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About Rice Theatre

Welcome to Rice Theatre, a charming proscenium-style venue housed in Hamman Hall on the Rice University campus in Houston. With a capacity of 466 seats, this intimate setting is perfect for experiencing classic plays, contemporary works, and Rice Theatre’s celebrated productions, including titles like The Revolutionists, The Comedy of Errors, and Romeo & Juliet with Actors from the London Stage. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats with ease, plus parking, transit options, and trusted nearby accommodations and dining picks.

Whether you’re planning a campus visit or a night out at the theatre, we’ve got you covered with clear, honest information and reliable booking support. If you need help finding the right performance or seat, just say the word—we’ll point you to available options and secure your seats quickly. Remember, the best seating goes fast, so check the Rice Theatre seating chart and grab your tickets when you’re ready.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue: Hamman Hall, a proscenium-style auditorium on Rice University campus.
  • Capacity: 466 seats (official capacity per Hamman Hall Policies and Procedures).
  • Location: 6100 Main St., Houston, TX 77005-1827 (Rice University campus).
  • Seating chart: Available on the Rice Theatre site (Hamman Hall Seating Chart).
  • Parking: Pay-to-park lot across the street (between Entrances 20 and 21); additional on-campus lots and short-term spots nearby.
  • Transit: METRORail Red Line stops at Memorial Hermann Hospital/Houston Zoo and Hermann Park/Rice U; multiple Metro bus routes serving the campus.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel ZaZa Houston Museum District (5701 Main St); Houston Marriott Medical Center (6580 Fannin St); Hyatt House (7329 Fannin St); Residence Inn West University (2939 Westpark).
  • Notable events hosted: Regular Rice Theatre productions, including titles such as The Revolutionists, The Comedy of Errors, Romeo & Juliet with Actors from the London Stage, and others listed in the Performance Archive.