Theatre in Boston
100 theatre listed in Boston, refreshed every 6 hours from current ticketing inventory.
Theatre in Boston
Wicked
Boston Opera House
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$55 USD
Find ticketsOperation Mincemeat
Citi Emerson Colonial Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$45 USD
Find ticketsTo Kill A Mockingbird
Huntington Theatre at Huntington Avenue Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00From$172 USD
Find ticketsLate Nite Catechism
Charles Playhouse - Stage II
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00From$78 USD
Find ticketsCactus Tate
Laugh Boston
Sun 18 Oct · 18:00From$53 USD
Find ticketsWicked
Boston Opera House
Sun 18 Oct · 18:30From$73 USD
Find ticketsOperation Mincemeat
Citi Emerson Colonial Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 18:30From$48 USD
Find ticketsWicked
Boston Opera House
Tue 20 Oct · 19:00From$78 USD
Find ticketsOperation Mincemeat
Citi Emerson Colonial Theatre
Tue 20 Oct · 19:00From$34 USD
Find ticketsTo Kill A Mockingbird
Huntington Theatre at Huntington Avenue Theatre
Tue 20 Oct · 19:00From$68 USD
Find tickets100 upcoming theatre shows are listed in Boston, 35 in the next 7 days and 100 within 30 days. Coming up: Wicked on Oct 18 at Boston Opera House (from $55); Operation Mincemeat on Oct 18 at Citi Emerson Colonial Theatre (from $45); To Kill A Mockingbird on Oct 18 at Huntington Theatre at Huntington Avenue Theatre (from $172).
Boston Opera House (28), Huntington Theatre at Huntington Avenue Theatre (20) and Charles Playhouse - Stage II (15) have the most theatre show dates on the list. Listed starting prices run from $33 to $405 across 100 priced listings.
- Wicked — Oct 18, Boston Opera House (from $55)
- Operation Mincemeat — Oct 18, Citi Emerson Colonial Theatre (from $45)
- To Kill A Mockingbird — Oct 18, Huntington Theatre at Huntington Avenue Theatre (from $172)
- Late Nite Catechism — Oct 18, Charles Playhouse - Stage II (from $78)
- Cactus Tate — Oct 18, Laugh Boston (from $53)
Boston theatre tickets — the available ticket listings are refreshed every 6 hours. Tap any card for available seller options on CatchMovement.
Local Snapshot for Boston
How to Plan Better Theatre in Boston
Theatre demand in Boston is currently strongest on Sunday and Saturday based on upcoming inventory.
- For theatre in Boston, focus on venue quality first. Bigger venues like Boston Opera House usually offer better seat map options.
- Use price spread as a quality check: if the range is large, premium sections and resale demand are likely active for this category.
- If flexibility matters, shortlist 2 to 3 dates now and lock tickets when a strong section appears instead of waiting for one exact date.
Ticket Prices
Top Venues for Theatre in Boston
Theater
The Boch Center anchors the Theater District with the 3,500-seat Wang Theatre and the 1,600-seat Shubert, programming Broadway tours, touring concerts, dance, and family productions. American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) at Harvard's Loeb Drama Center in Cambridge has launched more Broadway-bound shows in the last decade than almost any regional theater in the country — Pippin, Once, Waitress, and Jagged Little Pill all started there.
The Huntington at the Calderwood Pavilion in the South End programs strong contemporary work. Emerson's Cutler Majestic and the Paramount handle student and touring productions.
SpeakEasy Stage Company, Lyric Stage, and Company One round out the independent scene with sharper, smaller productions. Preview pricing earlier in a run is significantly cheaper than opening week.
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