Comedy, drama, dance, live music, kids' shows, spoken word: the Dundas Centre is a haven for many forms of expression under-represented in the Bahamas. Ticket prices depend on the show, but generally start at around BS$10; check the website or Facebook page for what's coming up.
Dundas Centre for the Performing Arts
Nassau
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