THE MODERN THEATRE

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The Modern Theatre at Suffolk University is a 185-seat theatre located at 525 Washington Street in Boston’s bustling Theatre District. Our programming is intimate in scale, thoughtful in content, and contemporary in approach.

Modern Theatre Programming advances the educational experience for Suffolk University students; engages the community through cultural, social, and civic programming; promotes excellence and innovation in the arts; and entertains all who pass through our open doors.

Upcoming Shows

  • She Kills Monsters
    February 20-22, 2025 at 7:30pm EST

    Presented by Suffolk University's Performing Arts Office

    Written by Qui Nguyen
    Directed by Sydney T. Grant

    FREE - Tickets are required.
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  • Armando Rivera

    Peter Malmö: A Play in Two Acts 
    April 10-13, 2025

    Presented by Suffolk University's Theatre Department

    Written by Raul Dorantes & Mark Litwicki
    Directed by Armando Rivera

    The Suffolk University Theatre Department is proud to present their Spring 2025 Mainstage Production: Peter Malmö, a new adaptation of the Mexican novel "Pedro Páramo" by Juan Rulfo.

    Check back soon for ticketing information and performance times.
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PLAN YOUR VISIT

The Modern Theatre is centrally located in the heart of Boston’s Theater District. We are easily accessible by public transportation and feature creative and thought-provoking programming such as plays, musicals, films, and speaking events. Our address is 525 Washington Street. We are easily accessible by public transportation and feature thought-provoking plays, musicals, films, speaking events, and more.
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Students surrounding a professor as she teaches them theatre tools

THE MARILYN PLOTKINS THEATRE ENRICHMENT FUND

This Fund celebrates Marilyn’s legacy at Suffolk by providing experiential enrichment opportunities for students facing economic hardship, allowing them to gain hands-on theater experiences locally, nationally, and internationally. Awards are given to undergraduate theatre student(s) who demonstrate financial need.
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