Hall Green Little Theatre is a suburban community theatre on Pemberley Road in the Fox Hollies area of Hall Green.

The resident company, which is staffed by volunteers, provides "exciting, engaging and professional theatre" and encourages community participation in the arts.

The theatre possesses two stages: the Veitch, which is the main house with a capacity of 200 and the Signature: a studio that can seat up to 90. Ten productions are staged each season: six in the Main House & four in the Studio.

The facilities include a licensed bar. Coffee is served in the foyer during intervals. Some free parking is available from 6.30 pm on performance nights

The theatre, which opened in 1935 and was rebuilt in the 1980's, possesses two stages: the Main House with stepped seating for around 140 spectators and the Studio which can accommodate up to 30.

The Highbury Players generally stage seven plays from September to June, including an English classic, an international classic and a Christmas show; the Studio specialises in challenging, off-beat and unusual plays.

The theatre contains a coffee shop and members bar. Parking can be difficult, particularly in Sheffield Road, although there may be spaces near the railway in Marston Road.

The theatre, which can seat 129, stages around six annual productions in addition to play readings, musical evenings, quiz nights and other social activities.

The members serve as unpaid actors, technicians and administrators. There is a licensed bar and coffee lounge. Parking is prohibited outside the theatre but there is a pay and display at the corner of Upper Holland Street and South Parade.