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 State-of-the-art facility |
19501 Biscayne Blvd, #3001 (at the Aventura Mall) Miami, FL 33180 United States +1 305 466 0450 http://www.amctheatres.com |
This state-of-the-art multiplex theater in the Aventura Mall can lure just about anyone interested in taking a break from the crowds. With twenty-four screens, this spacious facility offers an extensive selection of the latest film releases. The comfy seats and moveable armrests are just a few of the many little luxuries provided at this theater. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Classic plays and musicals |
280 Miracle Mile Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 444 9293 http://www.actorsplayhouse.org/ |
The best of live theatre can be seen at this Coral Gables playhouse. From classic dramas to new musicals to children's shows, this venue has a little bit of everything. The Actor's Playhouse, one of south Florida's only equity theatre companies, is the resident performance troupe. Shows have included the 'Buddy Holly Story' and the children's show, 'The Princess and the Pea'. Ticket prices vary depending on the show. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Flamenco comes alive |
13126 W Dixie Hwy Miami, FL 33161 United States +1 305 899 7729 http://www.panmiami.org/bflr.html |
This Miami-based dance company, established over thirteen years ago by Ilisa Rosal, is one of a few in the United States dedicated to the development and presentation of the art of flamenco. Ballet Flamenco La Rosa is a nonprofit organization and member of the Performing Arts Network. Critically acclaimed, the company frequently performs in sold-out venues. It also performs other styles of dance, conducts public and private sector lectures and demonstrations, and offers regular classes as well as outreach programs through area schools. Call for upcoming schedule of events and further information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Contemporary art |
2121 Park Ave Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 673 7530 http://www.bassmuseum.org/ |
A permanent collection of Renaissance masterworks makes up one section of this museum. In another, featured exhibitions showcase the best in historical and contemporary art. Recent exhibitions include the paintings of Russian artist Maxim Kantor and the hallucinogenic sculptures of Liza Lou. The museum also offers classes and children's camps. Admission: Adults: USD12, Seniors: USD10, Students: USD6. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award-winning Latino theatre |
555 17th St. Miami, FL 33238 United States +1 305 886 3908 |
Lauded by critics and regularly featured on National Public Radio, this theater company has gained a following far beyond Miami. The theater presents works by Latino playwrights of the past and present. In addition to regular productions, the Bridge Theater offers a series of Audio Plays, which are perfect for classroom use or individual enjoyment. The plays are all originally written in Spanish, but are performed in English. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Chic Euro-elegance |
671 Washington Ave Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 538 1657 http://www.clubmirageatmiamibe... |
This is the ultimate South Beach nightclub. One of the largest clubs in the area with 10,000 square feet of space, Club Mirage has three rocking dance rooms, a plasma TV and plenty of liquor flowing. Techno, house, hip-hop, R&B and reggae beats reign throughout the club. Top-notch service includes valet parking and VIP seating for 300 people. A dress code is strictly enforced and there is a small cover charge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Art deco cultural venue |
1040 Lincoln Road Miami, FL 33131 United States +1 305 674 1026 |
Before the colossal structure known as the Regal South Beach Cinema came to dominate the industry, and long before drive-in cinemas, Paramount Studios opened the doors to the spacious Colony Theater. Since it's opening in 1934, this art deco movie theater has evolved into a bona fide performing arts venue, featuring a variety of productions including dance, opera, and theater. Occasionally, the house will have a preview showing of a Hollywood film, but for the most part, the building has graduated to a live theater house. Call for event information and schedule. The box office accepts only cash. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Among the country's finest |
1200 Coral Way Miami, FL 33145 United States +1 800 741 1010 / +1 305 854 1643 http://www.fgo.org/ |
As one of the major cities in the United States, it is only appropriate that Miami should have one of the country's premier opera companies. The FGO is renowned nationwide, and draws performers and spectators from around the world. Come experience the stunningly intense sounds and sights of grand opera for yourself. Single tickets for the current season are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small space, big talent |
1200 Anastasia Ave Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 445 1119 http://www.gablestage.org/ |
GableStage was once known as the Florida Shakespeare Theater. Set in the elegant and elaborate décor of the historic Biltmore Hotel, the theater's Millennium Season offered up New York hit plays and four Florida premieres. Under the leadership of Ellen Beck and Joseph Adler, GableStage has received seven nominations for the Carbonell Awards, honoring the best south Florida produced theater. Performances are Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Call for performance information. Membership rates are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Florida's past on display |
101 W Flagler St Miami, FL 33130 United States +1 305 375 1492 http://www.historical-museum.org/ |
This museum provides a very colorful look at the people and events that shaped South Florida. Native Americans, European explorers and early pioneers all played a part in creating what we see today. This museum covers the entire fascinating heritage of the region, from the docks and cigar factories of old Key West to the glamour of the art deco era. Exhibits change continually. Admission: Adults: USD5, Seniors & students USD4, Children (6-12) USD2. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Premier collecting museum |
University of Miami, 1301 Stanford Drive Miami, FL 33124-6310 United States +1 305 284 3535 http://www.miami.edu/lowe/ |
Located at the University of Miami, the Lowe Art Museum is the oldest accredited visual arts institution in Miami-Dade County. The permanent collection is comprised Renaissance, Baroque, Native American and pre-Colombian antiquities, and 20th Century contemporary art. Each year the museum presents six new exhibits and offers lectures, tours, and other educational opportunities, including the Beaux Arts Festival. Admission: Adults: USD7; Students, seniors, adult groups (over ten) USD5. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Contemporary international art |
101 W Flagler St Miami, FL 33130 United States +1 305 375 3000 http://www.miamiartmuseum.org |
Supported by both private and public funding, Miami Art Museum is recognized as a "Major Cultural Institution" by the state of Florida. The museum features exhibits of contemporary works, primarily from the 1940s to the present, as well as collections of art from other historical periods. The museum also offers lectures, hands-on workshops and cultural studies courses. There are ongoing displays of new collections and exhibits of international art. Call for the exhibition schedule. Admission is USD5 for adults, USD2.50 for seniors, free for children under 12 and students with ID. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cultural Forum For Fresh Talent |
3000 Biscayne Boulevard Suite 100 Miami, FL 33137 United States +1 305 576 4350 http://www.miamilightproject.com/ |
Founded in 1989, this non-profit organization goes out of its way to bring the performing artist together with the community, promoting new talent in the areas of music, theater, and dance. Aside from presenting the Contemporary Performance Series, Miami Light Project provides workshops for local artists, performs the Matinee Series for the public school students of the area, and holds the Annual Gay and Lesbian Comedy Series. The success of Miami Light Project depends on the contributions received. Call for membership opportunities and event information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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National training orchestra |
541 Lincoln Road Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 673 3331 / +1 800 597 3331 http://www.nws.org/ |
There is nothing stuffy about the New World Symphony. In 1987, conductor Michael Tilson Thomas created an orchestra that would consist of young and energetic talent, providing recent graduates with a springboard to stardom. A national training orchestra with an international reputation, this ensemble is famous for its fresh sound and youthful enthusiasm. The symphony is based in Miami Beach and performs at the Lincoln Theater on Lincoln Road. Ticket prices vary; see Web site for more information, event information and season schedule. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spanish-language stage |
744 SW 8th St, 2nd Floor Miami, FL 33130 United States +1 305 445 8877 http://www.teatroavante.com |
Founded in 1979 by Mario Ernesto Sanchez, who is still the owner, this theater centers its identity in live Spanish-language comedies and dramas. The International Festival of Hispanic Theatre, held here from May to June, showcases companies from Spain and Latin America. Although the usually high-quality productions target Latino communities, they also appeal to general audiences. Watching a show here is also an entertaining and innovative way to improve Spanish-language skills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art and design from the Industrial Era |
1001 Washington Ave Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 531 1001 http://www.wolfsonian.fiu.edu |
Founded in 1986 to commemorate the collection of Mitchell Wolfson Jr., this museum aims to demonstrate the role and social context of art and design in the industrial period of 1885-1945. The seven-story facility is located in a renovated Mediterranean-Revival building in the heart of South Beach. Over the years, the Wolfsonian has gained international recognition as well as local popularity. As a division of Florida International University, the museum provides students with several research and educational opportunities. The museum offers intriguing exhibits, lectures, films, and activities. Admission: Adults: USD7, Seniors, students and children (6-12): USD5. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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