4/14-19: The Wiz Live @ The North Charleston Performing Arts Center

When

Apr 14th, 2026 - Apr 19th, 2026

7:30pm - 11:00pm

Where

3420 W Montague AveNorth CharlestonSC29418

The Wiz Returns to North Charleston
Apr. 14-19 | North Charleston Performing Arts Center

The legendary Broadway adaptation of The Wizard of Oz is coming back to North Charleston! Take a groovy trip to Oz April 14th through the 19th at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, featuring your favorite cast of characters with a funky twist! For 126 years, L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has captured hearts across the world, and since 1975 The Wiz has changed the face of Broadway – putting a soulful spin on a beloved classic.

Don’t miss this legendary revival! Secure your tickets to Oz today by clicking here!

Learn more about The Wiz and the cast here!

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