Location: 539 Washington St., Boston
The Opera House, a Boston landmark, re-emerged as an architectural jewel and New England‘s finest and most historically significant performing arts venue. The focus on this pivotal event in Boston history, couples with the excitement generated by Disney‘s The Lion King as the inaugural production, cannot be underestimated.
The present day Opera House opened it‘s the doors on October 29, 1928, then named the B.F. Keith Memorial Theatre, built to ...
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