Coconut Grove Grapevine: E.T. showing at Actors' Playhouse this weekend

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Tuesday, August 26, 2014

E.T. showing at Actors' Playhouse this weekend

Remember E.T. the movie? I think I saw that at the movie theaters where Winn-Dixie is now, near Coral Gables on Coral Way. Well now, you can see E.T. again in the Gables at Actors' Playhouse.

The playhouse is kicking off this season's Free Film Series with Steven Spielberg's classic featuring a very young Drew Barrymore.

Playing as both an exciting sci-fi adventure and a nostalgic reminder of childhood, you don’t want to miss the magical movie about everyone’s favorite homesick alien.

Show times are Saturday, August 30 at 8 pm and Sunday, August 31 at 3pm. For more info, call 305-444-9293 and to reserve a ticket, visit their website.

Actors' Playhouse is at 280 Miracle Mile.

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