Erzsébetliget Theatre, Theatre venue in Budapest, Hungary

Erzsébetliget Theatre is a performance venue in Budapest featuring socialist realism architecture. The building contains multiple spaces designed for theatrical productions, dance performances, exhibitions, and community workshops.

The building was constructed in 1953–1954 as the gymnasium of the II. Rákóczi Ferenc Military Secondary School, designed by Gyula Mészáros and László Wágner on 1952 plans. Reliefs of sports equipment on its rear outer wall recall this origin. From 1956 to 1991 the Southern Group of Soviet Forces had its headquarters here; they converted the hall into a theatre with a mechanised stage, lighting and central sound. The district acquired the fittings in 1991, and the Corvin Community House took over the building in 1996, naming it Erzsébetliget Theatre in 1998.

The venue serves as a gathering point where local residents, students, and artists come together for performances and creative activities. It plays a role in the neighborhood's social life through its regular programming and community involvement.

The venue operates a box office with regular hours and provides online ticketing for advance bookings. Visitors should plan ahead during busy seasons to secure seats for popular performances.

The building began as the gymnasium of the II. Rákóczi Ferenc Military Secondary School, built 1953–1954 to plans by Gyula Mészáros and László Wágner. Reliefs of sports equipment on its rear outer wall recall that use. From 1956 to 1991 the site housed the headquarters of the Soviet Southern Group of Forces, which converted the hall into a theatre with a mechanised stage.