Cleveland Public Theatre, Experimental theatre in Gordon Square Arts District, Cleveland, United States
Cleveland Public Theatre is a performance venue in the Gordon Square Arts District housing multiple stages for experimental works. The space presents contemporary plays, musicals, and multimedia productions designed to push theatrical boundaries.
The theatre was founded in 1981, converting a former community gathering space into a professional arts venue. This transformation enabled local artists to present their work and helped establish a stronger creative presence in the neighborhood.
The venue functions as a gathering place where audiences encounter works that engage with community stories and social questions. Performances blend theatrical traditions with contemporary concerns, inviting visitors to witness art that speaks to their surroundings.
The theatre operates on a Pay What You Can basis, making performances accessible to everyone. The location offers nearby parking and is surrounded by local restaurants and shops, creating a convenient experience.
The venue offers acting courses and workshops through the CAN Academy, inviting visitors to explore theatrical techniques firsthand. These programs bring together professional production with hands-on learning experiences.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
