Los Alamos: See a Play at the Los Alamos Little Theater

Catch a production in a historical wartime cafeteria from the Manhattan Project.

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The Los Alamos Little Theatre presented its first seven productions during World War II, including Arsenic and Old Lace, which featured the play’s director J. Robert Oppenheimer, Director of the Los Alamos Laboratory during the Manhattan Project, in a non-speaking role. This building started as a wartime cafeteria. Today it is the home of the Los Alamos Little Theater community group, which was founded during the Manhattan Project. This group of community entertainers still put on shows to this day. If you enjoy the magic of the stage, visit the Los Alamos Little Theatre website for more information about their schedule and history. 

Details

Duration

1-3 Hours

Activity

Theater

Attend live community performance at the Los Alamos Little Theater. 

Pets Allowed

No

Activity Fee

Yes

Tickets must be purchased for entry into theater.

Location

Los Alamos Little Theater

1670 Nectar St, Los Alamos, NM 87544 

Reservations

No

Reservations are not required. Advance Tickets available at Boomerang in Los Alamos. 
Tickets available at the door 45 minutes before curtain.  Los Alamos Little Theatre | Entertainment on the Hill since 1943 (lalt.org) 

Season

Year Round

Time of Day

Day, Night

Accessibility Information

For information about the accessibility of individual theatrical productions, contact the Los Alamos Little Theater at [e-mail].