Juggerknot Theatre Company takes residence in the former Gold Dust Motel
When: November 30 — December 23
Where: The former Gold Dust Motel, 7700 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami FL
Price: $45–75; 15+
Tags: #immersivetheatre, #history, #sitespecific, #intimate, #interactive, #ContentAdvisory, #MobilityAdvisory (see below)
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Miami Motel Stories MiMo is a immersive real-time theatre experience produced by Juggerknot Theatre Company taking place inside The Gold Dust Motel on Biscayne Boulevard.
Access to Floor 1 (Check In Ticket): It’s 1957. Welcome to the Grand Opening of the Gold Dust Motel. You’re invited to a Tiki Party on the Boulevard. Mingle with hotel guests, have a coffee in the diner, learn to fish by the river and if you are discreet we may introduce you to the neighborhood’s bookie.
Access to Floor 2 (All Access Check In Ticket and Check In Ticket): Three Rooms unlocking three decades; an intimate experience. You will enter these rooms, four guests at a time, for a close-up look at the people who lived or stayed on the boulevard through time. Meet a playboy bunny who worked across the street at the Playboy Club in 1964, a young hustler from gritty 1995, or a 1950’s couple on their first road trip to the Magic City, plus many more.
Book your stay — and storyline track for Floor 2 — by choosing a Blue, Pink, or Yellow key. If you enjoyed your first visit and would like another, different experience — and story track — please come back and purchase a different color key.
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Contact Level: None
Content Advisories: Mature themes such as prostitution, drug use, homelessness, etc. Suitable for ages 15+.
Only the first floor of this experience is wheelchair-accessible due to the historic nature of this building.
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