Haugesund Theatre is a Norwegian regional theatre, based in Haugesund, with activity all over the northern part of the county of Rogaland.

Photo from Ibsen Theatre and Haugesund Theatre's productions Fire begravelser og ett bryllup* (Four funerals and a wedding) (2016) and Fire begravelser og et bryllup* (Four funerals and a wedding). Digital version (2020).

The Sound of Music (2010) was a collaboration production by Haugesund Theatre and the culture centre called Sola kulturhus, based on the musical by Richard Rodgers (music), Oscar Hammerstein (lyrics), Howard Lindsay (book) and Russel Crouse (book), in turn based on the autobiography of Maria von Trapp, The Trapp Family Singers.

The Jungle Book (2018) was a theatre production by Haugesund Theatre, based on the novel by Rudyard Kipling, in a theatrical adaptation by Vidar Magnussen. The production was performed in Festiviteten.

Peter Pan (2017) was a theatre production for children by Haugesund Theatre, based on the book for children by J. M. Barrie, in a theatrical adaption by Erik Schøyen and Henrik Amundsen.

Jesus Christ Superstar (2017) was a musical theatre production by Haugesund Theatre, based on the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. The production was performed at the theatre's main stage.

Waffle Hearts (2016) was a theatre production by Haugesund Theatre, based on the book for children by Maria Parr, in a theatrical adaption by Jesper Halle. The production was performed at the main stage of Festiviteten.

George's Marvellous Medicine (2018) is a theatre production for children by The Norwegian Touring Theatre, Haugesund Theatre and Sogn og Fjordane Theatre, based on the book for children by Roald Dahl, in a theatrical adaption by Morten Joachim. Gunnar Eiriksson and Espen Mauno have composed the music for the production. The production opened at The Norwegian Touring Theatre, prior to being performed on tour.

Pippi Longstocking (2014) was a theatre production by Haugesund Theatre, based on the books for children by Astrid Lindgren. The production opened at the main stage of Festiviteten, Haugesund.