Theatre Tallahassee

Theatre Tallahassee, originally founded as Tallahassee Little Theatre (TLT) on February 10, 1949, began with the production of "Boy Meets Girl" on May 17, 1949. In 1952, it became a non-profit organization aimed at promoting literary and dramatic arts. The theatre's physical presence was solidified in 1957 with a land donation from the Winthrop family, leading to the construction of a Stage House by 1961. The theatre expanded in 1991, adding a 259-seat auditorium and improved facilities, thanks to grants and private donations. In 2012, a legacy donation enabled further renovations, including updates to the Mainstage auditorium and the creation of a black-box performance space. On August 24, 2013, the theatre was officially renamed Theatre Tallahassee, reflecting its growth and modernization. The organization continues to offer a diverse range of theatrical productions and community events.