Livonia Community Theatre

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Livonia Community Theatre is a volunteer company founded by Patricia Hutchison, who is in the Livonia Hall of Fame. Its main season plays in the Fellowship Hall of Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, kids' shows are staged at the James R. Hartman Theatre at Schoolcraft College, and in summer it does Shakespeare in the Park at Stymelski Veterans Park. The 2026–27 main season is Tales from the Scrypt, The Cake and Men on Boats, followed by Julius Caesar outdoors in summer 2027. It's a member of Friends of Livonia Arts.

• Three main-stage shows, plus summer Shakespeare
• Julius Caesar in the park, summer 2027
• Kids' shows at Schoolcraft College

Plan your visit

Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for seniors and students, or $50 for a season pass to all three main-stage shows; if a show isn't sold out, you can buy at the door, cash only. Accessible parking is on Hubbard and West Chicago, and Door 1 off Hubbard has an elevator down to the Fellowship Hall.

Ticket prices

2026–27: $20 adults, $15 seniors and students; $50 season pass for three main-stage shows. Cash-only door sales if not sold out.

Accessibility

Accessible parking on Hubbard and West Chicago; accessible entrance at Door 1 off Hubbard with an elevator down to the Fellowship Hall.