Theatres

Shubert Theater

Opened in 1914, the Shubert earned the title “Birthplace of the Nation’s Greatest Hits,” by staging over 300 shows that later opened in New York. Best known for its Broadway presentations, also hosts artists of ballet, opera, classical music, jazz, big bands and popular solo artists.

Plan Your Visit

Getting There & Details

Hours
Sept.-June.
Address
247 College St.
Phone
(203) 562-5666, (888
Map
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Upcoming Events

Events in New Haven

Apr
26
Jazz Faculty Concert & Jam Session
Apr
26
Yale Concert Band Twilight Concert
May
1
Bach’s Blender: New Music Concert
May
12–17
Chicago
May
16
Art on the Edge Street Festival
May
16–30
11th Annual International Festival of Arts & Ideas
May
22–23
Areyto Latino Festival
May
28–31
106th Annual St. Andrew’s Italian Feast