage of storytelling, hearing and then undoubtedly sharing the wonderful tales with others afterwards. As the spirits plea: "Take us with you."

And don't forget about the moon light ghost walks in the evenings!

For more information about the theatre and it's creation, click HERE.