Shreveport Little Theatre & Academy

The Shreveport Little Theatre & Academy was established in 1922 and has continued to produce live theatrical productions in the historic Highland neighborhood ever since.

At Shreveport Little Theatre & Academy, we believe in the transformative power of the arts. Through our engaging productions and educational programs, we enrich lives, spark creativity, and bring people together. From our youngest Academy students to our seasoned stage veterans, every performance and class is a celebration of talent, heart, and community.

Did You Know?

On average, it costs us $15,000 to produce a play and $26,000 to produce a musical. The average cost per audience member can reach $44, but we’re committed to keeping the arts affordable for our community.

• Tickets to Academy shows: $18 per person

• Tickets to Plays: $25 per person

• Tickets to Musicals: $30 per person
  
  Your generosity helps bridge the gap—ensuring we can continue offering high-quality theatre at accessible prices while empowering students and volunteers to thrive in the arts.

Testimonials

Cody Steele reviewed Shreveport Little Theatre:
"I am so impressed with this theatre--I cannot list all the reasons why...."

Charlene Morrison reviewed Shreveport Little Theatre:
"I always know I am going to leave the theater feeling better than when I went in. Everyone just seems to be happy and friendly. There is not a bad seat in the house, and the actors do such a wonderful job. The stage props are done beautifully, the lighting is excellent, and the whole atmosphere is warm and inviting."

Nicole Brice reviewed Shreveport Little Theatre and Academy:

"Max has flourished and found his 2nd home at Shreveport Little Theater. Laura Beeman Nugent, Nathan Gay, Kelly Berne, and all of the senior academy students who work with the junior students day in and day out are truly amazing and such a wonderful gift to our community. Here the focus is on progress not perfection. They want all the kids to be themselves and have fun putting on incredibly entertaining stage productions. They don’t try to force anyone to be someone they are not; everyone has a place here."