Downtown Wilmington explorers don’t have to venture too far to discover the Port City’s exceptional theater scene thanks to the conveniently located City Stage Theater. Featuring a “Level 5” bar, an intimate stage area, and a rotating series of plays and performance that utilize the talents of some of the area’s top local performers, patrons can enjoy a world-class night at the theater while never straying too far away from home.
The theater is found just a block or so away from the Cape Fear River in the heart of the downtown area, which makes it a convenient destination for any visitor staying in the center of Wilmington. Located within a historic and original Masonic Lodge building, and once owned by Dennis Hopper, the decades of culture gives the space a unique appeal that’s vintage, but still inviting and welcome. The stage area seats 220, and audiences can expect a varied line-up of productions every year, with everything from “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”to“Romeo and Juliet.”With an effortlessly cool bar with stunning waterfront views that’s perfect for an intermission or post-show drink, City Stage Theater is an eye-catching and world-class destination to enjoy Wilmington’s rich theater scene at its very best.
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