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Bama Theatre
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- 600 Greensboro Avenue
- Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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Not Your Ordinary Theater Mar 19, 2008
-- Bama Theater --
The theater is not a regular movie theater like the Regal and the like because it has its own history of the preservation of theatrical entertainment. Bama Theater is located on the corner of Greensboro Ave. and 6th St. The address is 600 Greensboro Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL. Tel (205) 758-5195. Inside, the stage is designed with the orchestra and balcony seating section. The ceiling is painted with an enormous mural. The theme of the mural is the sky, with twinkling stars and clouds. Bama Theater is a community theater, rather than a commercial one. Students are usually free to enter. Other visitors are charged for a very small fee. I saw many great independent and foreign movies here in this theater. The feel of the theater give an extra sense of mystery and excitement when seeing these types of films. Sometimes I feel like I’m watching the film in Italy.
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