About the venue: When the Circle Theatre first opened its doors to the public in 1923, it was considered the “coolest place in town.”  Early settlers of Sebring flocked to the Theatre to get away from the oppressive heat and mosquitoes, especially during the summer months. Silent movies were shown in the 1920’s, and FDR had fireside chats to the audience in the 1940’s during WWII. Since that time, the theatre fell upon hard times and was abandoned. Walls that once rung with laughter and music echoed with silence. The…