The fate of the historic but shuttered Coconut Grove Playhouse is ratcheting up again as a freshman Miami-Dade commissioner pushes a modified “compromise,” even as Miami Mayor Francis Suarez doubles down on his effort to kill it. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
In the latest in a saga that dates to 2017 when the county first applied for its project, the circuit court appellate panel cited “troubling” emails between Suarez and several preservationists sent to him before his May 2019 veto. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
A court appeal appears to have opened a path for a long-planned and controversial overhaul of the Coconut Grove Playhouse, which has been closed since 2006. A three-judge Miami-Dade Circuit Court panel just issued an opinion rejecting a 2019 veto by Miami Mayor Francis Suarez. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The county is challenging a veto by Miami Mayor Francis Suarez last year that effectively blocked the Miami-Dade plan that called for the demolition of the publicly owned playhouse’s auditorium and replacing it with a modern, free-standing theater behind a restored front building.. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The long-running saga over the fate of the deteriorating, state-owned 1927 landmark, shuttered since 2006, still remains without a resolution. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Mayor Francis Suarez has 10 calendar days to issue a veto on the plan to revive the historic, long-shuttered Coconut Grove Playhouse that narrowly won the endorsement of Miami commissioners. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
