Bellevue Little Theater

Updating after having been to multiple plays here over the past few years. Consistently great performances and all of my interactions with the theatre workers have been wonderful. An excellent hidden gem!

I love this place. I have been in two plays here I have always felt welcomed and felt like family when I auditioned and when doing the plays. And it's a clean and friendly environment when you come and relax and see either a musicals or a theater play. They do sell refreshments during intermission at a good price to.

The Bellevue Little Theater enters its' 45th year of operation during 2013/2014.The venue is in Old Bellevue on Main Street. The theater holds an audience of around 200. The entry way and foyer are tight prior to the doors to the main auditorium being opened.We went to see a Sunday Matinee of the musical Brigadoon. Prices for an adult ($18) and student ($9) were reasonable for the quality of the production presented.The performers for the musical were very good and while Brigadoon is from 1947, the show was very enjoyable to both of us.We'll definitely hit this community theater again during this year.

Quality productions and reasonable priced tickets. Always enjoy the shows here.

The Bellevue Little Theater is a testament to the importance of the arts and culture that the community shares.While the BLT is a smaller theater, in the way community theaters go, it is not, by a long shot, lacking in talent. There are wonderful up and comers who began at the BLT and there will, doubtless, be countless more.The Bellevue Little Theater brings all kinds of performances to the community - both well-known and not-so-well-known titles. In all they do, those associated with the Bellevue Little Theater take pride in the work they do and the performances they provide.If you're ever in the neighborhood, or if you crave the arts without all the frills, give the Bellevue Little Theater an opportunity to impress you. :)

I've been attending productions at the Bellevue Little Theatre since the late 1970's, when I was in grade school. They have always put on strong productions, but in the many years since then, both the quality of the productions and the skill of the artists have increased dramatically. I've enjoyed watching this group mature and become a revered and respected member of Omaha's arts community. Tickets are reasonably priced, and the volunteers are warm and inviting. They also operate the 'Class Act' thrift shop next door as a fund raising venue to help support their family friendly productions.

Can't believe I've lived in this area for almost a decade and have just now found this place.....small, community theater with outsized talent. We caught an Agatha Christie mystery and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The theater space has a nice "feel" and the crowd was friendly and diverse. Well worth the money!