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About Glenn Wallichs Theater

The Glenn Wallichs Theater is a historic venue within the University of Redlands’ Theatre Arts Building, which also houses the adjacent Frederick Loewe Theatre. Located at 1200 East Colton Avenue in Redlands, CA, this campus venue hosts university productions, student recitals, and a variety of performances that showcase local talent and visiting artists. Ticketing options commonly include an interactive venue map provided by the vendor. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit—from parking and transit to nearby hotels and dining options.

Parking is available on-site on university lots. The nearby Redlands–University Metrolink Arrow station offers convenient rail access for those traveling from surrounding areas. For lodging, consider Ayres Hotel Redlands or Comfort Suites Redlands, both within a short drive of the campus. Before or after the show, explore local dining near the university. When you’re ready to secure your seats, we’ll help you find the best available option for the specific event at Glenn Wallichs Theater or the adjacent Frederick Loewe Theatre.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 326 seats (original Glenn Wallichs Theater).
  • Address: 1200 East Colton Avenue, Redlands, CA 92373-0999.
  • Venue type: University of Redlands Theatre Arts Building ( Glenn Wallichs Theater) with additional spaces (e.g., Frederick Loewe Theatre).
  • Seating chart: no publicly published venue-wide seating chart; ticket vendors provide interactive seat maps for individual events.
  • Parking: on-site campus parking available.
  • Transit: Redlands–University Metrolink Arrow station serves the campus area (Arrow line).
  • Nearby hotels: Ayres Hotel Redlands (1015 W Colton Ave), Comfort Suites Redlands (1230 W Colton Ave).
  • Notable events hosted: University productions (e.g., Sense and Sensibility in 2019), student recitals and performances (e.g., Yucaipa Dance events), and acts like Acts of Kindness at the campus venue.