The Ally Foundation Reviews

The theatre is beautiful and somehow really big but really small. Every seat seemed to be a good seat!

Great space. Very classic and easily accessible by public transport.

Count on the Huntington Theatre for a balance of new plays and old masterpieces. For younger audiences especially, you should check out their 35 Below program, which overs $25 tickets to audience members under 35 years old. Not only do you get a bargain on tickets, but the program also includes an invitation to several wrap parties. Definitely a bargain and a good time.

We saw a great show about the issues of people in a steelmaking town after NAFTA.

Nice theater, on the small side, excellent sight lines. Production was very high quality.

We've several Odyssey Opera productions at the Huntington Theater. The acoustics are excellent and every Odyssey production has been terrific.

We've been subscribers for over 30 years, and have seen dozens of wonderful performances!

Consistently, well acted and directed plays with wonderful sets. Their play selection is a combination of well known plays as well as premiers. Often thought provoking.

Went to see Bad Date. It was amazing! I wish it was still playing now; I'd go see it again.

We had a lovely time here and saw A Confederacy of Dunces. Parking is a pain so get there early and have a plan. The Pru is always an option but will run you about $40.

"Indecent" is one of the best plays I've seen in a very long time!

Merrily.... is the most wonderful show in years. Brilliantly staged, beautifully sung, fabulously played and miraculously directed, it is a really great Sondheim dream show. Do not miss this one.

Just watched SWEAT with mt class and the acting along with the theatre was amazing

Always enjoy the plays put on by this fabulous group. Broadway quality in Boston, and much more intimate than the bigger venues showing more mainstream shows in Boston.

Wonderful old regional theater, which brings interesting productions to the Boston area. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, both paid and volunteers.

Beautiful theatre, my only gripe is that the women's bathroom only has three stalls and the wait is over 10 minutes because of the line that forms during intermission.

We attended a panel discussion here and our seats were main floor, left side, about three rows in. Because the seats were close to the door, it was quite drafty and cold (November), especially when the door was open. Also, we were quite surprised that there were numerous issues with individual speaker audio, as if this were the first time Huntington had ever done such an event, which would be hard to believe. Speakers were finally given handheld microphones instead of clip-on lapel ones, and that fixed the problem ... but it was well into the evening that the solution was found.

Great shows and a strong commitment to making theater accessible to everyone!

Sound of Music was amazing. The range of their voices outstanding, blew your hair back a couple of times! Worth every penny. An afternoon spent thoroughly entertained. Thank you, keep of the good work. Looking forward to future shows.

Great regional theater at relatively speaking, reasonable prices. A Doll House Part 2 was terrific.

This venue puts on quality productions, and every seat is a good view of the stage. But it is due for a renovation.

high quality plays, great sets, great actors, great writing. Thanks for the experiences

Very nice theatre. Clearly run by a group that cares about the location.

Just saw a production of Merrily We Roll Along that was fantastic! Living in a smaller city now, I don't see that kind of quality very often anymore. It was restorative to my soul. Great job by the all involoved!

Expensive, but worth it. Production choices and value are top notch in the city. Great stories and fabulous artists. The crews clearly work very hard to give you the best, from the designers to the backstage crew to the people who build the shows. I'm never disappointed.

Other than the narrow seats, it was a very nice theater, with a nice view from the back row.

This is the 2nd performance in a row at the Huffington that we've left due to it being a terribly boring story. Actors were competent and sets well done. Now, how about choosing better plays? Several people left with us at intermission.

It doesn't get any better- the performances are top quality-
Hope they find another home !

Doll house, part ll. A wonderful timeless theme. How do two people negotiate living together. Superb acting. Loved it!

Not a bad seat in the house. Outstanding plays and first rate actors.

Went to the play " BAD DATES
Good location for local play productions.
Great walking area, right of the green line Symphony Hall stop or Orange Line Mass Ave Station. Hopefully looking to see more plays there

Pretty nice theater. Seats aren't the best not too uncomfortable

Saw Bad Dates at Huntington Theatre. Laughed so hard and so often and I'm still smiling. Phenomenal script and actor. Kudos to all!

Traditional theatre. Very beautiful. Nice visibility and good acoustics. Maintenance a bit lacking though.

The adaptation of Tartuff, which I saw a few months ago was one of the best plays have ever seen. Bad Date was also very good.

It was an okay place, little bit old but the staff is so nice that they deserved the 4/5.

Went to box office to buy tickets. I paid far more than I expected. $ 6 dollar
extra charge for a ticket. What a surprise!!

Good plays (Confederacy of Dunces was superb) and you cant beat the under 35 season pass deal.

Small theatre where almost all of you the seats have good views of the stage. The last few performances have been really great.

Great Play!!! "Bad Dates"
Great Little Theater!!!

I've been a subscriber for several years. I enjoy the theater!

Core piece of the Boston Theatre scene for good reason. Great shows, great people

Saw Sweat the other day, and it was awesome! Huntington always supports great theatre!

Probably the premiere theater in boston for plays! And $20 student tickets