Clarksville Little Theatre

The Clarksville Little Theatre is a lovely place to see a play, musical, or whatever they have on the schedule! There's no pretense about this place. The lobby is small, ticket booth and concessions selling snack packs are both contained in the same, compact room. Tickets aren't too pricey and get you general admission seating in the open theatre. Obviously, the casts and selections change, so your enjoyment mileage will vary, but it's clear that everyone is putting in real effort to make the shows the best they can be. Support local arts! Go see a show here!

It's been over a year since my last visit. It feels like they've done a couple of updates here throughout the theater, bathrooms and intermission area. I'm here with my 12 yr old watching my best friend perform again and am appreciating the experience this small theatre provides. We were able to pick up tickets quickly at the box office, right inside the door. Head shots of the actors and team are displayed before you walk inside. Ushers walked every set of guests to their seats and offered programs. There's not a bad seat in the room. My son noticed the nice sized stage, and this production had a great set. He also enjoyed the intermission. They offer drinks and snacks free of charge, but leave a couple of jars out for donations.Whether you're here to support a friend or support local theatre, Clarksville will take good care of you.

The Clarksville Little Theatre may be small, but it sure is mighty! I am very much into theatre and love getting to go out to support the local arts. They put on about three or four shows a year, with it being a mix of musicals and straight plays. The title of this place is pretty accurate, it is a small theatre! But don't let that keep you from coming here, it gives off a very 'homey' vibe and there isn't a bad seat in the house! Their tickets range about $15, and you can reserve them online. I have gotten the pleasure of meeting one of their show's directors and a few people in the box office. I got to help out by making a few props for the show and everyone here is very friendly and down to earth. I saw their performance of Disaster the Musical, and it was very fun and entertaining. If you're looking for something to do in Southern Indiana, I highly recommend this theatre. Love Derby Dinner but have a tighter budget? Then you need to try out Clarksville Little Theatre!

What a great play we saw at CLT last nite ....THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. Sheridan Whiteside (Michael Gaither) was despicably wonderful as the main character who takes over a family's house after falling on ice on their property. All 21 actors were fabulous in their performances which added to the building comedy plot. And the audience crowd was there also supporting this wonderful theatre. This play continues Sep 13, 17, 18, 19. U got time to get there for an evening of entertainment.