The Huntington is a prominent professional theatre company located in Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1982 and becoming an independent nonprofit in 1986, it has earned recognition as a leading cultural institution, winning the 2013 Regional Theatre Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre. The company operates from the historic Huntington Theatre, which is America’s first civic playhouse, and has recently undergone renovations to enhance the venue.

The Huntington produces a diverse array of plays, including new American works and contemporary revivals of classics. With over 250 productions to its credit, the company has premiered more than 140 plays and has seen 18 productions transfer to Broadway or Off-Broadway. In addition to its productions, The Huntington plays a vital role in the community by mentoring local playwrights, offering educational programs that have reached over 500,000 students, and supporting emerging performing arts organizations. The company also manages additional performance spaces, including the Calderwood Pavilion, which hosts both its own productions and those of smaller arts groups.