Boch Center Shubert Theatre

The Shubert Theatre is one of the two historic stages of the Boch Center in Boston’s Theatre District, sitting directly across the street from the Wang Theatre. Since opening on January 24, 1910, it has enjoyed a rich history of world premieres and memorable performances. Today its program includes dance, Broadway, concerts, comedy, dramatic productions and popular artists, along with a range of other performing arts.

The theater is part of the Boch Center’s wider mission of making the arts accessible. Through the Boston Family Days program, Boston K-12 students and their families can attend professional performances at the Shubert and the Wang, and over the past 30 years the nonprofit’s free education and outreach programs have reached nearly 400,000 children, teens, families and educators, along with hundreds of neighborhood organizations.

What to Know

• Daily theater tours are available to the public and to private groups.
• The theater is listed as wheelchair accessible.
• Recent Boch Center lineups have included Little Big Town, Jim Gaffigan and The Jayhawks.
• It is a Meet Boston partner listed under performing arts and walking tours.