All Performing Arts in United States
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A performing arts center with the Palladium concert hall.

An arts center in an 1864 brewery.

A Tony Award-winning summer Shakespeare festival at Southern Utah University.
The University of Northern Iowa's performing arts center.
A 1928 theater, home of Orchestra Iowa.
An 1878 opera house, home of Central City Opera.
A 1921 theater, home of Ebertfest.

An arts and science center with the Juliet Art Museum, a planetarium and Maier Foundation Performance Hall.

Charleston's main performing arts center, home of the Charleston Symphony.

A theater on the site of America's first theater, built in 1736, now home of Charleston Stage.

Charlotte's main performing arts center, with the Belk Theater for Broadway and the symphony.

A 1921 movie palace known as the Jewel of the South.

A summer community of arts, lectures and religion on Chautauqua Lake.

Cheyenne's main theater, home of the Cheyenne Symphony.
The University of Chicago's Gothic chapel, with one of the largest carillons in the world and regular concerts.
A media arts center in Edgewater for independent and experimental film, with screenings and filmmaking classes.