The Loeb’s 556-seat theater is the venue for most A.R.T. productions as well as fall and spring mainstage productions of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC). The building also contains the Loeb Ex, or Experimental Theater, a “black box” that is used by the A.R.T.’s Institute for Advanced Theater Training and by the HRDC.
Loeb Drama Center
If you’re coming by car, one option is to park at the Charles Hotel Garage (One Bennett Street, coupon available, call 617.491.0298 for current rates). Bring your parking ticket to the Box Office on the day or night of your performance for validation. We also offer validation for the University Place Garage (124 Mount Auburn St., 617.491.0801).
Walking to the Loeb Drama Center from the Charles Square or University Place Parking Garage
Exit onto University Road, turn left onto Mt. Auburn Street, proceed for one block, and then turn right onto Hilliard Street. The theater is one block ahead on the left, at the corner of Hilliard and Brattle.
Loeb Mainstage
Proscenium—seats all face forward and rake upwards.
Thrust—seating on three sides of stage.
Stadium—seating surrounds the front and rear of the stage.
Modified proscenium—special proscenium configuration used for Gatz in January 2010. Rows A through G removed.
In the News
"Paradise Lost is electric, shaking our winter slumber to awaken the untapped potential of the human spirit." -Boston Herald
Jared Bowen and theater critic Terry Byrne discuss two plays with a common theme: the politics of family and wealth. Stick Fly plays at the Calderwood Pavillion and Paradise Lost at the American Repertory Theater.
Address:
64 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
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Access:
Stairs: The theater is fully wheelchair accessible with an automatic door from the sidewalk located near the corner of Brattle and Hilliard Streets. The lobby and entrance to the theater are all at sidewalk level.
Handrails: n/a
Rows that can be accessed without using stairs: Row H & I
Restrooms: A wheelchair-accessible bathroom is located to the left as you face the box office in the front lobby (ushers or reception desk personnel will direct you).
Hearing: The theater is equipped with an infrared amplification system for the hard of hearing; headsets must be reserved in advance from the box office.
Vision: There is no obstructed view in the Loeb Drama Center.
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Extras:
1 free Cookie Platter with all catering orders and $2 off a purchase of any 2 pitas
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Comments
Comments
I'd like to see your website show a layout of the seating at Loeb Drama Center so I can see where I'm sitting. It'd help me determine if I want to "upgrade" to better seats before I buy. Thanks!
finally found a seat map, not labeled as such. too bad it didn't indicate where the zones are which are mentioned on the ticket buying page.
gave up.
you can do better.
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