One of the most extensive and admired programs in the country, the Huntington's Education Department serves more than 10,000 students each year with subsidized tickets to student matinees and after school programs that introduce students to the theatre.
The Huntington's Department of Education & Community Outreach has provided opportunities for more than 250,000 students and members of the Greater Boston community since its inception. The Huntington's community access programs include audio-described shows and ASL-interpreted performances that make it possible for blind and low-vision patrons and Deaf and hard-of-hearing theatregoers to enjoy Huntington productions, as well as special discount programs for community groups such as Elder Arts, Big Brother/Big Sister, and AIDS Action.
Who We Are
From left: Meg Wieder, Education Manager and Access Coordinator; Donna Glick, Director of Education;
Naheem Garcia, Education and Community Associate;
Lynne Johnson, Associate Director of Education
The purpose of the Huntington Theatre Company’s Department of Education and Community Programs is to foster and support a direct and passionate engagement for youth, educators, artists, and the broader community in all aspects of the theatre experience.
Click on the links at left to learn more about the Huntington's Education and Community programs.