Originally a school built in 1927, OCT is a vibrant hub of creativity that enriches the Seneca, SC
community with live entertainment with drama/music/art/dance.
Where History
Meets the Spotlight
Igniting Creativity Since 1927
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Little Shop of Horrors
Whatever you do… don’t feed the plants! Unforgettable music, dark comedy, and a hungry plant from outer space — this cult classic is one show you won’t want to miss.
- Oct 23, 24 & 30, 31
- Friday & Saturday at 7:30 PM
- Oct 25 & Nov 1
- Sunday matinees at 2:30 PM
Oconee Community Theatre · 8001 Utica Street, Seneca, SC · In association with Friends of Alverson Center Theatre
Originally a school built in 1927, the Oconee County Theater (OCT) stands as a cornerstone of cultural heritage in Seneca, SC. From its beginnings as an educational institution, it has transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, preserving the charm of its historical roots while embracing the present-day spirit of the community. Today, OCT serves as a beacon for live entertainment, offering a wide array of artistic experiences that encompass drama, music, art, and dance.
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About Oconee Community Theatre
Oconee Community Theatre is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization established October 11, 1971 with the purpose of presenting plays and dramatic works of all kinds, and the promotion and encouragement of interest in theatrical productions for the people of Oconee County.