Brick District Playhouse

Fully restored and ready to host unforgettable performances, community events, and private celebrations in our main stage, balcony, or front space. Brick District Playhouse is a charitable organization dedicated to the restoration of use of the historic theatre at 613 Court Street, Fulton, Missouri. The theatre was originally built in 1928 for both vaudeville productions and motion pictures and wa

s continually operated in the historic downtown district of Fulton for nearly 80 years. Since 2005, several organizations and individuals worked to preserve and renovate the theatre. In 2015, the Brick District Association agreed to assume control of these endeavors and work on the building itself is now underway. The Brick District Playhouse consists of individuals interested in the history of one of mid-Missouri’s few remaining movie houses, dedicated to supporting the performing arts in our community, and determined to continue the efforts of the Brick District to revitalize our unique downtown. Our organization is convinced that the Brick District Playhouse can both preserve a treasure from Fulton’s past and promote a cultural center for its future. Construction work on the building itself will continue while the board seeks ideas, volunteers, and resources to bring this vision back to life. When operational, the venue will house plays, concerts, and a variety of attractions that will again serve as an engine for economic activity in the downtown area. At the same time, the Playhouse will give our community a stage for aspiring actors, singers, and performers of all types who will bring the performing arts back to the Brick District.