On Euclid Avenue near the heart of Little Five Points, this theater seats 200 on the main stage and 90 for smaller shows on the back stage.

Based in the King Plow Arts Center, this theater company puts on shows for up to 175 guests.

Formerly the Peachtree Playhouse, this 139-seat venue is best known for showing the longest running play in Atlanta History: Peachtree Battle.

Forced from their old home by development, the group currently puts on shows at 7 stages, but is working on converting a former church to their new "House of Dad's."

A small theater tucked beneath the complex housing the Alliance next door to the High Museum, the 200-seat venue is the most intimate at Arts Center.

Based out of an old school building just south of Little Five Points, the Horizon Theatre Company puts on shows for up to 172 patrons.

Sitting across from the Roswell Square, the theater provides programming across the arts spectrum as well as periodic shows in their 75-seat facility.

One of the city's oldest professional theater groups, the Theatrical Outfit performs in a 200-seat theater in the former Herren's Restaurant.

Billed as "The New American Shakespeare Tavern," the troupe performs shows in Elizabethan English within a tavern-style theater that seats 200.