Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Performing arts center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The Raymond F. Kravis Center is a performing arts facility in West Palm Beach that houses multiple performance spaces designed for different artistic disciplines. The Dreyfoos Concert Hall, Rinker Playhouse, and Persson Hall each accommodate specific performance types within the complex.
The center opened in September 1992 with an inaugural celebration featuring prominent performers. Since then it has become an established cultural institution in the region.
The center hosts Broadway shows, orchestral performances, and dance productions that draw audiences throughout the region. These events shape the cultural life of the community and create a gathering place where people experience live performances together.
Each performance space is configured differently to suit its particular performance type and audience size. Visitors should arrive with enough time to locate the correct venue within the complex.
A custom-built digital organ installed in 2016 is found here and represents a technological first among global performance venues. This modern instrument was privately funded and offers acoustic capabilities beyond those of conventional organs.
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