Founded In 1962
Sixty-Plus Years of Curtain Calls in Middle Georgia
Welcome Neighbor
Warner Robins Little Theatre
Since 1962, Warner Robins Little Theatre has been Middle Georgia’s home for live, local theatre. For more than six decades, our neighbors have come together to direct, design, build, perform, volunteer, and fill the seats. Whether this is your first visit to our website or your hundredth time walking through our lobby doors, we’re glad you’re here. We welcome you to Warner Robins Little Theatre.
Visiting Warner Robins Little Theatre
What to Expect
We want your visit to be seamless and enjoyable from the moment you arrive. From choosing your seat to the final bow, here's exactly how a visit to WRLT unfolds.
Purchase your tickets online
Choose a production, select a performance date, pick your seats, and check out online. Your tickets will be reserved under the name used at checkout.
Check in at the box office
The box office opens one hour before showtime for check-in, concessions, and raffle sales. Plan to arrive 15–30 minutes ahead so you have time to park, check in, and get settled.
Find your seat and get settled in
Once you’ve checked in, pick up a complimentary playbill, grab your favorite concessions from the box office, and make your way to your seat before the performance begins.
Sit back and enjoy the performance
Be present for every moment of the performance. Please put your phone away until after the show, as flash photography and video recording aren’t permitted during the performance.
Linger after the curtain falls
Our actors remain on stage for a few moments after bows, giving you the opportunity to celebrate their performance, congratulate the cast, and share your favorite moments from the show.
Share the show with your friends
Help Warner Robins Little Theatre continue sharing stories, creating opportunities, and bringing live theatre to our community for years to come by expanding our audience.




Putting the "Unity" in Community Theatre
WRLT is a non-profit community theatre serving Warner Robins and the surrounding Middle Georgia region. We stage five mainstage productions each season, comedies, dramas, musicals, and everything in between, alongside special events and workshops that bring theatre to audiences and performers of every age.
Nobody on our stage, backstage, or in our box office is a paid professional. They’re teachers, service members, students, retirees, and everyone in between, drawn together by a shared love of live performance. That’s the heart of community theatre: the show only happens because people in this community volunteer their time, effort, and skills to make it happen, season after season.
Curious how we got here? Our full history traces the journey from a converted dairy barn in 1962 to the stage we call home today.