Laredo Little Theatre

Serving the community for 100 years and counting!
Contact us if you are a plawright, director, actor,
or if you just want to volunteer.

LLT is an ALL VOLUNTEER Board and staff. The best way to contact us is by email. LLT is open during rehearsals from 7 pm to 9 pm.

The Laredo Little Theatre has been in existence since 1911, when Market Hall was the scene of a spectacular musical presentation.
Aloysius J. Notzon was the founder of “Amateur Theatre” in 1923 and served, as its first director. Mrs. A. B. Galo was with the original group.
The production, “Her Song,” a musical with a cast of 85, was presented in 1928 in cooperation with the Washington’s Birthday Celebration Association.
During World War II, “ HMS Pinafore” was presented in cooperation with Special Services from the Laredo Gunnery School.
In 1953, The Laredo Little Theatre was re-organized with the presentation of “One Foot in Heaven,” directed by Larry Clark, from the Laredo Air Force Base.
1959 saw the beginning of the summer musicals with the presentation of “The Boyfriend.” This was followed by “Damn Yankees,” “Bye Bye Birdie,” “My Fair Lady” and “Little Mary Sunshine.”
Anyone having an interest in becoming part of the activities of the Laredo Little Theatre is always welcomed to participate at LLT. There are no active memberships for those who would like to act, or to assist with the myriad backstage activities. The Laredo Little Theatre is comprised of Laredo residents who have at least one thing in common: a great consuming interest in the promotion of the performing arts.
LLT is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Donations are welcomed.