Community theaters / Kerrytown / downtown Ann Arbor (office and Studio Theatre)
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre
Ann Arbor's community theatre since 1929, built on the idea that anyone can join in: intimate shows in its own studio and big musicals at U-M's Arthur Miller Theatre.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1929
01 / Playbill
Now on stage
Announced lineup
What the venue announced on its own site when we last checked (2026-09-26). Click through for exact times and tickets.
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre was founded in 1929 on an open-door principle: anyone in the community can take part in theatre. Its office and intimate Studio Theatre are on West Ann Street, while bigger musicals play the Arthur Miller Theatre in the University of Michigan's Walgreen Drama Center. A Junior Theatre performs at libraries and community spaces. The 2026-27 season is its 97th, with Jekyll & Hyde, Machinal, Skeleton Crew, Matilda and The Art of Murder. Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical plays the Arthur Miller Theatre October 22-25, 2026, and Matilda follows March 18-21, 2027.
- Since 1929: anyone can get involved
- An intimate studio plus big musicals on campus
- Jekyll & Hyde: October 22-25, 2026
Plan your visit
The office and Studio Theatre are at 322 W Ann St. near Kerrytown, but the musicals play U-M's Walgreen Drama Center, so double-check which venue your ticket is for. For tickets, see a2ct.org or call (734) 971-2228.
Ticket prices
Jekyll & Hyde: general $29, seniors $26, students $20.
Parking
Free lot next to the A2CT Studio building. At the Walgreen Drama Center the adjacent U-M lot charges $10; park free in the upper Hayward Street lot or behind the Art & Architecture Building.
A closer look
¼ / From the venue
From the venue
Provided by the venue, checked by our editors: 2026-10-01
✓ Checked by the venue: 2026-10-01
The basics
- Opening hours
- Office hours change week to week: check the public business hours calendar at https://www.a2ct.org/businesshours and call ahead to make sure staff are in.
Accessibility
- Step-free entrance
- Yes
- Ramp available
- Yes
- Levels and elevator
- Everything on one level
- Wheelchair-accessible restroom
- Yes
- Accessible parking
- Yes
- Hearing loop
- No
- Noise level
- Moderate
- Access details
- Located in a plaza alongside 1st and Ann Street
Payments and tipping
- Cards accepted
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
- Contactless and mobile
- Tap to pay with a card, Google Pay
- Cash
- Cash accepted
- ATM on site
- No
- Card surcharge
- $3 fee in Ludus
Good to know
- Rooftop
- No
- Parking
- Own lot, Garage nearby
- All-gender restroom
- Yes
- LGBTQ+ welcoming
- Yes
- Languages spoken
- English
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