Sacramento Theatre Company

Nestled in the heart of California’s capital, the Sacramento Theatre Company (STC) is a cultural gem that offers travelers a unique blend of world-class performances, historic charm, and artistic innovation. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or simply looking for a memorable evening, STC promises an unforgettable experience.

Why Visit?

Sacramento Theatre Company (STC) is a premier regional theater in the heart of California’s capital, blending world-class performances with historic charm. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or a casual traveler, STC offers:

 Top-tier productions—from Shakespeare to modern plays and musicals.✔ An intimate theater experience (two stages, including a classic proscenium and a flexible black box).

 A slice of Sacramento’s arts scene—ideal for culture seekers.

 Historic venue—housed in a beautifully restored 1920s building.

What to Expect

• Diverse Performances: STC stages classics, contemporary dramas, comedies, and family-friendly shows.
• Talented Casts: Features both local actors and renowned guest artists.
• Cozy Atmosphere: The Main Stage (300 seats) and Cabaret Stage (90 seats) ensure an up-close experience.
• Special Events: Playwright talks, post-show discussions, and themed nights.

Tips for the Best Experience

 Book Early – Smaller venue means tickets sell fast, especially for weekend shows.

 Arrive Early – Explore the elegant lobby and grab a drink at the concession bar.

 Check the Calendar – Seasonal productions (like holiday shows) are extra popular.

 Parking Made Easy – Use street parking (free after 6 PM) or nearby garages.

 Dress Code? – Smart casual works; some guests dress up for opening nights.

How to Get There

 Address: 1419 H Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 (Midtown/Downtown area).

 By Car: Close to Highway 50; parking available at Sutter Square Garage (15th & L St).

 Public Transit: Sacramento RT Light Rail (Blue/Gold Line to 16th St Station).

 For Out-of-Towners: Just 15 mins from Sacramento International Airport (SMF).

Nearby Attractions

Combine your theater night with:

• Dining: The Firehouse Restaurant (upscale) or Tank House BBQ (casual).
• Drinks: Shady Lady Saloon (1920s vibe) or Coin-Op Game Room (fun bar arcade).
• Culture: Crocker Art Museum or California State Capitol Museum.