Event Details

FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
Aug. 28 - Sept. 22, 2024
at the Historic Dock Street Theatre

Book by Joseph Stein, Music by Jerry Bock, Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick
Direction by Marybeth Clark, Music Direction by Sam Henderson, Choreography by Cara Dolan

Title Sponsor: The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation

This timeless production, celebrated for its humor and warmth, is a cornerstone in the musical theatre canon. Fiddler on the Roof won nine Tony Awards, solidifying its status as a universally acclaimed musical that has resonated with audiences worldwide. The story unfolds in the small village of Anatevka where a poor milkman, Tevye, navigates the complexities of sustaining religious traditions amid drastic cultural changes and political upheaval in his vibrant Jewish community. As social norms shift and anti-Semitism escalates in Imperialist Russia, Tevye’s journey becomes a poignant exploration of love, faith, and the endurance of cultural roots. Featuring an unforgettable score that includes “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were a Rich Man,” and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” Fiddler weaves a powerful tapestry of emotions and human experiences that continue to captivate audiences today.

Single Tickets for Fiddler on the Roof go on sale July 16. Season tickets on sale now.
Prices: Adult: $54.00 - $91.00, Senior (60+): $52.00 - $91.00, Student (ages 3-25) and Active Military: $47.00 - $91.00

Age Recommendation: For guidance on whether a show is appropriate for your party we urge you to consult our Content Guides, available for download online.

Performance Dates:
Aug. 28 Wed 7:30pm (PNC Pay-As-You-Please)
Aug. 30 Fri 7:30pm (Opening Night/*ASL Accessible Performance)
Aug. 31 Sat 7:30pm
Sept. 1 Sun 2:00pm
Sept. 5 Thu 7:30pm
Sept. 6 Fri 7:30pm
Sept. 7 Sat 7:30pm
Sept. 8 Sun 2:00pm
Sept. 12 Thu 7:30pm
Sept. 13 Fri 7:30pm
Sept. 14 Sat 7:30pm
Sept. 15 Sun 2:00pm
Sept. 19 Thu 7:30pm
Sept. 20 Fri 7:30pm
Sept. 21 Sat 7:30pm
Sept. 22 Sun 2:00pm

*ASL accessible performance is August 30 and there will be ASL interpreters on stage. ASL-interpreted performances are funded in part by The Wiles Fund for the Future and the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support for the National Endowment for the Arts.