Gazeta Theatre, Performance venue in Bela Vista, Brazil.

Gazeta Theatre is a 700-seat auditorium inside the Fundação Cásper Líbero in Bela Vista, São Paulo. Renovated in 2002 for adult and children's theatre, concerts and corporate events, it has digital sound and lighting and wheelchair access. Seats at the ends of the first rows have limited views of part of the stage.

The space opened in 1966 as Cine Gazeta, a cinema within the Cásper Líbero Foundation in São Paulo. In 2002 it was renovated to host adult and children's theatre, concerts and corporate events. Its current auditorium seats 700 people.

The name recalls the venue's origin as Cine Gazeta, opened in 1966 inside the Fundação Cásper Líbero; it was converted for theatre in 2002. Its foyer, with sofas, is the space Folha de S.Paulo singled out in its 2014 review of the city's sixty largest theatres.

The theatre is inside the Fundação Cásper Líbero building in Bela Vista, São Paulo. The venue has sound and digital lighting systems and is accessible to people with disabilities. The waiting area is spacious and furnished with sofas; the management was seeking sponsors for a renovation as of 2014.

In a 2014 Folha de S.Paulo survey of São Paulo's sixty largest theatres, reviewers found that seats at the ends of the first rows make part of the play hard to see, while praising the spacious waiting lounge with sofas. The theatre's press office said it was seeking sponsors for a renovation.