Opened in 1928 as the B.F. Keith Memorial Theatre, a vaudeville and movie palace designed by Thomas W. Lamb as a memorial to vaudeville impresario B.F. Keith. It later operated as the Boston Opera House and was restored in a project completed in 2004, reopening as the Citizens Bank Opera House. It is home to Boston Ballet and hosts Broadway In Boston touring productions.

Getting there

The theatre is in Boston's Theater District, near the Downtown Crossing and Chinatown MBTA stations.