The Hole in the Wall Theatre was founded in 1990 by Robert Brock. The 60-seat Victorian theatre is located at 126 N. Water Street in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Hole in the Wall became a nonprofit corporation in 2001. The theatre is now managed by a volunteer board of directors who contract with Robert Brock to serve as Artistic Director. Performances are given on most weekends in the resident theatre. The theatre seats came from the Fulton Opera House in 1997. They were purchased at an auction held prior to the Fulton renovation. There is a gift shop and museum in this historic property (circa 1850s), which are open before and after performances.
