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About Richey Suncoast Theatre
Welcome to Richey Suncoast Theatre, a cherished nonprofit community venue in New Port Richey. Since its original incarnation as the Meighan Theatre in the 1920s–1960s, this historic space was reopened in 1972 as Richey Suncoast Theatre and continues to host a variety of tributes, live performances, and seasonal theatre productions. With a great seats configuration that includes a balcony, main floor, and two boxes, the theatre delivers an intimate, engaging experience for every show. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats with ease.
To plan your visit, consider exploring our partner hotel and dining recommendations near the venue. The free trolley offers convenient access between downtown and the theatre, making a night out simple and enjoyable. Whether you’re here for a power-packed tribute evening or a smaller community performance, Richey Suncoast Theatre remains a trusted, comfortable place to experience live arts in the Tampa Bay area.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 334 seats (theatre features balcony, main floor, and two boxes).
- Address: 6237 Grand Boulevard, New Port Richey, FL 34652.
- Venue type: Non-profit, historic theatre / community theatre.
- Seating chart: 334-seat configuration with balcony, main floor, and two boxes; seating layout published by the venue.
- Parking: New Port Richey Parking Structure (24/7, free, EV charging), Thomas Meighan Parking Area, Gloria Swanson Parking Area.
- Transit: Free trolley access to and from downtown for easy access to the theatre.
- Nearby hotels: Comfort Inn & Suites New Port Richey Downtown District (~0.5 mi), Rodeway Inn (~0.7 mi), Quality Inn & Suites Conference Center (~1 mi).
- Notable events hosted: tributes and live performances (e.g., Powerhouse Tribute Duo, Liverpool Live Beatles tribute; Blues/rock acts and seasonal theatre productions).
- Renamed and history: Originally Meighan Theatre (1920s–1960s); reopened as Richey Suncoast Theatre in 1972 and remains in operation; no demolition indicated.