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About Stuart Street Playhouse
Stuart Street Playhouse is a two-space theater complex in the heart of Boston’s Theater District, offering intimate to large-format productions across Theatre 1 and Space 57. The venue has a rich history, evolving from Sack Cinema 57 to its current identity. With a total capacity of 1,108 seats, this venue hosts a wide range of performances—from intimate dramas to high-energy productions. Box office is located at the Radisson/Revere Hotel, 200 Stuart Street, and hours vary by show. Whether you’re catching a touring musical, a cult favorite, or new work, we’ve got you covered for tickets, seating guidance, and nearby dining and lodging options.
Stuart Street Playhouse is conveniently positioned in downtown Boston, within walking distance of Boylston Station on the MBTA, making transit easy for locals and visitors alike. Parking is available at the 200 Stuart Street Garage along with nearby lots listed by LAZ Parking. After a show, explore nearby hotels like the connected Revere Hotel Boston Common, along with a host of dining options to fit any mood. If you’re looking for reliable, no-fuss ticket access, we’re your connection—secure your seats for Theatre 1 or Space 57 and enjoy a seamless Boston theater experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 200 Stuart Street, Boston, MA 02116.
- Current configuration: two spaces – Theatre 1 (208 seats) and Space 57 (up to 900 seats; configurable).
- Total capacity across both spaces: 1,108 seats (208 + 900).
- Box office location: Radisson/Revere Hotel at 200 Stuart Street; hours vary by show.
- Parking: 200 Stuart Street Garage and nearby options; LAZ Parking lists rates for the 200 Stuart Street area.
- Transit: Nearby MBTA access via Boylston Station (Theater District area).
- Nearby hotels: Revere Hotel Boston Common connected to the property.
- Notable past events: Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Eddie Izzard; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change; STOMP!; Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris; The MOMologues; Forever Plaid; Menopause the Musical!, Defending the Caveman.
- Renamed/renovated history: from Sack Cinema 57 to Stuart Street Playhouse (1996), then redesigned as Theatre 1 (around 2012) with Space 57 added; currently referred to as Theatre 1 & Space 57.