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    Asolo Repertory Theatre

    Asolo Repertory Theatre

    3.8(32 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    The Asolo Theater is currently showing Shakespeare Hamlet. It is the largest Equity theatre in…read moreFlorida, and the largest Repertory theatre in the Southeastern United States. Asolo Rep is a resident regional theatre company which also invites in guest artists. It works in conjunction with Florida State University's MFA Acting program, the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training. This is a horse-shoe shaped theatre with 4 tiers of boxes and was modeled after La Fenice. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries the building was the home theatre of the great Italian actress Eleonora Duse. In 1930, the Asolo Theatre was dismantled and put into storage. In 1949 the museum director of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art learned of the theatre's existence and saw the theatre as an ideal acquisition for the museum. It's been in existence here for 67 years since 1958.

    Stunning architecture, this building is from the 1500's in Oslo, Norway. It was transported to this…read morelocation & is truly remarkable how they are able to keep it up. There are very small parts of it that had to be reconfigured & restored that was damaged & didn't make the trip over, however about 85% of it is still in its original condition. It seats about 550 people & the acoustics are marvelous. My family & I went to see Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. As being someone who grew up going to broadway shows, this show transported me back to New York City! The friendliness of about half of the staff could be significantly better, nevertheless, everything else about this place was spectacular. Thanks Team Asolo Theater!

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    Garden Brothers Circus

    Garden Brothers Circus

    1.9(582 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    The show is really good! The only downside is that is so hot…read moreinside, I mean it's Texas on April 25th, no air conditioner or fans, so you are busy fighting the heat while trying to enjoy, children liked the show but were bother about the heat, I just can't believe they don't have like fans on, we literally had to drag used paper plates from the trash to use them as hand fans, horrible. I won't go again unless it is during winder or fall. Take a hand fan with you if you go! Also everything is extremely expensive, now I would just don't buy snack or rides in there, other than that we received a good deal for our tickets, but the heat it's an issue for sure.

    This is my first FL business I've written as it's been 15 years since I've been there, mostly went…read moreto FL as a kid. I went to Hanover, MD this past Saturday & had a lot of complaints. Until after halftime intermission, I was going to slam them with a 1-star review, but 2nd half was solid with the best thing near the end being motorcycles in a sphere that went around in circles. They started with 2 motorcycles, & we were all glued to went 5 motorcycles went in there going around quickly in that sphere. In spite of a few positives, there were a litany of things that annoyed me. I paid for 2 tickets for my girlfriend & I for $23 each, so not too bad, as a group was going, & I thought it sounded pretty cool. I remember going to the circus when I was a little kid & found it enjoyable. I was willing to give it a chance thinking it sounded pretty cool, & to be fair, ome aspects were cool. But the show itself was more sizzle & not much steak. We walked in the tent in Arundel Mills parking lot on a mild 60's outside April day. Garden Bros advertised "Climate controlled". When I bought tickets on 3/17, I figured if it was seasonable weather on 4/11/26 in 60's, it'd be comfortable, or on the off chance it was unseasonably hot around 90 F in April which it will hit this Wednesday or unseasonably cold in 40's, tent was going to be a comfortable "climate control." In spite of comfortable temps outside, it was very hot in there in concession areas as well as arena itself. Also, food & drinks concessions had no prices on them. I don't like businesses that don't have prices on them. Some from our group bought food &/or drink, most of us didn't. Per what people said, hot dogs were $9 each, & bottled water was $6. $6 bottled water is comparable to a Capital One Arena pricing in DC. I wasn't surprised it was a rip-off. At least at any of the sports/concert arenas, prices are clearly listed so you know whatever probably ripoff you're paying. But here, you buy water, hot dog, popcorn, soda, etc., you're at the mercy at whatever they charge you unless you ask. Staff was also were aggressively yelling cold drinks, etc. I found this to be annoying too. If people want food or drink, it was clear that it was there, so they don't need to yelled to advertising the drinks. I also think the "climate controlled" is technically not false advertising; I believe they purposely "climate controlled" to be hot in there so people would buy more drinks. They also had various knickknacks like toy swords that light up & other junk made in China. Not only were the junky toys out in the entrance area, they were yelling out & holding up the brightly lit items throughout the show, which at times was distracting from the show. Kids are going to beg parents for the bright lit items during the show, or the kid is thirsty (which they & adults too would be in the very hot arena) &/or hungry. $23 reasonable price, but a total money grab over all the other stuff. We didn't fall for any of the extras, but we were annoyed by the aggressive sales & heat. In terms of the show itself, the first half especially was very amateur stuff. There was this stupid Junior the Clown, who came out between acts, who was annoying. I don't think I would've found much of his nonsense funny even as a kid; most of kids weren't laughing. The theme of the show was using various movies & the themes of each act was somehow related to the movie. Like for Wicked, they didn't defy gravity, but they were on ropes high up amongst other things, which was pretty good. For Star Wars the light sabers they were using didn't light up. They were just metal bars they were fighting each other. They were selling all kinds of crap that lit up, so you'd think they could've made a light saber that actually lit up...LAZY. It wasn't a big deal as we laughed about that nonsense. Further, the video graphics were terrible. You could see the panels & not good graphics. The movie scenes in the background moved quickly; like a few seconds per scenes they were using. I'm wondering if they could get away with a few second scene as I imagine they probably didn't get permission to use the movies in the show, but who knows. Also, sound quality wasn't so good on some of the non-sensical dialogue between Junior the Clown & the movie executive guy, but just as well as they sucked anyway. Also, don't expect animals like back when I was kid in the 90's. PETA ended that at some point in the early 21st century. I had kind of hoped there was some humane way to have an elephant in the mix, but I guess not. They had cute ponies, which looked miserable, outside going around in circle attached to metal bar kids rode on. If you're going to go, which I don't recommend, just don't say I didn't warn you. Be ready for heat, have plenty of money to shell out especially you have kids. I recommend eating & being well hydrated before going in, which my girlfriend & I were.

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