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The Kotzschmar Organ
Merrill Auditorium , 20 Myrtle St
PO Box 7455
Portland, ME, 04112
Phone : 207-553-4363

	The Public Theatre The Public Theatre was founded to bring high quality professional theater to the people of Central Maine, at an affordable price.While most people think of Maine for its outdoor beauty - we invite you to experience the great indoors of The Public Theatre.In choosing our season, we look for plays that speak from the heart; that are life-affirming and uplifting even when the subject matter is dark or painful.

	The State Theatre The State Theatre is a historic theater located at 609 Congress Street in downtown Portland, Maine. It features a combination of Moorish and Art Deco architecture. It reopened as a performing arts venue in 2010. the State Theatre expanded its programming to include theatrical and dance productions. It also held other various events and contests, all in addition to major Hollywood films.

	The Strand Theatre The Historic Strand Theatre, located in downtown Rockland on the coast of Maine, has been entertaining audienceâ€™s since 1923. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the theatre underwent an extensive renovation in 2005, which included new sound and projection equipment, a fully restored interior and exterior, and a bright new marquee.

	The Temple Theatre The Temple Theatre on the north side of Market Square is one of the oldest continuously operated movie theatres in the great State-O-Maine. In the early days of cinematic Houlton, there were several movie theatres in town. In 1907 the New Past Time Theatre opened on the corner of Water Street and Market Square. It was located on the ground floor of what is now more familiarly recognized as Key Bank.

	The Waldo Theatre In 1936, a New York lumber dealer named Carroll T. Cooney decided to build a movie theater in Waldoboro. He hired New York theater architect Benjamin Schlanger, who designed the building with an Art Deco interior and a Greek revival-style faÃ§ade. Rumor has it that Benjamin designed New Yorkâ€™s famed Radio City Music Hall, so the Waldo soon earned the nickname â€œMaineâ€™s Little Radio City.â€