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Address:
539 Tremont Street
Phone:
(617) 426-5000
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm; Sat-Sun: times vary
Cost:
Adult: 15.00
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Overview
Experimental theater is alive and thriving downtown at The Boston Center for the Arts. A crazy quilt of exhibition halls, theater spaces, rehearsal rooms, and artist studios, The Center is an innovative community-based arts organization committed to showcasing emerging local talents.
BCA features programs in the historic Cyclorama, built in 1884 to display a popular panorama painting; exhibitions in the Mills Gallery; and theatrical performances in three small spaces — the BCA Theater, Black box, and Leland Center. Over 15 diverse theater companies performed 68 productions this past year. Each company has its own niche, but all share a commitment to making theater accessible to a broad segment of the public.
Approachable, personal, affordable, available. That sums up the overriding goal and spirit of the BCA. It seeks to expand the ways people encounter living artists and find new ways to give voice to cultural traditions and creativity. Productions run the gamut — from offbeat new works to off-Broadway Boston premieres — offering something for almost every taste at prices that won’t leave you with a bad taste.
Admissions vary, and are usualy $15-$25.
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