Top cities for THEATRE?

answers1: Best Theatre Cities
answers2: Chicago <br>
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Boston <br>
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Minneapolis -- actually has more live theatre per capita than any city
but NYC <br>
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Toronto if you are also looking at schools in Canada <br>
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LA and SF <br>
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Austin, Texas is better known for its music, but has a growing theatre scene
answers3: The Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul have more theatres
than any city in America outside of NYC. Los Angeles actually doesn't
do live theatre as much as it does movies and television. I have also
been told that Seattle is up and coming.
answers4: There is no better city in America than New York for
Theatre!...and there is no better school for learning the trade than
Julliard School. Come to Broadway Theatre district et see for
yourself! Now, there are first class theatres in every major city in
America. <br>
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Here is a list of Theatres in America . . . <br>
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Ahmanson Theater, Los Angeles <br>
Pantages Theater, Los Angeles <br>
Segerstrom Hall, Los Angeles <br>
Curran Theater, San Francisco <br>
Golden Gate Theater, San Francisco <br>
Ford Center for the Arts, Chicago <br>
LaSalle Bank Theater, Chicago <br>
Academy of Music, Philadelphia <br>
Forrest Theater, Philadelphia <br>
Merriam Theater, Philadelphia <br>
Music Hall at Fair Park, Dallas <br>
Au Rene Theater, Miami <br>
Kennedy Center Opera House, Washington DC <br>
Boston Opera House, Boston <br>
Charles Playhouse, Boston <br>
Colonial Theater, Boston <br>
Paramount Theater, Seattle <br>
Gammage Auditorium, Phoenix
answers5: New York is well known for Broadway, LA is well known for
theatre and film/television Chicago is very well known for theatre but
here's a list for what I've found: <br>
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1. Kansas City <br>
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2. Chicago <br>
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3. St. Paul <br>
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4. London <br>
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and <br>
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5. New Orleans <br>
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Good luck! <br>
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~Brandie