William S.
8/24/2025
We saw "Something Rotten" and thoroughly enjoyed it! It was all exceptional-and I mean everything including the acting, the singing, the choreography orchestra and the set! It was so much fun...
Torrance Theatre Company
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1316 Cabrillo Ave
Torrance, CA 90501
Torrance Theatre Company, located in Torrance, CA, is a vibrant hub for the performing arts. Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, this company offers a diverse array of theatrical productions, from classics like "Escanaba in Da Moonlight" to festive favorites such as "A 1940s Radio Christmas Carol."
Aside from captivating stage performances, Torrance Theatre Company also provides a range of educational opportunities, including youth and adult classes, workshops, and improv sessions. With a strong emphasis on community engagement, this company encourages involvement through auditions, volunteering, and internships.
Whether you're a seasoned theatre enthusiast or a newcomer to the arts scene, Torrance Theatre Company invites you to join them in supporting their mission of spreading the magic of live theatre throughout the Torrance community.
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Mary T.
12/24/2023
I love this local theater company that one of its directors introduced me to. Seating is 40+ people only, so don't dilly dally or you might not get the seats you want. Ample street parking; good...
Tami W.
10/14/2023
Today I saw my first play at this venue and I loved it! I was greeted warmly at the door and was made to feel very comfortable as I waited for the theatre to open. The door opens one hour before...
Steven W.
4/18/2023
First time stepping into the Torrance Theatre Company this month to watch Wild With Happy, a comedy play that was funny, relatable, and heart-warming. They have a mini parking lot to the side. The...
Danielle F.
10/15/2022
This small local theater is truly wonderful. The shows are incredibly thought out, complex, and entertaining. The set designs are insanely good - the man who makes them is a true set design artist...
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