Supporting The Performing Arts
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We’re looking to build our audience, expand our reach into the communities that we serve, and bring attention to the enormous talent we are blessed to have in Norfolk and throughout Hampton Roads. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, we depend on your financial support to fulfill this mission. Please consider supporting Generic Theater with a tax-deductible contribution.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
Where is Generic Theater?
We’re literally underground — in the basement of Chrysler Hall.
SCOPE GARAGE — Drive into the Scope Parking Garage (St Pauls Blvd & E Bute St), STAY TO THE RIGHT & DRIVE DOWN THE RAMP to the bottom level (U), and follow the Generic Theater signs around the perimeter (past the exit ramp) until you reach the underground theater entrance inside the garage.
CHRYSLER STAIRWELLS — Starting from the fountain plaza on the west side of the building, approach the Chrysler Hall Box Office and enter via one of the RED CORNER DOORS flanking the ticketing windows (see arrows in picture), walk down the stairs to the bottom level, and follow the Generic Theater signs through the garage to the underground theater entrance.
Tickets & Passes
Buying Tickets
Buy early and save! Tickets can be ordered online, with discounts for advance purchases, groups of 10+, military, senior, and student patrons. Tickets can also be purchased in-person beginning 1 hour before performances at our underground theater box office. Come out and see a show!
Putting on a Show
Volunteers
Generic Theater is a volunteer organization, so we need many hands to mount a successful production. Whether you’re a veteran designer, builder, or stage manager, or you’ve never worked on an show before, we can find a place for you. Learn more about our many volunteer opportunities and sign-up for upcoming shows.
THANKS FOR A GREAT SHOW!
Praise from HRACT Awards
“The acting in this show is remarkably well done, both individually and in the interplay between the characters.”
“So many well put together moments by co-directors Maryanne Kiley and Leila Stephanie, who clearly pushed both their technical staff and their actors to create something magical on stage.”
Written by Lynn Nottage | Directed by Leila Stephanie and Maryanne Kiley
Clyde’s Closed October 12th












