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About Attic Theatre at Trinity University
Welcome to Attic Theatre, the intimate performance space housed on the upper level of the Ruth Taylor Theatre Building at Trinity University in San Antonio, TX. This versatile black-box theatre supports various configurations to suit proscenium, three-quarter thrust, or in-the-round setups. It’s a place for student labs, faculty-directed productions, and experimental work, rooted in the university’s rich arts tradition.
Whether you’re seeking a thought-provoking show or a behind-the-scenes workshop, Attic Theatre offers an approachable, creative environment where audiences experience theatre up close. We’ve got you with easy, no-fuss ticket access and clear, practical details to help you plan your visit.
Located at One Trinity Place, Attic Theatre is part of Trinity University’s campus in the Midtown/San Antonio area, making it convenient for locals and visitors alike. Below you’ll find seating information, parking options, transit accessibility, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to consider when planning your trip.
Seating and layout: The Attic Theatre is a configurable black-box space with a flexible seating capacity around the best available price; configurations can range from traditional proscenium to three-quarter thrust or in-the-round, depending on the production needs. This gives audiences a unique, intimate viewing experience where performance and audience interaction are close and central.
Parking: On-campus visitor parking is available in designated lots. For planning, refer to the visitor options map showing lots P, S, U, V, and Z. Plan a little extra time for parking nearby the Ruth Taylor Theatre Building before showtimes.
Transit: VIA public transit serves the Trinity University area with routes including lines 5, 8, 11, and 509. Check the latest VIA schedules to map your trip to campus.
Nearby hotels and restaurants: When staying in San Antonio, consider nearby Downtown and River Walk options. Affiliate-friendly accommodations include Courtyard Riverwalk, Courtyard San Antonio Downtown/Market Square, Drury Plaza Riverwalk, and Drury Inn & Suites Riverwalk. For dining, you’ll find a range of options along the River Walk and nearby areas that pair well with campus visits, from casual to upscale experiences. These recommendations are aimed at making your trip smooth and convenient.
Notable events and history: Attic Theatre hosts student lab shows and faculty-directed productions. The venue has historically been associated with AtticRep (a professional company that produced works like God of Carnage and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) before it moved to the Tobin Center. Attic Theatre continues to serve as a dynamic space for emerging theatre-makers at Trinity University.
Whether you’re seeking to attend a performance, participate in a workshop, or explore collaboration opportunities, we’ve got you covered with clear, dependable information and easy access to tickets and directions.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 75 seats (configurable black-box layout).
- Location: Attic Theatre is on the upper level of the Ruth Taylor Theatre Building, Trinity University, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, TX 78212.
- Venue type: Classroom, performance lab, and black-box theatre.
- Seating chart: No public seating chart published; configuration is flexible (proscenium / three-quarter thrust / in-the-round).
- Parking: On-campus visitor parking is available in designated Lots (visitor options map shows lots P, S, U, V, Z).
- Transit: VIA bus stops serving the campus area with lines 5, 8, 11, and 509 nearby.
- Nearby hotels: Trinity Stay page lists nearby Downtown/Riverwalk options such as Courtyard Riverwalk, Courtyard San Antonio Downtown/Market Square, Drury Plaza Riverwalk, and Drury Inn & Suites Riverwalk.
- Notable events hosted: Student lab shows and faculty-directed productions; historically home to AtticRep (a professional company) before its move to the Tobin Center; AtticRep has staged works like God of Carnage and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?