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The venue

About Hormel Theatre at Phoenix Theatre

Welcome to the Hormel Theatre, part of The Phoenix Theatre Company campus in downtown Phoenix. This intimate venue is the heart of the organization’s three-theatre complex, offering a versatile space for contemporary plays, premieres, and new American works. The Hormel Theatre, with a historically intimate seating capacity, is expanding as part of a broader campus campaign to create a broader, more flexible performance environment that still prioritizes audience proximity and experience.

Located at 1825 N Central Ave, the Hormel Theatre sits alongside Judith Hardes Theatre and the forthcoming Stephenson Theatre (opening fall 2025). The campus is designed for easy access, with free on-campus parking across five lots and convenient Light Rail access via the Central/McDowell corridor, followed by a short walk to the theatres. The venue is known for supporting pre-Broadway development and producing vibrant seasons that include fan favorites and new works.

Whether you’re securing seats for a mainstage production, exploring the festival of new American theatre, or planning a pre- or post-show outing, we’ve got you covered with practical details, nearby amenities, and trusted partner recommendations for a complete night out in Phoenix.

Plan ahead for parking and transit: five free on-campus lots make arrival smooth, and the Central/McDowell Light Rail stop offers a straightforward route to the theatre district. If you’re visiting for a specific show, check the venue’s seating chart for Hormel Theatre’s current layout, as marketing materials note ongoing expansion toward a larger capacity, aligning with the venue’s mission to grow the stage while keeping the intimate atmosphere that audiences love.

Nearby hotels and dining are a short stroll or ride away, with affiliate-friendly options like FOUND:RE Phoenix and Cambria Hotel Downtown Phoenix offering convenient accommodations for theatre-goers. Secure your seats with us for a seamless booking experience and discover the full Phoenix Theatre Company campus, where every performance is supported by a robust creative community.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 1825 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004; The Phoenix Theatre Company campus currently houses the Hormel Theatre and the Judith Hardes Theatre, with the Dr. Stacie J. and Richard J. Stephenson Theatre opening in fall 2025.
Venue type: A three-theatre campus operated by The Phoenix Theatre Company (MainStage/Hormel, Hardes, and the new Stephenson Theatre).
Seating chart: Separate seating maps exist for Hormel Theatre, Judith Hardes Theatre, and the forthcoming Stephenson Theatre on The Phoenix Theatre Company site.
Capacity notes: Hormel Theatre has historically been described around 250 seats with ongoing expansion; the new Stephenson Theatre is designed for 500 seats, and reports describe expanding Hormel toward 500 seats as part of the campaign.
Parking & transit: Free on-campus parking across five lots; Light Rail access via Central/McDowell stop with a short walk to the campus.
Notable events: The Richard P. Stahl Festival of New American Theatre; 2025/2026 season includes Million Dollar Quartet and Come From Away; venue supports pre-Broadway development.
Nearby hotels: FOUND:RE Phoenix (1100 N Central Ave) and Cambria Hotel Downtown Phoenix (222 E Portland St) within a short drive/walk of the theatre.