Boch Center - Wang Theatre
Boston, MA
Boch Center - Wang Theatre
The Wang Theatre is committed to providing a safe and secure space for guests to enjoy performances. For this reason some strict security and venue policies are in place – please observe these closely during your visit.
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1 event space
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About
The venue was first opened in 1925 as The Metrapolitan Theatre, designed by Clarence Blackhall and developed by Max Shoolman. Considered one of the most culturally significant Boston landmarks in the “Roaring Twenties,” with similar architecture and decor to to a Louis XIV palace – crystal chandeliers, towering columns and marble doorways created a setting that delighted and enthralled visitors who came to see vaudeville performances, big bands, and movies.
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200 Stuart Street Garage – Parking Garage CityPlace Garage – Parking Garage 132 Arlington Street Parking – Car Park 47-55 Lagrange Street – Car Park Motor Mart Garage – Parking Garage
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