The Larcom Theatre is a beautiful and historic multipurpose theatre in Downtown Beverly. Located on a side street off of Cabot Street (across from City Hall), the Larcom Theatre is often referred to as "North Shore's hidden gem."
Built by the Ware brothers, 8 years before they built The Cabot, our restored 1912 theatre was named for Beverly's beloved nineteenth-century poet, author, and teacher, Lucy Larcom whose birthplace once stood at the same Wallis Street address.Our 600 capacity theatre known for its amazing acoustics will take you back in time.
Built by the Ware brothers, 8 years before they built The Cabot, our restored 1912 theatre was named for Beverly's beloved nineteenth-century poet, author, and teacher, Lucy Larcom whose birthplace once stood at the same Wallis Street address.Our 600 capacity theatre known for its amazing acoustics will take you back in time.
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Music
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Studio Two is a headlining Beatles tribute band, comprised of Berklee Alumni who focus on the most exciting, energetic period of The Beatles -- the early years. Choosing from a catalog of songs from their club and touring performances, Studio Two captures all the excitement and danceable 50's and 60's Rock 'n' Roll songs The Beatles helped popularize.
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Experience the magic of live performance at North Shore's 1912 historic live performance venue!. Join us for an interactive story time with song performances and Halloween themed dances for a magical Happily Ever After Halloween! Costumes are encouraged, and there will be a children's costume contest!
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Ben's award-winning comedy magic show consists of unique form of stand-up comedy with a big helping of magic and illusion thrown in! Think Penn & Teller. Ben's charming personality shines through when he performs. Incorporating lots of audience involvement into his routines, you will have no idea how he achieves his incredible feats.
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The Larcom Theatre opened its doors in 1912. It is one of only 250 active Vaudeville theatres in the country. Known for its spectacular acoustics, the Larcom is rich with elegance and boasts many original features. Maintaining a historic theatre requires a lot of resources. Our mission is to provide the North Shore with a community venue to promote and foster the love of live music and performing arts.
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The Larcom Theatre is located at 13 Wallis Street in Beverly, MA. It is a one-way street with entrance from Rantoul Street and located off Cabot Street (across from City Hall.) Metered parking is available on Cabot Street and on most side streets. The closest parking lot is located one block from the theatre.
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