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The Man of a Thousand Voices in Myrtle Beach, SC

The Asher Theatre • 3237 Waccamaw Blvd. • Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
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James Stephens III - The Man of a Thousand Voices in Myrtle Beach, SC
James Stephens III - The Man of a Thousand Voices in Myrtle Beach, SC
James Stephens III - The Man of a Thousand Voices in Myrtle Beach, SC
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About The Man of a Thousand Voices

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Get ready to be astounded by the seemingly endless amount of impressions from master impressionist, James Stephens III. From Chris Rock to Ronald Reagan, James can do it all! Watch as he dazzles audiences with his musical, comedy, and impression talents all in one show. James Stephens III has also appeared on HBO, The Tonight Show, Showtime, and many other national shows.

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  • James Stephens III has worked with legendary stars including Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Jennifer Aniston, and Aretha Franklin.
  • Performed at the Asher Theatre in Myrtle Beach, SC.
  • Accessible seating is available within the theater.
  • Seating is all General Admission. There are no bad seats in the house.
  • The theatre is located at the old Waccamaw Pottery off of US Hwy 501. Use the George Bishop Pkwy exit if traveling into Myrtle Beach. Use the River Oaks/George Bishop exit or Forestbrook exit if traveling outbound toward Conway to access Fantasy Harbor Blvd.
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Get ready for non-stop laughs and entertainment! James Stephens III, a master impressionist and nationally recognized performer, brings his high-energy comedy and music to The Asher Theatre. Seen on HBO, Showtime, and The Tonight Show, James now takes the stage in Myrtle Beach with a show that’s fresh, fun, and full of star-powered impressions.

About James Stephens III
Known as The Man of a Thousand Voices, James amazes audiences with spot-on impressions of celebrities and public figures like Chris Rock, Lil Wayne, Bill Clinton, and Ronald Reagan. But his talent goes far beyond comedy—he’s a true entertainer who sings, dances, and plays instruments with the flair of music legends.

James brings the piano to life like Duke Ellington, the trumpet with the soul of Louis Armstrong, and the charm of Sammy Davis Jr. His performances recall the timeless showmanship of Sinatra, Martin, and Lewis, while delivering fresh energy for today’s audiences.

This family-friendly show blends comedy, music, and pure talent into an unforgettable night out in Myrtle Beach. Whether you’re a fan of classic entertainers or modern comedy, James Stephens III delivers a performance that keeps everyone entertained from start to finish.

Shows starts at 7:00PM and doors will open at 6:30PM.


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"Sanford and Sons tribute"
TripAdvisor user rating 2.0 out of 5
Reviewed September 01, 2025
Four of us bought tickets to this tribute. All of us thoroughly enjoyed Sanford and Sons on TV and we’re expecting lots of fun times and laughs. I did not find the show funny. I find the use of the word“Ni..er” very crude and unnecessary, and it was used twice in the first half. I think it is demeaning, whether white people or black people use it. There was way too much going on too many characters and not enough development of characters or scenes. I find it was a waste of money. We left at intermission,as did at least five other couples.
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"Disgraceful to military Veterans"
TripAdvisor user rating 1.0 out of 5
Reviewed August 31, 2025
This is absolutely the worst and most disgraceful display of appreciation for our vets! We were just told at the 6 PM aug 31. 2025 Sanford and Son show that we had to leave because we had vet tics! They kept letting all of friends and family of whoever go in under the rope in front of us and overbook themselves with unpaid guest that they told us that ticket holders we had to leave! Absolutely disgraceful! We were here last week for Michael, barefoot’s magic show, and we had a great time and it prompted us to come back… Unfortunately, after this evening’s events, we will never be back. We live local here in South Carolina and will be sure to tell all of our friends veterans, law enforcement , neighbors etc NOT to waste their time to come here! Very unprofessional! And embarrassing for vets to be treated this way! 
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"Great and enjoyable evening!"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed August 02, 2025
Motown show was a wonderful, family friendly, and fun evening. Dinner was delicious. Singers were fantastic! Would highly recommend for anyone!
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Frequently Asked Questions about The Man of a Thousand Voices

Is this a family-friendly show?

Yes.

Does the theater have parking?

Yes. Ample self-parking spaces are available for guests.

Is accessible seating offered?

Yes. Please note your request for accessible seating when purchasing your tickets. Use the “Have Special Needs?” area to place your request.

When should I arrive for the show?

It is recommended that audiences arrive at least 15 minutes prior to showtime to find their seats.

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