PLAYHOUSE

'''Playhouse''' is a common Elizabethan term for a theatre, especially those built in London such as The Globe.
It is also used as the name for theatres today:

★ United Kingdom:

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★ The Playhouse (Cheltenham)

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★ Edinburgh Playhouse

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★ Epsom Playhouse

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★ Liverpool Playhouse

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★ Nottingham Playhouse

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★ Oxford Playhouse

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★ Playhouse Theatre, London

★ United States:

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★ Old Town Playhouse in Traverse City, Michigan

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★ Pasadena Playhouse The state theatre of California

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★ La Jolla Playhouse at the University of California

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★ Westport Country Playhouse in Connecticut

★ Canada

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★ The Playhouse (Fredericton)

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★ The Playhouse (Vancouver)

★ Australia

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★ The Playhouse Theatre (Perth)

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★ The Playhouse, The Arts Centre (Melbourne)

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★ The Playhouse Theatre (Hobart)
'''Playhouse''' can also refer to:

★ A small house in which children can play, similar to a children's treehouse.

★ ''The Playhouse'' (film), a 1921 film written and directed by Buster Keaton

★ ''The Playhouse'' (radio show), a syndicated radio show based out of Portland, Oregon

★ ''Pee-Wee's Playhouse'', an American children's television show that ran from 1986 to 1991

★ Playhouse Records, the label founded by Jim Copp and Ed Brown

★ Playhouse, the German record label founded by Heiko Schäfer and Atanasios Christos Macias

★ "Playhouses", a song by TV on the Radio from their 2006 album ''Return to Cookie Mountain''