
Inside Prosser’s Beautiful Historic Princess Theatre
Have you ever been to the Princess Theatre in Prosser, Washington? If not, find a show you want to see, and you won’t be disappointed by the atmosphere and intimacy of this shinning diamond in the middle of Prosser!
My Experiences With Yakima Valley Theatres
I’m a big fan of the theatre. From school plays in Naches, to attending productions at Ike in Yakima, to seeing big shows at The Capitol Theatre, and even performing myself in the Upstairs Theatre at Glenwood Square and the 4th Street Theatre with the comedy improv troupe, Manic Thunder.

But walking into the Princess Theatre was something completely new to me. I had driven by it countless times, passing through Prosser, but just assumed it was a standard movie theater. Then my friend told me about one of my favorite comedians taking the stage, and I realized there was more than I thought on the corner of Mead Ave & 7th Street.
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When you walk in, to your left is the entrance to a beautiful serving bar and dining area filled with tables and chairs and a smaller stage.

From the main door, you can walk up a ramp and enter the historic hallway leading to the beautiful 400-seat theatre.
“A historic landmark for Prosser, Washington, and the surrounding area, the Princess Theatre is one of only a handful of historic theatres in Washington State still operating as performance venues.
Since 1960, our theatre company has striven to enrich the community through performing arts and, since 2009, theater preservation.”
– ProsserPrincess.com
Take a look at some of the photos I snapped of this beautiful and iconic theatre.
Take A Peak At Prosser's Historic Princess Theatre!
Gallery Credit: tsm/Timmy!
