Sottile Theatre, College of Charleston

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44 George St
Charleston, SC 29401
+1 (843) 953-6340
https://sottile.cofc.edu
Located just a few steps from King Street - Charleston’s shopping district - the theater is constructed of American bond brickwork, with oversize panels, and is decorated with a Flemish brick pattern. Sottile Theatre was also the first theatre in S.C. to show “Gone with the Wind.”

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