Venues

Shubert Theater

The historic Shubert Theater is a not-for profit arts, education, and community institution serving the people of Connecticut and in particular the City of New Haven. Opened in 1914 before "talkies," television, or rock concerts, the Shubert has just 1600 seats, and was the site of many important theatrical premieres, including the out-of-town tryouts for iconic shows such as Oklahoma and The Sound of Music.

Where to Park

Crown Street Garage

213 Crown Street, New Haven (Entrances at Crown Street between Temple & College, and College Street between Chapel & Crown). Festival ticket buyers receive a discount parking voucher for this location: $5 if exiting after 6pm, $4 if exiting before 6pm.

Street parking

Street parking in downtown New Haven is available, but limited. NOTE: Metered parking in downtown New Haven is in effect until 9pm, Monday through Saturday (2 hour limit from 8am-5pm, no limit after 5pm; no parking restrictions on Sunday). Check all posted signs and be sure that you have paid your meter accordingly. Also check for temporary restrictions to street parking near your vehicle - due to construction in the area, some parking regulations may be temporarily changed.

More Festival parking options

Occurring at this venue

Centre Chorégraphique National de Créteil et du Val-de-Marne

Hip-hop that is high energy and high thrill: this Brazilian-French dance troupe performs an evening of two works, Agwa and Correria.

Les 7 doigts de la main (7 Fingers)

An acrobatic dance and theater piece from Montreal's acclaimed Les 7 doights de la main (7 Fingers).

Take a trip behind the scenes and back in time with a backstage tour of the historic Shubert Theater. Participants are taken onstage and into chorus and star dressing rooms and offer a special viewing of the famous "graffiti walls".