About Us
Mission Statement
The Huntington engages, inspires, entertains and challenges audiences with theatrical productions that range from the classics to new works; we train and support the next generation of theatre artists; we provide arts education programs that promote life-long learning to a diverse community; and we celebrate the essential power of the theatre to illuminate our common humanity.
What we do
From world-class theater productions to renowned education programs, The Huntington illuminates the power of theatre and community.
Staff & Board
Under the direction of Artistic Director Loretta Greco and Executive Director Christopher Mannelli, The Huntington brings world-class theatre artists together with new talent to create eclectic seasons of exciting new works and classics made current.
Our Values
Our core company values and code of respect guides all of the work we do at The Huntington
Work With Us
The recipient of the 2013 Regional Theatre Tony Award, The Huntington has developed into Boston’s leading theatre company since its founding in 1982. The Huntington brings together superb local and national talent to produce a mix of groundbreaking new works and classics made current each season.
Jobs
To Apply for Full-Time Positions: Interested candidates, please see the careers portal below for all open positions and application instructions.
Artist Opportunities
View current and upcoming observerships, workshops, and more!
New Play Development Initiatives
Learn about The Huntington Playwrighting Fellows, Breaking Ground New Work Festival, play submissions, and more!
Volunteer
Whether backstage‚ in Front of House‚ or working at a special event‚ Huntington volunteers have the unique opportunity to assist the theatre and at the same time become a part of The Huntington family.
The Huntington acknowledges that our physical spaces stand on the occupied homeland of the Massachusett people. We’d like to begin by acknowledging the Massachusett Tribe from whom the Colony, Province and Commonwealth of Massachusetts have taken their name. We’d like to pay respect to the ancestral bloodline of the Massachusett Tribe and their descendants who still inhabit the land to this day. We honor and respect the many native peoples who are connected to this land, past, present and future, including the Nipmuc and Wampanoag peoples.
This land acknowledgement was created by staff of The Huntington with input from the council of The Massachusett Tribe at Ponkapoag. To learn more about the tribe or to donate in support of their current programs, visit their website www.massachusetttribe.org