The Huntington Calderwood

The Calderwood Pavilion contains the Wimberly Theatre, the Roberts Studio Theatre, the Carol G. Deane Hall, and the Nicholas Martin Hall. You should navigate to the Calderwood Pavilion if you are seeing a show in any of those aforementioned spaces.

Directions and parking for The Calderwood Pavilion

Google Maps directions to 527 Tremont St, Boston MA 02116

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Accessibility Information

The Huntington Theatre

The Huntington Theatre contains The Huntington Theatre and The Maso Studio.

Directions and Parking for The Huntington Theatre

Google Maps directions to 264 Huntington Ave, Boston MA 02115

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TRAVEL ALERT: Orange Line: Service will be suspended between Back Bay & Wellington from May 28 – June 6 due to bridge and track work. Use shuttles between Wellington & North Station. Use Green Line between North Station & Copley. Learn more.

Huntington Theatre provides ASL-interpreted performances, open captioning, audio descriptions, assistive listening devices, and more.

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For more information on The Huntington’s access programs, please email access@huntingtontheatre.org or call 617-266-0800.

Access information for our two venues: The Huntington Theatre and The Huntington Calderwood:

 The Huntington Calderwood is fully accessible. The Virginia Wimberly Theatre can accommodate both wheelchair and companion seating in the orchestra and mezzanine sections. The Nancy and Edward Roberts Studio Theatre can accommodate up to four wheelchair seats, depending on the seating configuration. There are accessible restrooms on both levels of  The Huntington Calderwood. The Atelier 505 Parking Garage provides handicapped parking in close proximity to The Huntington Calderwood.

Venue Information:

• The Huntington Calderwood

 The Huntington Theatre at 264 Huntington Avenue is fully accessible. The theatre can accommodate both wheelchair and companion seating in the orchestra and mezzanine sections. There is a chair lift from the mezzanine lobby to the mezzanine seating area. The Maso Studio is also fully accessible. There are accessible restrooms on all levels of the Huntington Theatre. ADA parking spots are available at Gainsborough Garage and Matthews Arena nearby. 

Please call 617-266-0800 for more venue information.

For more information, please email access@huntingtontheatre.org or call 617-266-0800.

Content advisories are written notices for our shows to let interested patrons know that a show may contain sensitive content ahead of time. These notices flag specific themes that may be upsetting so our patrons can adequately prepare themselves to engage with or, if necessary, disengage from the material.

Content advisories for individual shows can be found by clicking here or by navigating to the show’s informational page and clicking the Content Advisory button in the upper right corner.

The Huntington Community Membership Initiative is a program designed to reduce the cost barrier of attending live theatre for those with limited income and to diversify the audiences so they look more like the city of Boston.

• Community Members can purchase tickets to any available seat at any performance without restriction for just $20.
• Community Membership is free and available through partnerships with agencies and organizations that serve limited-income populations.
• Enrolled members receive a membership card and a code to use when calling Ticketing Services or purchasing tickets online.

Are you a member of an organization serving low-income communities and interested in enrolling your members? Contact Oswaldo Pereira at opereira@huntingtontheatre.org.

Huntington Community Membership Initiative Receptions

All Community Members are invited to attend these pre-show receptions throughout the season. Receptions include complimentary food and drinks, and an opportunity to learn more about the shows and the program and to meet other interested theatergoers. Tickets to the performance should be purchased separately.

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We are announcing an important step forward in The Huntington’s journey toward becoming a more equitable and actively anti-racist organization: the launch of our Anti-Racist Strategic Action Plan (ASAP).

The ASAP includes concrete policies and procedures to be implemented (and/or reinforced) across the entire organization. Each policy will work on its own and as part of a holistic institutional effort to catalyze and sustain The Huntington’s stated commitment to systemic change.

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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 acknowledgment was created by the 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

Covid-19 Public Health Policies

Masks are encouraged but are no longer required for any performances.

Anyone who feels uncomfortable can ask the House Manager about alternative options which may include:

• a better quality mask
• a new seat further distanced from other patrons
• re-scheduling for a different performance
• a shift to the at-home Digital Streaming option, when applicable

Any patron interested in attending a different performance will be able to exchange their tickets by contacting our ticketing services staff.

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY COVID SYMPTOMS, STAY HOME.

If on the day of your performance, you are experiencing any COVID symptoms, please reach out to Ticketing Services to easily exchange to a different performance or to the at-home Digital Streaming option, when applicable.

Please contact Ticketing Services at 617-266-0800 or tickets@huntingtontheatre.org for more information about exchanges or with any questions or concerns.

Current as of  March 27, 2024.

On occasion, ticket availability for select performances is limited due to high demand, but seats are still released every day for sale. When this happens, patrons may contact Huntington Ticketing Services to join our Advanced Wait List and be upgraded to a seat automatically when it becomes available.

How It Works:

• Contact Ticketing Services at 617-266-0800 and reserve a spot on the Advanced Wait List with a $25 deposit per ticket (plus the standard per-ticket handling fee).
• If a seat becomes available before your selected performance, you will automatically be upgraded and your credit card will be charged the difference in price. We will call you to tell you that you have been upgraded.
• If you are not upgraded to a seat before your selected performance but you have placed your name on the Advanced Wait List, please arrive at the theatre no later than 45 minutes before curtain and check in at ticketing services.
• Your $25 deposit is non-refundable unless you arrive at the theatre on the night of your chosen performance and we are unable to seat you.

The lobbies of The Huntington Theatre and The Huntington Calderwood open 30 minutes prior to each performance.

Children under the age of five are not permitted in the theatre.

The use of all cameras and all recording devices in the theatre is prohibited for the safety of the actors and in accordance with Actors’ Equity Association.

We hate to see empty seats when many of our performances sell out. Please consider donating any tickets you can’t use to the theatre.

Ticket exchanges are a benefit available to our subscribers. Learn More

Photocopies of IDs and licenses can be scanned and emailed to us at tickets@huntingtontheatre.org.

For student discounts, a copy of the student ID card is needed.

There is no dress code. Audience members attend our performances in everything from jeans to formal attire.

Please remember to switch off all watches and cell phones during the performance.

The safety of our patrons, casts, and staff is very important to us. While we rarely cancel a performance due to inclement weather, please contact Ticketing Services if you have concerns about your ability to attend.

If we make the decision to cancel a performance, we will attempt to contact all ticket holders in advance of the announced start time.

We make every effort to begin our performances on time. In consideration of our actors and other audience members, latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the management. Latecomers may not be seated in their assigned seats until intermission.

Performance times vary from show to show. Visit the Plays and Events page and select the show you are attending for run time information or call Ticketing Services at 617-266-0800.

Please check your tickets, the website, or with staff when purchasing your tickets to confirm the location of your performance. The Huntington Theatre Company performs at  The Huntington Theatre(264 Huntington Avenue) and at The Huntington Calderwood in the South End (527 Tremont Street).

Objects found in the theatre may be given to an usher or brought to coat check.

To inquire about missing items:

• The Huntington Theatre: 617-273-1666
• The Huntington Calderwood: 617-933-8608

Tickets purchased with discounts such as HYPE, Military, and Student, are held at Ticketing Services for discount verification.  Other discounts may be held at the discretion of ticketing services, but you will receive a call in this case.

If you did not use one of the aforementioned discounts, please allow 7 to 10 days after you purchase for your tickets to arrive in the mail.

If you order your tickets within one week of performance, they will be held at Ticketing Services.

Tickets can be picked up at any time between the time of purchase and the performance at either of our Ticketing Services locations (The Huntington Theatre; The Huntington Calderwood, 527 Tremont Street).

The Huntington will accept submissions from agencies in the United States‚ Canada‚ and the UK, and agents are recommended to contact the theatre by phone in advance of submissions. Unsolicited submissions from writers without agents will not be accepted. We accept full scripts only — no queries‚ summaries‚ or sample pages‚ please.

The Huntington has made a strong commitment to fostering the work of local writers‚ and encourages Boston-area playwrights to apply to the Huntington Playwriting Fellows program to develop a long-term relationship with the theatre.

Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase before the show and during intermissions. Outside food and drink continues to not be allowed.

In addition to the advertised ticket price, all tickets sold via the Internet or over the phone will be charged a per ticket Convenience Fee assessed directly to the patron at the time of sale.

The price of the Convenience Fee is dependent on the cost of the ticket, and is as follows:

• For tickets $0.00-$20.00: $2.25 per ticket Convenience Fee
• For tickets $20.01-$40.00: $5.50 per ticket Convenience Fee
• For tickets $40.01 and greater: $8.75 per ticket Convenience Fee

There is no fee for tickets purchased in person at one of our locations (The Huntington Theatre, 264 Huntington Avenue; The Huntington Calderwood, 527 Tremont Street).

Free ticket exchanges are a benefit available to our subscribers. Learn more.

Single-ticket buyers may exchange their tickets for a $10 fee. Please call ticketing services at 617-266-0800 if you need to make such an exchange.

For performances with reserved seating, tickets can be reprinted and held at Ticketing Services. A photo ID is required for pick-up. We apologize but we are unable to reprint tickets for general admission events.

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THE COLONNADE BOSTON

Centrally located and exquisitely appointed in the iconic Back Bay neighborhood, The Colonnade Hotel in Boston MA is the contemporary luxury Boston hotel of choice for the modern traveler. Nestled at the intersection of a quaint residential community and Boston’s main shopping districts in Copley Square and Newbury Street, our Back Bay address offers prime access to the Boston Symphony, The Huntington Theater, Hynes Convention Center, Northeastern University and nearby transit, allowing you to get out and explore the best of Boston. www.colonnadehotel.com 1-800-962-3030 reservations@colonnadehotel.com

View your exclusive season ticket holder discounts, exchange tickets, or redeem your FlexPasses. View Season Ticket Holder info.

The Huntington offers many different affiliation and aged-based discounts off our ticket prices. Discounts can be applied online, in person, or over the phone. Patrons who purchase discounted tickets must pick up their tickets and provide proof of ID or eligibility at ticketing services before the show. All discounts are subject to availability. Learn More.

Groups save up to 20% off regular prices! Stage your next group outing at The Huntington. Learn more and book. 

Season ticket packages are the best way to gain access to premier Boston theatre in the best seats in the house. Buy Season Tickets

The Huntington FlexPasses provide the ultimate flexibility. They can be redeemed for the best seats available at any Huntington performance and in any combination. In addition, FlexPass holders get all the benefits of our Season pass holders, including free exchanges and missed performance insurance. And best of all? Huntington FlexPasses NEVER EXPIRE! Buy FlexPasses.

Phone: 617-266-0800
Fax: 617-421-9674
Email: tickets@huntingtontheatre.org

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We have a stock of over 10,000 garments and growing, including a wide range of styles and historical eras. Single pieces or full productions may be rented. We rent to other professional theatres, non-profit theatres, film productions and college theatre departments. Please note, we do not currently rent to high schools, community theatres or individuals for parties/Halloween.

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Thank you on behalf of The Huntington for considering our organization for your event auction. Please be aware that The Huntington only considers requests that are submitted at least 6 weeks prior to the event.

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