What should I wear to the Straz?

The Straz Center serves a very diverse population and encourages its patrons to dress in the style clothing that makes them feel comfortable. It is not necessary to wear a tuxedo or evening gown to a performance, though you may dress formally if you like.

What shows are coming to the Straz?

TICKETS & EVENTS

  • SIX. Nov 01, 2022 – Nov 06, 2022.
  • HADESTOWN. Nov 29, 2022 – Dec 04, 2022.
  • Hamilton. Dec 28, 2022 – Jan 22, 2023.
  • TINA – The Tina Turner Musical. Jan 31, 2023 – Feb 05, 2023.
  • SHEAR MADNESS. Feb 15, 2023 – Apr 08, 2023.
  • CHICAGO. Feb 21, 2023 – Feb 26, 2023.
  • WICKED.
  • Harper Lee’s TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD.

Is Straz Center Cancelling shows?

The health and safety of our patrons, staff, and visiting artists is our top priority and we understand we must all do our part to contain the spread of COVID-19. The Straz Center has cancelled, postponed or rescheduled the following performances and events. We will reschedule as many events as possible.

Who owns the Straz Center?

All of it happened below the name of one of the most significant arts philanthropists Tampa’s ever known. “Some people just think he owns the building,” said Judy Lisi, president and CEO of the Straz Center. “It’s hard sometimes to have your name up there like that.

How many seats does the Straz Center have?

4,327Straz Center for the Performing Arts / Capacity

How long is frozen musical?

approximately 2 hour 15 minutes
The show is approximately 2 hour 15 minutes long including one 20-minute interval.

How many seats does the Straz have?

How many seats are in Carol Morsani Hall?

2,610 seat
The 2,610 seat Carol Morsani Hall (with Ruth Silbiger lobby) has a 60 foot high proscenium with playing depth of 55 feet and a total stage width of 120 feet. Combined with an 11-story backstage, it easily accommodates major Broadway productions, operas, ballets and orchestral concerts.

How many people does the Straz hold?

What are the best seats at the Straz Center?

For best seat, we’re thinking Section 117, Row M, Seat 17 — on the aisle, so you don’t have to deal with the tight legroom; those cup holders, while certainly a benevolent addition, are brutal on the knees. By the way, I’m all for the thrill of floor seats.