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The venue

About Cocoa Village Playhouse

Welcome to Cocoa Village Playhouse, affectionately known as Broadway on Brevard. Nestled at 300 Brevard Ave in Cocoa, FL, this NRHP-listed historic venue seats approximately 500 guests (varies by configuration) and serves as a beloved community theatre hub. Whether you’re catching a Broadway-on-Brevard style production, the Aladdin Film Series, or the Stars of Tomorrow youth program, you’ll find a welcoming space and a storied history behind every performance.

We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit—from seating and parking to nearby hotels and where to dine. Think of us as your friend in the business, making ticket buying easy and straight-forward.

Seating charts are available on the official Cocoa Village Playhouse site, and capacity varies with each configuration. The theatre sits in downtown Cocoa, with public downtown parking, a municipal lot directly in front, and convenient street parking nearby. For transit, Space Coast Area Transit serves Cocoa; routes 8 West Cocoa and 11 Port Saint John are nearby options. If you’re staying locally, consider nearby hotels in the Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral area, or step a little farther to enjoy Cape Canaveral’s dining scene. We partner with trusted hotels and restaurants to help you secure comfortable stays and great meals without the guesswork.

Venue history: Opened in 1924 as the Aladdin Theater, it has since become the Cocoa Village Playhouse, passing through names like State Theater and Fine Arts Theater before earning its current title. It’s also famous for serving as a filming location in the 1993 movie Matinee (as the Key West Strand Theater), and it earned its place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. For your visit, we’ll help you secure seats, plan parking, and find great nearby places to stay and eat.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 300 Brevard Ave, Cocoa, FL 32922.
Capacity: approximately 500 seats (varies by configuration).
Venue type: Historic/Community theatre, nicknamed 'Broadway on Brevard'.
Seating chart: available on the official venue site.
Parking: public downtown parking; municipal lot in front of the theatre; street parking nearby.
Transit: Space Coast Area Transit serves Cocoa; nearby routes include 8 West Cocoa and 11 Port Saint John.
Nearby hotels: multiple options in the Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral area (e.g., Hilton Garden Inn Cape Canaveral, Hyatt Place Cape Canaveral).
Notable events hosted: Broadway-on-Brevard style productions; Aladdin Film Series; Stars of Tomorrow youth program; NRHP-listed in 1991; used as a filming location for the 1993 movie Matinee (as the Key West Strand Theater).
Renaming/demolition: opened as Aladdin Theater (1924); later became State Theater, Fine Arts Theater, Cocoa Village Playhouse; renamed The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse; listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.