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LUC A S T H E AT RE
Arthur Lucas and architect C.K. Howell opened
the Lucas Theatre in December 19 21. In 1986, a
group of Savannah citizens pooled their resources
to purchase the building and began a $12 million
restoration. The theatre reopened in 2000.
LucasTheatre.com
32 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31401 | 912.525.5040
KHughes@scad.edu
T RUS T E E S T H E AT E R
The Weis Theater was built in the midst of the post-
World War II construction boom. The theater held
the distinction of having one of the largest movie
screens in the South and was the first theater in the
Southeast to be built with air conditioning adjustable
to the needs of the audience. The structure reopened
as Trustees Theater May 9, 1998. (1500 Theater)
TrusteesTheater.com
216 E. Broughton St., Savannah, GA 31401 | 912.525.5053
CRouthier@scad.edu
SAVA N N A H T H E AT RE
Designed and constructed by noted architect William
Jay, the theatre has undergone several facelifts due to
disasterous fires in its 200-year history. Its current Art
Deco style is a reflection of its most recent remodel
after a 1948 fire. Today, the Savannah Theatre is
home to a cast of professional players who perform a
regular rotation of six shows per year. (525 Theater)
SavannahTheatre.com
222 Bull St., Savannah, GA 31401
Christina Lopez | 912.233.7764
christina@savannahtheatre.com
M E TA L B U I LD I N G AT T RUS T E E S' G A RD E N
The restored historic Metal Building at Trustees'
Garden is 8,000 square feet of event space that
features state of the art acoustics and lighting. This
multi-use venue can be combined with a 2,000 square
foot "Annex" indoor and outdoor plaza/amphitheater
space that offers seating to accommodate as many
as 1,000 attendees for performances.
TrusteesGarden.com
10 East Broad Street, Savannah, GA 31401 | 912.233.8938
mcortez@trusteesgarden.com
T H E AT E R S
