A few months after triumphantly proclaiming they'd worked out an 11th-hour pact with creditors to keep the Coconut Grove Playhouse from the auction block, Miami-Dade County officials are adding nuanced caveats to previous statements.
May 23, 2014 at 07:57 PM
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A few months after offering an 11th-hour pact with creditors as triumphant proof they’d saved the Coconut Grove Playhouse from the auction block, Miami-Dade County officials are adding a big asterisk to previous statements.
In a fitting third act to what has been a dramatic effort to regain public control of the historic Miami theater, the future of the space now seems headed to litigation.
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