A 1926 nonprofit movie theater showing repertory, cult and 70mm films.
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The region's largest professional theater, in an 1891 armory in the Pearl District.

Portland's largest theater, hosting Broadway tours, Portland Opera and Oregon Ballet Theatre.

A restored 1928 movie palace, home of the Oregon Symphony.
A 1929 theater, now a concert venue.
Home of the Portland Symphony Orchestra in City Hall.

A Tony Award-winning regional theater on the Princeton University campus.

An unjuried, uncensored community arts space with galleries, studios and a performance stage.

A Tony Award-winning regional theater in the restored Lederer Theater Center.

A 1928 movie palace that is Rhode Island's main venue for Broadway tours.

Raleigh's main performing arts complex, home of Meymandi Concert Hall and the North Carolina Symphony.

A professional theater company producing plays and musicals in downtown Red Bank.

A 1926 theater named for Red Bank native Count Basie, presenting concerts, comedy and Broadway shows.
Rehoboth Beach Bandstand presents concerts and public performing-arts programs.
Clear Space Theatre presents live theatre and other performing-arts experiences for public audiences.