Amanda T.
10/9/2025
We attended a small comedy show in the smaller auditorium and love the layout of the theater. Beautiful and well kept. Will be returning soon!
Straz Center for the Performing Arts
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1010 N W C Macinnes Pl
Tampa, FL 33602
The Straz Center began as a dream by visionary citizens of Tampa who persevered to bring to reality one of the finest performing arts centers in the nation. It is many things to many people and it’s more than just a building, more than just a performing arts center. It is a presenter, a producer, an educator, a community partner and an economic engine for the Tampa Bay area. It is a cornerstone of the Tampa Bay community. The Straz Center creates a regional economic impact of more than $100 million each year. To our local economy it can mean more tourists staying in hotels, eating in restaurants, shopping in stores and visiting other venues when they are here. At both the local and national level, it provides access to more than 700,000 people of all ages, abilities and cultures each year. It also provides jobs for artists and other professionals who have a passion for the arts and for our mission.
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Vincenzo L.
9/11/2025
Beyond Van Gogh/ Beyond Monet at the STRAZ Theater in Tampa FL. My wife and I have seen the Van Gogh Immersive experience in Miami and in Tampa both were excellent. Featuring many works of art...
roaches F.
9/7/2025
We drove across the state to see the Monet + Van Gogh exhibit. The theater was convenient and easily accessible on a Sunday afternoon. We found the correct entrance and immediately ran into a...
Brigitte L.
1/11/2025
Came here for the Holidaze show. I haven't been here in years! They have valet parking but seems to be a different price for different cars? No clue because it was $25 for us but my friend paid...
michelle l.
5/10/2025
This is a nice place to go to see a concert. We were there to see Michael Francis conduct Copland's 3rd symphony. We had great orchestra seats, which meant that we could see the downstage...
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