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The Coterie is Kansas City’s trusted Equity theatre dedicated to children, families, and young audiences. Founded in 1979, this Crown Center venue hosts a dynamic mix of world premieres like Dragons and Wolf Child, a six‑show main stage season, and broad community programming. Located at Crown Center Shops, Level 1, 2450 Grand Blvd, The Coterie offers an intimate, flexible seating experience with general admission and floor seating for All‑Ages/PreK‑4th grade shows. A virtual tour helps you preview the seating layout, so you can secure your seats with confidence.
Whether you’re planning a family outing, school trip, or a casual night of live theatre, The Coterie provides a friendly, dependable experience. We’ve got you covered with practical guidance on parking, getting there by transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you plan a smooth visit. Reserve your tickets with ease and enjoy a true Kansas City theatre moment close to Crown Center’s shops and attractions.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: Crown Center, Level 1, 2450 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64108 (The Coterie Theatre within Crown Center Shops).
- Capacity: Approximately 240 seats for the main stage (group maximum listed as 240).
- Venue type: Professional Equity theatre focused on children, families, and young audiences; founded in 1979.
- Seating: General admission; floor seating for All‑Ages/PreK‑4th grade shows; seating arranged by the House Manager; virtual tour available for seating layout.
- Parking: Crown Center’s secure retail parking garage; bus parking available on surface lots; group parking options described by The Coterie.
- Transit: KC Streetcar connects Crown Center to River Market and Union Station; RideKC transit available nearby.
- Nearby hotels: The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center and Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center (within Crown Center vicinity).
- Notable events hosted: World premieres Dragons and Wolf Child (early history), plus a six‑show main stage season and broad community programming.