The Colony Theatre
4.7$$· ModerateHistoric 1935 Art Deco venue showcasing live theater and performing arts.
Located on vibrant Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, The Colony Theatre is a beautifully restored 1935 Art Deco landmark. As the primary home of Miami New Drama, the venue hosts original plays, musical performances, dance events, and film screenings. Its intimate seating and historic architectural charm make it a standout cultural destination in South Florida.
History
Originally opened in 1935, the Colony Theatre was designed by renowned architect Thomas W. Lamb and has been a significant part of Miami Beach's entertainment scene ever since. It has undergone several renovations to preserve its historic charm while adapting to modern performance needs.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to enjoy the surrounding area and grab a bite to eat.
- Check for any special events or themed nights.
Features
- Accessible Seating
- Art Deco Architecture
- Box Office
- Concessions
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