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for-Profit Community Theatre in McKeesport, PA

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Welcome to McKeesport Little Theater, a cherished not-for-profit community theatre housed in a converted synagogue at the corner of Coursin Street and Bailey Avenue in McKeesport, PA. Since purchasing and rebuilding the site in 1974 after a previous fire, this intimate venue has hosted a range of productions—from classic shows to contemporary works—drawing locals and visitors who value straightforward, dependable ticketing and a warm, community-driven atmosphere. Whether you’re planning a date night, a family outing, or a night out with friends, we’ve got you covered with easy tickets, clear information, and practical details to get you seated fast.

Transit options and local amenities make McKeesport Little Theater accessible from across the Pittsburgh region. The venue is served by Pittsburgh Regional Transit, with nearby access to the McKeesport Transportation Center and bus routes, plus parking options close to the building. When you’re ready to plan a visit, explore our insider recommendations for nearby lodging and dining to make your trip seamless.

Seating information is not published on the official site, but the theater is described as a small community venue with a welcoming, intimate atmosphere. Expect modest seating appropriate for a close-up, up-close theatre experience. If you’re looking to secure seats, we’ll help you find available options and guide you through the simplest, no-surprise purchase process. The venue has handicap accessibility, including a side entrance with an elevator and accessible restrooms, ensuring a comfortable experience for all guests.

What to know before you go

  • Address: 1614 Coursin Street, McKeesport, PA 15132
  • Parking: Small on-site lot plus on-street parking nearby
  • Accessibility: Handicap accessible; side entrance elevator; accessible restrooms
  • Transit: Pittsburgh Regional Transit serves the area; nearby McKeesport Transportation Center (Lysle Blvd) with 85 parking spaces; bus routes 56, 61C, and P7
  • History: Built on a former synagogue site; purchased in 1974 and rebuilt after a 1972 fire
  • Notable productions: Recent shows and participation in the Pittsburgh region theatre scene

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1614 Coursin Street, McKeesport, PA 15132.
  • Venue type: Not-for-profit community theatre; located in a converted synagogue building at the corner of Coursin Street and Bailey Avenue.
  • Parking: Small parking lot beside the theatre plus on-street parking.
  • Accessibility: Handicap accessible; side entrance has an elevator; restrooms accessible.
  • Building history: Purchased in 1974 and rebuilt after a 1972 fire; the site was originally a synagogue and a dwelling was added for caretakers.
  • Notable productions/events: Hosted productions like Newsies in 2022; participated in the Pittsburgh New Works Festival in 2024; historic productions such as Dracula, A Musical (noted in local coverage).
  • Transit: Served by Pittsburgh Regional Transit; nearby McKeesport Transportation Center (Lysle Blvd) with 85 parking spaces; bus routes include 56, 61C, and P7.
  • Nearby hotels: Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Waterfront, Holiday Inn Express West Mifflin, Best Western University Center (and other nearby options listed for the region).
  • Capacity/seating: No publicly published seating capacity on the official site; the venue is described as a small community theatre; third-party sources suggest modest attendance levels (roughly 5,000 attendees annually).
  • Seating chart: A dedicated seating chart is not published on the official site.