The Symphony of Life: Harmonizing Journeys Through Music
Discover how the universal language of music shapes our lives, guiding us through our highest triumphs and deepest valleys, and ultimately, carrying us to destinations beyond our wildest dreams.
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Emerson Colonial Theatre:
A Timeless Beacon of Boston's Performing Arts
Nestled in the heart of Boston, the Emerson Colonial Theatre stands as a historic gem, captivating audiences since its opening in 1900. Renowned for its stunning architecture and rich legacy, this iconic venue has hosted countless premieres and legendary performances. Today, it continues to be a vibrant hub for world-class entertainment, offering a diverse array of shows that celebrate the magic of live theatre.
ASL Performances
During American Sign Language performances, skilled theatrical Interpreters use American Sign Language to interpret the performances on stage.
Audio Described
Audio description is a live narration of the visual aspects of the performance broadcasted to visually impaired patrons who wear a small receiver (headset).
In Case you were wondering, here’s a bit about us.
The Emerson Colonial Theatre, an architectural marvel, opened its doors on December 20, 1900, with a performance of "Ben-Hur." Designed by Clarence Blackall and funded by Frederick Lothrop Ames Jr., it stands as the oldest continually operating theatre in Boston. This iconic venue has hosted the premieres of many seminal Broadway shows, including "Anything Goes," "Porgy and Bess," "Oklahoma!," "Follies," and "Moulin Rouge! The Musical." The theatre has undergone several renovations, including major ones in 1960, 1995, and a significant restoration in 2018. Located at 106 Boylston Street on Boston Common, it remains a vibrant hub for live performances, including Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and other events.
- Historic Opening: The theatre opened its doors on December 20, 1900, with a performance of "Ben-Hur"
- Architectural Marvel: It was designed by the architectural firm of Clarence Blackall and funded by Frederick Lothrop Ames Jr.
- Renovations: The theatre has undergone several renovations, including major ones in 1960, 1995, and a significant restoration in 2018
- Oldest Operating Theatre: It is the oldest continually operating theatre in Boston.
- Cultural Landmark: It is a pending Boston Landmark and is located at 106 Boylston Street on Boston Common.
- Community Hub: The theatre continues to be a vibrant hub for live performances, including Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and other events.
Our Upcoming Events
All official Emerson Colonial Theatre ticketing platforms (website, call center and box office) provide opportunities for guests to purchase accessible seating.
Emerson College: Shaping Leaders in Communication and the Arts
Located in Boston’s Theatre District, Emerson College fosters leadership in communication, the arts, and liberal arts. With 3,780 undergraduates and 670 graduate students from across the U.S. and 50 countries, Emerson boasts state-of-the-art facilities, renowned faculty, and over 90 student organizations. The College offers experiential learning programs in Los Angeles, Washington, DC, the Netherlands, London, China, and the Czech Republic. Its 39,000 alumni network holds leadership roles in the communication and arts sectors.
