Dundee Theater

4952 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68132
(402) 933-0259

Photo courtesy of Eric Anderson

Omaha's longest-running cinema, the Dundee features two screens: the historic 300-seat Peggy Payne Theater and 25-seat Linder Microcinema. Choose from a selection of film books, Blu-rays, and other merchandise in the "Katie's Video" bookstore.

Theater Hours

Movie showtimes begin late afternoon on Tuesday through Friday, and before noon on Saturday and Sunday. Our Box Office opens 30 minutes before the day's first showtime.

We are closed to the public on Mondays. All four of our screens at both locations are available for private theater rentals every Monday!

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Lola's

Lola’s is a chef-driven and guest-focused café, restaurant, and wine bar in Dundee.

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Parking & Transportation

Free parking is available in the lots on the north side of the theater and to the east. Overflow parking is available in the parking lot on the north side of Usher Media, 5011 Capitol Avenue, after 5pm on weekdays and all day Saturdays and Sundays.

Bicycle parking is available on site. The Dundee is conveniently located near the ORBT stations at 49th & Dodge. We offer discounted tickets ($10) for those traveling to the theater by bike or public transportation.

Movie Tickets

Buy tickets online (no fees!) or at the Box Office. Unless otherwise noted, prices for regular movie tickets are:

$13 General
$10 Seniors (60+), Students, Teachers, Military, First Responders, Commuters (those arriving by bus or bike)
$8 Film Streams Members
$5 children under 12
$5 Family & children’s series

Ticket Policies

Tickets may be refunded up to one week prior to the screening/event date. Tickets may be exchanged for another program up to 24 hours prior to the screening start time. Within 24 hours of screening/event, no refunds or exchanges will be accepted. In the event that Film Streams needs to cancel a showing, we offer ticket exchanges or complimentary passes for any of our regularly priced programming.

About the Dundee Theater

The Dundee Theater first opened in December 1925, within what was then the suburban Omaha community of Dundee. Four years later, sound technology arrived, marking the first of many changes to the cinema through the years.

At times, the Dundee served as a venue for popular Hollywood fare, including its historic 118-week run of The Sound of Music in the mid-1960s. At others, it operated as an art house, introducing new independents and international films to local audiences.

In 2017, following a transformational gift of property from The Sherwood Foundation that saved the then-shuttered Dundee Theater, Film Streams took ownership of the historic cinema and began a major renovation to secure its future.

Improvements and additions include a new, safer entrance on the north side of the building, a larger lobby/community space shared with Lola's Cafe, and a brand new screening room, the 25-seat Linder Microcinema, that will feature more experimental and challenging art films while also serving as the home for Film Streams Courses.