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One of the oldest and largest repertory theaters in the US, with an outdoor Elizabethan stage.
A 1931 Art Deco theater.
An 1889 opera house in downtown Aspen.
A museum of films made in Oregon, in the old county jail seen in 'The Goonies'.
A historic music venue in downtown Athens.
A 1929 Moorish Revival movie palace on Peachtree Street.
The largest US organization devoted to puppetry, with a museum and theater.
A 1918 theater on Broad Street.
A 1931 Art Deco theater producing Broadway musicals.
Austin's performing arts center on Lady Bird Lake is home to Austin Opera, Austin Symphony and Ballet Austin, with a terrace looking back at the skyline.
The South Lamar Alamo Drafthouse is the cinema chain's home base, the site of Fantastic Fest and a regular SXSW Film & TV Festival venue.
The Austin Film Society, founded by Richard Linklater in 1985, runs this two-screen art-house cinema for repertory, international and independent film.

The Bullock tells the story of Texas, and its Texas Spirit Theater and IMAX screen are regular SXSW Film & TV Festival venues.
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.

The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is a 330-seat theater presenting concerts, theater and dance.
Performance Theatre Workshop is a Baltimore cultural organization providing public access to theatre, performing arts experiences and programs.