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HCC Studio Theatre At YPAB Tickets

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Small-Stage Theatre in Ybor City, Ta

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About HCC Studio Theatre At YPAB

Nestled in the heart of Ybor City, the HCC Studio Theatre at YPAB is one of two dynamic theatres on the HCC Ybor City Campus. The Studio Theatre offers a flexible, configurable space ideal for innovative productions, student performances, and premieres alongside the Mainstage. Whether you’re planning a night of theatre or exploring the vibrant Ybor City arts district, we’ve got you covered with practical details, nearby lodging, dining options, and easy ways to get here.

For a broader Ybor City experience, consider staying at Hotel Haya just a short ride from the venue, and enjoy a meal at local eateries before or after the show. If you’re joining us from downtown or other parts of Tampa, HART bus routes and the TECO Line Streetcar provide convenient access, with paid parking in campus lots and some free street parking nearby. We’ll keep you updated on upcoming performances from student productions to world premieres hosted at HCC Studio Theatre.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type: YPAB houses two theatres on the HCC Ybor City Campus (Mainstage Theatre and Studio Theatre).
  • Mainstage Theatre capacity: 246 seats.
  • Primary address used for YPAB/Mainstage: 1411 E 11th Ave, Tampa, FL 33605 (within Ybor City Campus).
  • Studio Theatre: a flexible, configurable space (no fixed seating chart publicly published).
  • Parking: City of Tampa paid lots and street parking nearby; some free street parking options exist; paid parking applies in campus lots.
  • Transit: Served by HART buses and the TECO Line Streetcar to/from Downtown Tampa.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Haya (1412 E 7th Ave, Ybor City) is a close lodging option.
  • Notable events hosted: HCC: 50 Years in the Making (2018), Mr. Yunioshi (2023), Zombie Beach: The Musical (2024), and other premieres and student productions.