Theatre

In this 1991 photo, Raye McMcoy prepares to enter the Palace with her friend Mary Forbes, who was purchasing tickets to the “Long Long Trailer” movie. The Palace started showing movies again that afternoon, after a two-year hiatus. The patrons said they had been coming to the Palace to see movies for more than 40 years. (Sun Archive)

In this 1991 photo, Raye McMcoy prepares to enter the Palace with her friend Mary Forbes, who was purchasing tickets to the “Long Long Trailer” movie. The Palace started showing movies again that afternoon, after a two-year hiatus. The patrons said they had been coming to the Palace to see movies for more than 40 years. (Sun Archive)

The Palace Theatre celebrates 100 years

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
In 1926, silent films were loaded up into movie projectors and cast onto the screen at the Palace Theatre at 810 South Austin Avenue. The silver screen dazzled patrons with the stars of the day, telling stories that brought far away worlds to Georgetown’s population.
The cast discusses their tasks for the evening and tackling the next part in writing the script for Pride and Prejudice. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)

The cast discusses their tasks for the evening and tackling the next part in writing the script for Pride and Prejudice. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)

Theater company beckons arts lovers with intimate performances

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Monday, September 2, 2024
By day, Brandon Lindsey serves as the General Manager of ThunderCloud Subs on the Square, making sandwiches and connections with regulars. However, Mr. Lindsey moonlights as one of the co-founders of independent Georgetown theater company Druid & Bard. Mr.
Avery Pitz, center, playing Little Ti Moune, is shown in a scene from the Thursday, May 18, 2023 dress rehearsal of "Once On This Island," playing on the Palace Theater's Springer Stage through June 18. Photo by Andy Sharp.

Avery Pitz, center, playing Little Ti Moune, is shown in a scene from the Thursday, May 18, 2023 dress rehearsal of "Once On This Island," playing on the Palace Theater's Springer Stage through June 18. Photo by Andy Sharp.

Support theatre programs around the Georgetown area

Linda Dwyer
Friday, July 26, 2024
The Palace Theatre has served Williamson County for almost 100 years. The Georgetown facility opened in 1925 as a movie theater and switched to play productions in 1991. The Springer Stage, 810 South Austin Avenue, holds 291 patrons within the vintage theater.
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