The Dixie Theatre is a restored 1912 theater in historic downtown Apalachicola presenting plays and concerts.
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The Capitol Theatre, opened in 1921, is a restored historic theater in downtown Clearwater.
The Cocoa Village Playhouse is a restored 1924 theater presenting musicals and plays.
Actors' Playhouse presents musicals and children's theater in the restored 1948 Miracle Theatre.
Peabody Auditorium, opened in 1949, is Daytona Beach's main performing arts venue.
The Athens Theatre is a restored 1922 Italian Renaissance theater in downtown DeLand.
Bay Street Players present community theater in Eustis's restored 1920s State Theatre.
Parker Playhouse, opened in 1967 in Holiday Park, presents touring plays, comedy and concerts.
Florida Rep is a professional repertory theater in the historic 1908 Arcade Theatre.
The Sunrise Theatre is a restored 1923 vaudeville and movie house in downtown Fort Pierce.
The Hippodrome Theatre is a professional theater in Gainesville's 1911 federal building.
The Seminole Theatre is a restored 1940 movie theater and performing arts venue in downtown Homestead.
The Florida Theatre is a 1927 Mediterranean Revival movie palace in downtown Jacksonville.
The Ritz Theatre and Museum in LaVilla celebrates African American history and culture in Jacksonville.
Lake Worth Playhouse is a community theater in a restored 1924 vaudeville house.
The Polk Theatre is a 1928 Mediterranean-style atmospheric movie palace in downtown Lakeland.
The Tower Theater in Little Havana is a 1926 Art Deco cinema run by Miami Dade College.
The Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater in Overtown preserves Black history and culture in Miami.