Barter Theatre in Abingdon is the State Theatre of Virginia and one of the longest-running professional theatres in the country.
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Civic Theatre of Allentown presents community theatre and independent film at its 19th Street Theatre.
The Dixie Theatre is a restored 1912 theater in historic downtown Apalachicola presenting plays and concerts.
A 1931 Art Deco theater.
An 1889 opera house in downtown Aspen.
A 1929 Moorish Revival movie palace on Peachtree Street.
A 1918 theater on Broad Street.
A 1931 Art Deco theater producing Broadway musicals.
The former State Theatre, next door to the Paramount, opened as a movie house in 1935.
Opened in 1915 as the Majestic, the Paramount on Congress Avenue is Austin's grand historic theater.
A 1914 vaudeville house restored and reopened in 2016, known for once seating Black and white audiences in the same theater.
A restored 1927 Paramount movie palace, the Showplace of the South, with its original Mighty Wurlitzer organ.
A 1927 Egyptian Revival theater in downtown Boise.
Boston's oldest continuously operating theater.
A 1928 theater, home of Boston Ballet.
An 1898 wooden auditorium at the Colorado Chautauqua.
Macky Auditorium is the University of Colorado Boulder's 2,000-seat historic concert hall, a Collegiate Gothic landmark that hosts touring artists, the Boulder Philharmonic and campus events.