The Genesius Theatre in Reading, Pennsylvania, originally opened its doors in 1971 in a storefront. In 1974 it moved to its current location at the corner of 10th Street and Walnut Street. In 2007 the theatre presented Genesius the Musical, an original show created by members of the Genesius Theatre, featuring the story of the Genesius Theatre, its formation, and its early days. Genesius Theatre is a performance venue that specializes in musicals. Its main stage can accommodate 103 guests plus 18 in the balcony and it also serves as a learning center for kids by providing two or three performances for children and teenagers per year as well as 4 to 6-week kids' summer theatre camps.

153 N 10th St, Reading, PA 19601, Phone: 610-371-8151

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