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September 8, 2009
The Tank New York
Quirky nonprofit theater space for low-brow comedy, experimental musical theater, dance labs, and film screenings. It’s a little rough around the edges, but at least the beer is cheap.
Photo: Courtesy of The Tank
June 11, 2009
Brooklyn Academy of Music New York
America’s oldest performing arts center is totally exciting and progressive (imagine that!). The creative campus includes an indie cinema, cafe, and theaters where live music, dance, film, and theater collide. A shining cultural landmark.
Photo: Peter Maus / Courtesy of BAM
July 24, 2008
SIFF Cinema Seattle
Catch old classics, foreign films from the great auteurs, indie flicks, and local productions year-round at this expertly curated theater.
November 15, 2007
The Cinefamily Los Angeles
Once an actual silent movie theater with a storied past, the local cinephile staple is the place to go for all things cult — from Jerry Lewis retrospectives to blaxploitation film series. Check out double-feature Fridays and music Thursdays.
November 9, 2006
Landmark Midtown Art Cinema Atlanta
Popular film screenings and classic theater are nice, but savory popcorn toppings, film club memberships, and a beer and wine menu steal the show here.
September 28, 2006
Lakewood Theater Dallas
Old art deco movie theater in East Dallas that features everything from films and concerts to private/corporate events.
October 22, 2009
Egyptian Theatre Seattle
Historic Cap Hill theater with indie, foreign, and cult flicks plus late-night and midnight showings.
September 8, 2009
Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater Seattle
This diamond in the rough stages small-time burlesque, comedy, film screenings, and more. A wee venue with ’20s charm and surly cocktail servers, rent it out for less than 100 clams.
September 8, 2009
Curzon Soho London
Art-house cinema with comfy seats and interesting films. Plus, a bar and cafe to sit around, eat cake and drink wine.
Photo: Courtesy of Curzon
September 8, 2009
Curzon Mayfair London
Art-house cinema with big, comfy seats and interesting films. Plus, a bar and cafe to sit around, eat cake and drink wine.
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