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The Michael and Andrew Gosman Amphitheatre is
a professional outdoor facility with 600 permanent aluminum bleacher
seats and additional seating for approximately 800 people on the
lawn. This amphitheatre provides the Kravis Center with an outdoor
venue that allows them to provide even more community cultural events.
The Amphitheatre is able to support a large variety of performances
including song, dance, theater, spoken word, and other cultural
events.
Gosman Amphitheatre is part of The Raymond
F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, which serves as a
world-class performing arts hub for the West Palm Beach area. It
features three principal performance spaces designed by Artec: Dreyfoos
Hall, the Rinker Playhouse, and Gosman Amphitheatre. The Center
opened its doors in November 1992.
Artec provided Design and Planning services covering
Pre-Design
Phase services, Auditorium
Design, Facility
Planning, Specialized
Performance Equipment Systems Design and Noise
& Vibration Control consulting for the Center. The project
architect was the Zeidler Partnership Architects.
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