Founded in 1934, the Little Theatre of Alexandria has been a cornerstone of the city’s cultural scene for 90 years. This community theater has not only hosted hundreds of popular productions but also welcomed notable figures such as Presidents Harry S. Truman and George W. Bush. Today, visitors can enjoy an ambitious yearly show schedule, with a variety of performances that cater to diverse tastes. The theater also offers performing arts classes for all ages and a summer camp program for children, making it a vibrant hub for both entertainment and education.
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