American Repertory Theater

The Loeb Drama Center at Harvard University, also known as A.R.T., is where the American Repertory Theater calls home. Although it serves as an extension of the classroom for the students, it is still a theater with regular performances, typically with a focus on contemporary, new, and experimental works. A.R.T. has a satellite theater called Oberon on Arrow Street where more alternative performances are staged, such as avant-garde works from newcomers and LGBTQ programming, in addition to the 500-seat main theater.

The A.R.T. at Harvard University, one of the best regional theaters in the nation, has been creating waves on the global stage since its founding in 1980. Famous people like Anne Bogart, David Mamet, and Philip Glass have all collaborated with the group to create world premieres that are distinctly edgy. One of the biggest names in theatre and Tony Award-winning artistic director Diane Paulus is in charge of a schedule that includes comedies, musicals, experimental performances, and more.

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Address: 64 Brattle StLoeb Drama Center (Harvard University)Cambridge02138
Phone: 617-547-8300
Website: www.amrep.org