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*Due to COVID-19, The Little is Temporarily Closed*

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Hours and Ticket Prices

Business office:
Mon. - Fri. Closed until further notice
Always available by appointment and by phone at 258-0400.

Café open 7 days a week
Sun.  Closed
Mon.  Closed
Tues.  Closed
Wed.  Closed
Thur.  Closed
Fri.  Closed
Sat.  Closed

Theatres:

L-1 box office opens 30 minutes before showtime.
L 2-5 box office opens 5pm Monday - Friday and 30 minutes before show time Saturday and Sunday.

Ticket Prices:

Evenings $9.00

Mondays: $5.00

Sat/Sun Matinees $7.00

Seniors (65+) $6.00 Children (5-12) $6.00 Students $6.00 (Sunday - Thursday)

Military personnel $6.00 with I.D ( Everyday; no discount on special events and screenings)

Discount Book of 5 $35.00

Groups of 10 or more can make advanced reservations for evening shows at a discounted price. Ticket prices for groups of 10-99 are $8 each, tickets for groups of 100 or more are $6.50 each. To place an order, please call the business office at 585.258.0400.

Advance ticket purchases are available in person only at the box office at the hours listed above. Advance tickets are available starting on Tuesdays for the Friday openings.

Gift Certificates, Books of Tickets, and Discount Coupons are available in the Little Theatre Café or in the Little Theatre Business Office during normal business hours.

Parking and Directions


There are plenty of free or cheap parking options in close proximity to the Little Theatre!

We have our own parking lot off of Winthrop St, directly behind our historic Theatre 1. We have additional parking further down Winthrop St., near the former 2 Vine building -- the parking spots to the north side of the trees in the Hart's lot (next to our parking lot on Winthrop Street) are for Little patrons. On-street parking is always free after 6 p.m. on weekdays and all day on the weekends (Saturday and Sunday). On-street parking is available on Winthrop Street, East Ave, Union Street, Pitkin Street, and Charlotte Street, to name a few. Additionally, the East End Garage, just a short walk from the Theatre, is $2 on evenings and weekends after 5:30pm.

Since the East End is home to several fine restaurants and the Eastman Theatre, business really heats up during the holidays and on weekends. Be sure to leave yourself enough time to get to the movie!
 
How to get to the Little:
From East —Take 490 West and exit at Goodman Street. Turn right on Goodman to East Ave. Turn left on East. Theatre is on the right.
From West —Take 490 East, then exit 13 for the Inner Loop. Take the Inner loop to East Ave. exit. Turn right on East Avenue. Theatre is on the right.
The Little Theatre is located at 240 East Avenue.

Board of Trustees & Management

 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS:

Robert A. Healy, Chair
Norm Silverstein, President (bio)
David A. Still, Vice-Chair
Stephen Sloan, Treasurer
Betsy Wilson, Secretary

 

TRUSTEES:

Sonya Allen
Ajamu Kitwana
Maureen Lally
André Lindsay
Ardis Mangione-Lindley
Colleen Natarajan
Nannette Nocon
Karin Pecora
Joy Plotnik
Sandeep Mannava, MD
Cynthia Reddeck-LiDestri, MD
David Tang
Nicole VanGorder

 

HONORARY TRUSTEES:

Richard Brush   
Catherine Carlson*
Jane Glazer*     
Larry Glazer*
Suzanne Gouvernet       
Mary Soons McCarty*
Robert W. McKnight*    
Robert C. Stevens*
Betty Strasenburgh        
                *Deceased

 

BOARD & COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULES

In compliance with Section 396(k) of the Communications Act, WXXI Public Broadcasting Council maintains an open meeting policy. The public is welcome at all meetings, unless the meeting goes into executive session(closed) as provided for in the Act.

Meeting Schedules

 

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD

The Community Advisory Board (CAB) is a group of volunteers that helps WXXI and The Little fulfill its mission to engage the community with programming that stimulates and expands thought, inspires the spirit, opens cultural horizons and promotes understanding of diverse issues. The CAB helps WXXI staff and management evaluate how programs and content serve the needs and interests of our community. The CAB meets three times a year and participates in station events.

Community Advisory Board Members

David Long, Chair
Christine Adamo
Nora Brown
Curtis Carter
Jon Itkin
Elaine Miller
Dee Mosteller
Jennifer Muniga
Gloria Read
BJ Scanlon
Henry Simon
Marc Smith
Noël Vaché
Miriam Zinter

Meeting Schedules

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Norm Silverstein
President
585-258-0211

Susan Rogers
Executive Vice President & General Manager
585-258-0213

Laura Garrison
Vice President, Development
585-258-0309

Jon Haliniak
Director of Creative Services
585-258-0232

Kathy Reed
Assistant Vice President, Major & Planned Giving
585-258-0319

Derek Reis
Little General Manager & Film Programmer
585-258-0409

Lance Thomas
Chief Financial Officer
585-258-0226

Alison Zero Jones
Director of Sales & Marketing
585-258-0282

David Lot
Vice President, Technology & Operations
585-258-0294

Todd McCammon
Vice President, Television
585-258-0241

Staff Listing By Department

Little Theatre Staff Listing

Jim Malley
Facilities Manager  
[email protected]

Bryant Keicher
Cafe Manager
(585) 258-0413
[email protected]

Marian Mull
Theatre Shift Supervisor
(585) 258-0413
[email protected]

Chris Hogan-Roy
Lead Projectionist
(585) 258-0410
[email protected]

Matt DeTurck
Events and Special Programming Coordinator
(585) 258-0404
[email protected]

Scott Pukos
Public Relations Coordinator
(585) 258-0259
[email protected]

Jenna Iannucci
Membership Manager
(585) 258-0262
[email protected]

Derek Reis
General Manager/Film Programmer
(585)258-0406 
[email protected]

Zanne Brunner
Little Cafe Art Curator
[email protected]

The Little & WXXI Public Broadcasting

In January 2012, the Theatre took innovative step toward sustainability by entering into a parent-subsidiary relationship with WXXI Public Broadcasting. Because of this merger, we can be assured that as the downtown area and surrounding neighborhoods continue to change and grow, the Little will continue to be a bright spot in the neighborhood.  Learn more here:  www.thelittle.org/history