Baytown Little Theater — Attraction in Baytown

Wish I could give BLT 25 stars!! No one ever gets paid for anything they do at the theater; everyone there is a volunteer. They give of their time, their talents. It's blatantly obvious they love what they do. The actors come from everyday backgrounds. Some have theater training, most do not. They always bring their A-games. The "summer musicals" are always top-notch. The wealth of talent on display is astonishing. We've had season tickets for many years. Cannot imagine a more enjoyable evening than attending a play or a musical by BLT. (If you attend on the correct evening, you're treated to Chick-fil-a Night: free dinner! Whoo-Hoo!!) This past summer, BLT held a night for special needs/those with sensory deprivation. The event was a resounding success. Thank you, Sam Estrada-Gorashko, the director of The Wizard of Oz, for bringing his idea to fruition. If you live in the Baytown, Texas, area, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you...

Went to see "The Play That Goes Wrong" a great show with a great cast. The show was Fourth wall breaking slapstick comedy. Just my speed.

The facility was clean and inviting, the patrons were friendly and respectful. Refreshments were fairly priced and readily. The only disappointment from the entire night, was the realization I have been a Baytown resident my entire life and after 4 decades I finally went to see a play. Don't be me, spend the 20 or 30 bucks for a couple hours of live entertainment. I will definitely return and enjoy another show even if I have...

Never knew this little place was so stinking cute and amazing. Went to see A Christmas Carol, the production was beyond impeccable the setting of the place was fantastic and honestly were looking for more plays to attend... right here in our back yard there is a reasonable place for a family outing that doesn't include the bonus traffic congestion that downtown Houston has to offer. Grab the family pick a play and get out there and enjoy this place is pretty cool... it may be little but it is mighty. What's your take on the Baytown...