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MA at The Wilbur Theatre | Boston, MA

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About Comedy Connection - MA

Named for the ongoing Comedy Connection association, The Wilbur Theatre in Boston now serves as the home for Comedy Connection branding in Massachusetts. This historic performing-arts theatre, operated by Bill Blumenreich, hosts a wide range of comedy and music, delivering a classic venue experience with modern convenience. Located at 246 Tremont Street in Boston, MA, the Wilbur blends intimate, high-energy showcases with the reliability you expect from a trusted local source.

About the venue: The Wilbur seats approximately 1,093 audience members, with the main floor sometimes configured for general admission standing for select shows, bringing overall capacity to roughly 1,200. Upper levels feature traditional fixed seating (balcony and mezzanine). While public seating charts aren’t routinely published, you can expect a comfortable, pro-grade setting that’s suitable for everything from stand-up to music nights.

Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a seasoned concertgoer, we’ve got you covered with seamless ticketing, practical access information, and nearby options to enhance your visit.

Parking is convenient with Wilbur Theatre parking validation available at the 660 Washington Street Garage, providing a discounted rate through box office validation. For those who prefer public transit, the venue is well-situated near MBTA options, including Boylston Station on the Green Line and easy walking access from Chinatown and Park Street stations. If you’re looking to stay or dine nearby, consider our recommended accommodations and dining partners for a smoother night out.

Nearby hotels and dining options are curated to help you plan a complete evening. The Revolution Hotel (40 Berkeley Street, Boston) is a preferred nearby option with patron discounts for Comedy Connection guests. We highlight trusted partner spaces to help you secure comfortable lodging and reliable meals before or after the show.

Notable moments at The Wilbur include a wide array of high-profile acts and special events. The venue has hosted special projects like Norm Macdonald’s Hitler’s Dog, Gossip & Trickery (Netflix) filmed at the Wilbur in 2017, and performances by The Tenderloins. These highlights underscore the venue’s long-standing role in the Boston comedy and live entertainment scene.

We’ll help you secure your seats for the next Comedy Connection show with clear, straightforward steps and no-fuss booking. If you need details on accessibility, seating arrangements for a specific performance, or local amenities, just ask—we’ve got you.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current MA status: no dedicated Comedy Connection venue; MA Comedy Connection events have been hosted at The Wilbur Theatre since 2008.
  • MA venue address: The Wilbur Theatre, 246 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116.
  • Venue type: historic performing-arts theatre (comedy & music) operated by Bill Blumenreich; now the home for Comedy Connection branding in Boston.
  • Capacity and seating: about 1,093 seats; main floor can be configured for general admission standing, bringing capacity to roughly 1,200. Public seating charts are not routinely published; fixed seating exists on upper levels.
  • Seating chart: no public, official seating chart published; arrangement is traditional fixed seating on balcony/mezzanine with a GA/main-floor configuration possible for certain shows.
  • Parking: Wilbur offers parking validation with the 660 Washington St Garage (discounted rate via box office).
  • Transit: MBTA access within a short walk (e.g., Boylston Station on the Green Line; Chinatown and Park Street nearby).
  • Nearby hotels: The Revolution Hotel (40 Berkeley Street, Boston) is a recommended nearby option with patron discounts.
  • Notable events hosted: Comedy Connection and Wilbur have hosted many high-profile acts; Norm Macdonald’s Hitler’s Dog, Gossip & Trickery (Netflix) filmed at the Wilbur in 2017; The Tenderloins have performed at The Wilbur (examples of notable events).