English: The P Street entrance to The Studio Theatre, located at 1501 14th Street, N.W., (also known as 1333 P Street, N.W.) in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

Built in 1920 to the designs of architectural firm Murphy & Olmstead (Frederick Vernon Murphy and Walter B. Olmsted), the industrial, Classical Revival theater – built of reinforced concrete finished in tapestry brick – originally served as an automobile showroom for the Trew Motor Company, a distributor for the REO and Peerless automobiles; the building later functioned as the Petrovich Auto Repair Shop. In 1987, the theater company moved to its present location, converting the ground level into the 200-seat Mead Theatre, and renovating the upper level into office space and classrooms.

The building is designated as a contributing property to the Greater Fourteenth Street Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.