This was an unforgettable experience. The symphony plays exquisitely. The venue is gorgeous, there…read moreis not a bad seat in the house, and their concession area is on point offering a variety of food and beverage. Their coffee was delicious. Pro tip: Keep in mind intermission is on the short side and food and drinks are not allowed inside, so whatever you order make sure you can finish it on time otherwise you'll miss part of the show or will have to throw your food/beverage away. I want to come back again and again, the Wallcast looked liked so much fun as well to bring a picnic, but sitting in the show inside was simply otherworldly- so many talented musicians.

Beautiful venue, modern yet intimate, with great programming. There are two parking garages less…read morethan a block away. They have a bar that also has food (sandwiches, cheese platter, and snacks) and hot drinks (incl. Cappuccinos, lattes, and cortaditos). The staff were helpful and cordial. Great place for enjoying a great program with friends or a date. You can dress up or wear smart casual. Will definitely be coming back!

A wonderfully entertaining show! They never fail to deliver high caliber entertainmentread more

Viva Paris was a purely amateur production last night at the Moss Center. Shame on youread more

Had a wonderful time and the classic Jackie Gleason theater! It was my first time and I was in…read moretotal aw of How magnificently striking the building was. The inside looked like it hadn't been touched since the 60's, just minor cosmetic fixes, but it was just so beautiful and retro. We were there for a concert and seated in the back, upper row, but still had a killer view of the performance. I highly recommend seeing a show here, the only minor inconvenience is the parking is sparce.

The venue was excellent! Everyone was having fun! The unfortunate thing was to have people…read morecutting line. It was a light rain outside and security was very quick at getting us indoors but some pompous people felt that they were better than the rest of us- smh. Anyway the adult beverages were excellent and local food was great. Definitely attend concerts here!!

I like the Villain Theater. It's very friendly and you can tell it is very open to the community…read more We went to one of their improv shows for date night and it was very fun. I didn't get to try the food since we came from dinner. But they offer a selection of drinks. The show did run a little bit longer than expected. What's cool is that there are opportunities for you to take improv classes and also take your company here for team building.

Had such a fun time at this venue, went to see a drag show and it didn't disappoint. They had…read moreplenty of drink options, too. Everyone that worked there was great, my only complaint is the parking situation, be prepared to circle a lot or uber!

The Colony Theater is a historic performing arts center on Lincoln Road in Miami. Built at a cost…read moreof $150,000, it first opened as a 1,200 seat Art Deco Paramount Pictures movie house on January 25, 1935 with actress Carol Lombard as the guest of honor. In the 1940's during WWII, the theater showed health and training videos to GI's in training. In the 1960's the movie theater was renovated along with all of Lincoln Road in the MiMo style of architecture (midcentury modern). Seating capacity was reduced to 894 seats. In the ensuing years the Colony used as a movie house and a live performance space. In 1971 Samuel Kipnis purchased the theater and used it to host The Greater Miami Educational Cultural Series and he showed educational films from his private collection. In 1982 ownership of the theater was taken over by the City of Miami Beach and the Miami City Ballet used it as a performance space. In 2006 the Colony Theatre underwent a $6.5 million renovation that returned it to its original Art Deco style and updated it with new light and sound equipment. I love when a historic building is saved, especially when it is such a wonderful example of Art Deco architecture. How wonderful that the theater is still being used today. It is even said to be haunted to be the spirit of a barking poodle and one that likes to hang out by the main stage and lobby. Today the Colony Theatre is a 417 seat performance venue managed by South Florida theater company, Miami New Drama who perform their theatrical season in the theater. The Colony also hosts film festivals, comedy, music, dance, and theater performances. The theater is nicknamed "Miami's Beauty Queen." Make like the golden age of Hollywood and take in a show. .

Even after all the years of marriage, my hubby comes up with creative date nights. I have to hand…read moreit to him, because he's always looking for innovative ways for us to have fun! That's really the key to a long relationship-seeing each other on a regular basis, doing things that are fun and different outside of the house, consistent quality time without work interruptions. Making this a priority - is important. All of you out there "newlyweds" trust me it makes a difference. So we went to the Colony theater on Lincoln Road. It was a cool night -perfect for a cocktail, relaxing and easy.. no hurry just taking in the sights and sounds. Latin music playing in the background, smell of perfume and spices in the air- outdoor cafes with with the warmth of flame lamps lighting the cool air. Breezing into the theater the sweet girl at the door greeted us with a huge smile and scanned our tickets. I fell in love with the play " Anna in the Tropics" this extraordinary play written by the Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz-playwright and director -is a work of art! It demonstrates the power of literature to move and inspire you. One of my favorite books, Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy, is central to this play. I thoroughly enjoyed the powerful images presented in this masterpiece. Art and literature came together in an extraordinary and impactful way. It is a play for adults because it deals with strong themes. But it is well done! I highly recommend this play! It is worth every penny. The quaint theatre situated on Lincoln Road surrounded by restaurants and bars was also quite comfortable and accommodating.

You MUST see this show @ Cubesque. Whether it's a date night (they are having a Valentine's show),…read morea girls night out (they are still having a Valentine's show but you don't need a date because your friends are way better company anyways), or a boys night out (there are scantily dressed women), this show will have you laughing, singing and dancing (and romancing if you went on that date). You will love it!

Clubesque is a new burlesque experience brought to Miami Beach (Filmore Theater) by producer and…read morevocalist Sunni Stephens. This Burlesque show, called Cocktails and Cabaret, unites classic American standards like "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" with contemporary pop songs like "Uptown Funk." It is classy, polished, playful, sensual, colorful and upbeat. Sunni Stephens is a great vocal talent with great stage presence, an approachable diva with wit, sass, and charm, and dripping with sexiness and sensuality. She brings highly respected Burlesque artists from across the world with wide ranging styles but all with artistry. I especially liked Pearle. Josette Pimenta is another excellent vocalist who is a perfect complement to Sunni Stephens. Often they sing together. They both fully possess the sexiness, sultry charm, playfulness, and strong stage presence in the style of the Marilyn Monroe era. Nicely mingled between ballads are first rate dancers with talent, style, energy and saltiness of the historic Vegas era. Jennifer Solano is the choreographer and lead dancer. She is a veteran Vegas dance, consummate artist with exceptional timing, skill, rhythm and flair. She owns the stage when she performs. She and her dancers wear fabulous and colorful Vegas style outfits with hats. Altogether, Clubesque offers great singing, a humorous drag queen hostess Noel Leon, beautiful dancing, and energy to have you cheering for more. If you like the music of great American standards, Donna Summers, Cher, Latin dance, and Sinatra classics, you'll find that and more. Open bar and table seating add to the old Hollywood and Vegas ambience. They all come off the stage and sing and dance by your seat. You won't get that kind of intimacy from major pop performers. Miami is fortunate to have such talent dedicated to offering a fun, sexy and lively musical production at a reasonable price. Go see it! Bring your partner and friends. Everyone I have taken has loved it. I bet you will too!

We went for our girls night in Miami & everything was so touching. From the art, interactive…read morevisuals, burlesque, and drinks. We were even talking about viewing the ones in Tampa and St. Lauderdale in the future. Sloan was so sweet and so worth supporting. We didn't want to leave and we wished this was assessable full time.

Fun live art experience! If you love art and creativity then you should definitely enjoy this…read moreevent! I went to the location at the Festival Bay Mall/Artegon. The line was a bit long but it moved fast once my friend and I realized the cash line was separated. Upon entering you have a food station with freshly made small portion food. I had tuna sashimi, mushroom veggie burger and truffle popcorn. All of it tasted great but my favorite was the tuna drizzled with soy sauce, sesame seeds, and some hard crusted tempura like crackers. So yummy! The rest of the space is filled with wall and live art with people painted in body art posing and being a part of the art themselves. Very unique and not your normal art event. There is a lot of nudity in the art and per the name of this event, you should leave your kids at home! Everything is tasteful which was great. It took my friend and I about 2 hours to look and enjoy. I'm so glad I finally experienced Nude Nite, you should too!!

This is one of our favorite restaurants! The food is always…read moredelicious and the staff is always so welcoming and friendly! Please keep up the excellent hospitality and

Service was great! When I arrived there weren't many people inside which was great for me but I…read morecould imagine later in the afternoon it being more lively. Food was really tasty. I landed on the avocado toast and asked for scrambled hard eggs instead and added bacon. It was exactly what I like. Our server suggested after two mimosas it would be more financially beneficial to just get bottomless and made the experience even better!

Thank you Miami Film Festival for getting me to the Olympia Theater so much this week. The Olympia…read moreis one of my favorite venues in Miami, plus my eldest graduated here and thus, a cherished memory. There are no concessions, but the event sponsors didn't have a problem with people bringing in food. I don't know if renovations are being done, but upstairs and some stairs were closed. The rest rooms are on the second floor, I didn't see an elevator.

I'm glad that such a historical and beautiful venue and artifact remains for many to enjoy in…read moredowntown Miami. This is a large theatre perfect for movie premieres and debuts - with a large main floor and a smaller second floor. We came to visit during the Miami Film Festival - it gave the movie an aura of greater casual fanciness being showcased in such a venue. Easy entrance and easy exit; lots of food options across the street st Julia and Henry's and on the weekends - farmers market with delicious hummus and Italian delicacies. Grab a movie, a beverage and a stroll. Enjoy!

Not only impressive, but spooky and fun, as well. The audience participation was funny and…read morecreative, as were the acts. Incredible experience.

Didn't even get to see the show. I had to leave early to take someone home because they have a…read moreneurological disorder that is triggered by strobe lights. They were also touched without consent when we went through the haunted house, which we had no idea was going to be a part of it. Someone else bought our tickets for us and invited us, so we had no idea what we were getting into as we trusted them (not their fault either). They really need to warn people more about these kinds of things that can affect those with disabilities rather than it just being raunchy and scary.