A landmark outdoor amphitheater, the summer home of the LA Phil.
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The Music Center's largest hall, home of LA Opera.
Frank Gehry's concert hall, home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
A Tony Award-winning theater.
A 1928 atmospheric movie palace.
Louisville's main performing arts center.
A museum of Lubbock native Buddy Holly, with his glasses.

Madison's performing arts center, designed by Cesar Pelli.
People's Light is a professional theatre company in Malvern presenting new plays and classics.

A 1914 theater run by a community theater group.

A summer musical about Theodore Roosevelt and the Old West in an outdoor amphitheater in the Badlands.

The King Center for the Performing Arts on the Eastern Florida State College campus presents touring shows and concerts.

A 1928 movie palace on Beale Street, hosting Broadway tours.
A Smithsonian-developed museum on how Memphis music was born.

A museum on the site of Stax Records, with Isaac Hayes's gold-trimmed Cadillac.
The studio where Elvis, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis made their first records.
Elvis Presley's mansion and an entertainment complex of his cars, planes and costumes.