Opera House

  Built in 1909, the Boston Opera House stands at 539 Washington Street, in the Theater District. Originally known as the B.F. Keith Memorial Theatre, it has a rich history of hosting vaudeville and musical performances. Today, the venue serves primarily as a site for Broadway shows and other theatrical productions, drawing in audiences year-round. The stunning interior features intricate plasterwork and a grand chandelier, making it a visual treat for visitors. Throughout the year, attendees can experience both classic and contemporary performances, contributing to Boston's vibrant cultural scene.