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How Eye Centers of Florida Supports the Arts
At Eye Centers of Florida, we don’t just serve communities throughout Southwest Florida — we’re part of those communities. Our desire to give back, as well as our respect for the arts, is the reason that we have been long-time supporters of the performing arts in our community.
For years now, we’ve been proud supporters of performances at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, and many others. While their seasons were put on pause in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, our team understands how important it is to keep the arts alive in our community.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
Located between Tampa and Miami, Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre hosts over 170,000 guests every year and is in its 27th season. The theatre has four different performance spaces, including a 450-seat dinner theatre, 100-seat black box space, 120-seat dining room, and 30-seat space.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre is run by the Prather family, who have been in the theatre-production business for more than half a century. While their 2020 season has been delayed, 2019’s season included Finding Neverland, Beauty and the Beast, Once, Little Shop of Horrors, Guys, and Dolls, and more crowd-pleasers. Learn More About Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre.
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall
Barbara B. Mann was the woman responsible for bringing world-class culture and art to the Southwest Florida community. Now, the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall continues its legacy by hosting productions throughout the year. Their stage often features Broadway tours, opera, ballet, touring comedians, and more.
While their 2020 season has experienced a longer “intermission” than expected, they have hosted virtual events and still have performances of some major productions on their schedule. Learn More About Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
Eyesight and Enjoying the Arts
At Eye Centers of Florida, we found that supporting the arts came naturally — because great vision is so important when it comes to enjoying the performing arts! We want to make sure that when you’re at the theater, you won’t miss a single moment.
When our theaters reopen, we want to make sure that you can see every show with the healthy eyes and clear vision you deserve. We’re proud to be a part of communities throughout the Wiregrass and to support the local performing arts. To improve your eye health so that you can get the most out of your vision, request an appointment at the Eye Centers of Florida location nearest you!
