Vegas Theatre Company

Vegas Theatre Company in the Las Vegas Arts District

Vegas Theatre Company is an intimate black-box theater at 1025 S. 1st St., Suite 110, inside the Art Square building in the Las Vegas Arts District. The nonprofit company presents professional plays, locally developed productions, youth theater, workshops, festivals, pop-up performances, and rental events.

The organization began as Cockroach Theatre Company in 2003 and established its current Arts District residency in 2013. Visitors can learn more about the surrounding Las Vegas Arts District.

Audience members looking for more ticketed entertainment can also browse current Las Vegas shows.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Productions, tickets, age guidance, seating arrangements, rentals, and visitor procedures can change.

Productions | The Theater | Tickets | Youth Theater | Rentals | Lobby Bar | Parking and Arrival | Accessibility | Visitor Tips | FAQ

Professional Plays and Local Productions

Vegas Theatre Company presents contemporary plays, new work, reinterpreted classics, and productions developed with local and regional artists. Its programming is intended to connect audiences through stories about shared human experiences.

The calendar may also include concerts, improv, opera, novelty acts, readings, workshops, festivals, late-night programs, visiting productions, and events produced by outside renters.

Content, run time, intermissions, seating, age recommendations, warnings, and ticket prices differ by production. Visitors should review the individual event page before purchasing.

An Intimate Black-Box Theater

The theater uses a flexible black-box design rather than one permanent seating plan. Vegas Theatre Company’s rental information lists seating for approximately 60 to 95 guests, depending on the production and room configuration.

The venue includes high ceilings, preset theatrical lighting, a sound system, projection equipment, heating and air conditioning, a green room, and a dressing room.

The company’s history page also describes the venue as an 80-seat theater. That number reflects a common configuration, while the broader rental range accounts for different layouts. Visitors should rely on the seating plan provided for the selected performance.

Tickets and Box Office

Tickets for Vegas Theatre Company productions and participating rental events are generally sold through the official website. Prices, fees, discounts, seating categories, and purchase terms vary by show.

The on-site box office opens approximately 30 minutes before the scheduled performance. Guests should arrive with enough time to park, locate Suite 110, collect tickets when required, and find their seats.

Selected past production pages state that ticket exchanges may be available for another performance when space remains. This should not be treated as a universal refund or exchange policy. Contact the company about the specific ticket order.

A3 Youth Theatre and Artist Development

Vegas Theatre Company partners with Alchemy Arts Academy, also known as A3, to provide theatrical education and mentorship for young artists.

The program focuses on acting, technical theater, creative development, one-on-one mentorship, diversity, and pathways toward professional work. Classes, tuition, eligibility, auditions, schedules, and productions are managed through the current A3 program.

Public productions are not automatically suitable for children or teenagers. Families should use the content and age guidance published for each performance.

Theater Rentals

The black-box theater is available for qualifying plays, concerts, readings, screenings, workshops, presentations, rehearsals, pop-up performances, and other approved programs.

Rental amenities include flexible seating for approximately 60 to 95 guests, lighting presets and control equipment, sound, projection, a green room, a dressing room, climate control, and a prime Arts District location.

Technicians, designers, ticketing, additional equipment, staffing, event insurance, cleaning, rehearsal time, and production support may involve separate arrangements or charges.

The official inquiry form asks organizers to provide proposed dates, estimated attendance, event type, ticketing plans, and technical needs. Final capacity and permitted use are controlled by the approved rental agreement.

Lobby Bar and Concessions

The venue’s rental information identifies a bar serving beer, wine, packaged liquor, soft drinks, and snacks. Availability may depend on the production, staffing, licensing conditions, and event plan.

Alcohol may be purchased only by guests age 21 or older with valid identification. The theater itself is not restricted to adults because age suitability varies by production.

Outside food, beverages, and alcohol should not be brought into the venue without permission from the theater or event producer.

Parking and Arrival

Vegas Theatre Company states that parking is available in the lot off Art Way near the Art Square building. Availability may be affected by other Art Square tenants, performances, neighborhood events, or temporary controls.

Guests should use the full address, including Suite 110, because several arts and entertainment businesses operate in the surrounding area.

First Friday, construction, festivals, and busy Arts District evenings may affect traffic and parking. Visitors should allow extra travel time and follow current signs rather than parking in an unauthorized private area.

Accessibility

The official Vegas Theatre Company website does not publish a complete accessibility inventory for parking, entrances, audience seating, restrooms, the stage, or performance-specific layouts.

Because the theater uses flexible seating, accessible positions and companion seating may differ by production. Temporary scenery, equipment, and audience configurations can also affect circulation.

Guests who need a step-free route, wheelchair seating, companion seating, service-animal guidance, communication assistance, or another accommodation should text or contact the theater before purchasing tickets.

Visitor Tips

• Review the selected production’s content and age guidance before buying tickets.
• Confirm whether seating is reserved or general admission.
• Arrive before the box office opens 30 minutes prior to showtime.
• Use Suite 110 when requesting directions to the theater.
• Allow additional parking time during First Friday and Arts District events.
• Do not assume that every production uses the same seating capacity.
• Contact the company directly about exchanges or ticket-order problems.
• Text the theater before visiting when a specific accommodation is needed.

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