Don’t miss two of opera’s biggest stars!
Two of America’s most in-demand singers – multiple award-winning tenor Lawrence Brownlee and internationally praised coloratura soprano Erin Morley – lead a concert centered on their hit 2025 album “Golden Age,” featuring arias from 19th-century French and Italian operas.
These powerhouse performers are both regulars at The Metropolitan Opera and the world’s major operatic stages. Erin Morley has been praised as “the personification of bel canto” (Opera News) and is “in a class of her own among coloratura sopranos, singing even the most dazzlingly difficult material with beauty and musical sense” (New York Classical Review). Lawrence Brownlee has been hailed as “one of the world’s leading bel canto stars” (The Guardian), and “one of the most in-demand opera singers in the world today” (NPR) and returns to Boston Lyric Opera after his commanding performance as the titular character in 2024’s Mitridate, having had an early career debut with BLO in 2002 as Count Almaviva in The Barber of Seville.
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Accessibility: Jordan Hall is a fully Accessible venue. The Accessible entrance is located to the left of the main entrance, at the bottom of the stairs. There is an elevator that will bring you to the lobby. See more at Vivo Performing Art’s Accessibility Page to learn more about accessible seating, assistive listening devices, sign language interpretation and more. If you have questions about accessibility in the venue, please contact our Audience Services team so that we may best assist you at 617.542.6772 or boxoffice@blo.org.
Restrooms: There is no bathroom on the second floor. Bathrooms are located down on the first floor and inside the theatre.
Concessions: There are no concessions counters at Jordan Hall performances, but there are a number of convenience stores, beverage shops, fast food, and bakeries nearby.
Coat Check: Coat and bag check availability may vary by performance. We encourage guests to travel light when possible.
About the Venue: October 20, 2023 marks the 120th anniversary of New England Conservatory’s beloved Jordan Hall. Since its opening, Jordan Hall has been central to musical life in Boston, hosting an estimated 25,000 performances, including appearances by virtually every prominent classical musician of the past century.
Public Transportation
Jordan Hall is within walking distance of several MBTA stations:
- Green Line or #1 Bus:
Take the MBTA Green Line E Train or the #1 Bus to the Symphony station stop. Upon exiting the station, walk down Huntington Avenue on the Symphony Hall side of Massachusetts Avenue. Turn left onto Gainsborough Street. Jordan Hall is located inside New England Conservatory, which is on the right. - Orange Line: Take the MBTA Orange Line to the Massachusetts Avenue station stop. Follow the signs towards Ruggles and exit at that end of the platform. Walk down Gainsborough Street; Jordan Hall is located inside New England Conservatory, which is on the left.
Driving Directions
From the North:
- Take Route 93 North to Exit 26.
- Follow signs to Storrow Drive West.
- Take the Fenway exit and follow signs to Boylston Street Inbound.
- Continue on Boylston Street for approximately ½ mile.
- Turn right onto Massachusetts Avenue.
- Continue straight for approximately ½ mile.
- Turn right onto Huntington Avenue just past Symphony Hall.
- At the next traffic light, turn left onto Gainsborough Street.
- Jordan Hall is located inside New England Conservatory, on the right.
From the South:
- Take Route 93 North to Exit 18, Massachusetts Avenue.
- Follow signs to Massachusetts Avenue and turn right.
- Continue straight for approximately five blocks.
- Just before the white Symphony Towers, turn left onto St. Botolph Street.
- Take the next right onto Gainsborough Street.
- Jordan Hall is located inside New England Conservatory, on the left.
From the Mass Pike:
- Take Route 90 East to Exit 22 towards Prudential.
- Surface onto Huntington Avenue and continue straight through the light.
- Go under or across Massachusetts Avenue.
- Turn left at the next traffic light onto Gainsborough Street.
- Jordan Hall is located inside New England Conservatory, on the right.
Parking
We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation’s leading parking reservations app. To reserve your parking spot, visit the NEC’s Jordan Hall SpotHero Parking Page.
Additional information about nearby parking garages and rates are available below.
Christian Science Plaza Parking
235 Huntington Avenue
Phone: (857) 265-3351
Evening Rate (weekdays after 5pm): $20
Event Rate: $30
Gainsborough Garage
10 Gainsborough Street
Phone: (617) 262-9851
Evening Rate (weekdays after 4pm): $18
Event Rate: $27
Prudential Center Garage
800 Boylston Street
Phone: (617) 236-3100
Evening Rate (daily after 5pm): $20 flat fee with validated ticket
Event Rate: $25
Customer may receive special event validation at the Customer Service Desk in Center Court or at the garage office on the P2 level upon presenting their event ticket stub.
Westland Avenue Garage
35 Westland Avenue
Phone: (857) 302-1099
Evening Rate: Not Listed
Event Rate: $30
BLO is not affiliated with these parking options, and parking rates and availability are subject to change. Please check directly with each parking provider before your visit.
Nearby Restaurants:
- Deuxave – Modern Italian-French cuisine using the finest American ingredients sourced from the best local purveyors.
- LUCIE drink + dine – Designed with a spirit of fun and a touch of rock ‘n roll.
- MIDA – Italian-inspired menu with creative small plates in a cozy, stylish environment.
- Symphony Sushi – Fresh sushi and Japanese cuisine, perfect for a pre-show bite.
Things to Do:
- Copley Square – Iconic city square with the Boston Public Library and Trinity Church, perfect for photo ops.
- Newbury Street – A vibrant street for shopping, cafes, and people-watching, just a few blocks away.
- Prudential Center Skywalk – Indoor observation deck offering panoramic views of Boston.
- Back Bay Fens or The Charles River Esplanade – Scenic park areas for a short stroll along the gardens or river.
Whether you’re planning a full evening out or a quick stop before curtain, Boston’s Back Bay offers a dynamic mix of dining, culture, and city life just steps from Jordan Hall.
If you need any assistance or have any questions, please reach out to us at boxoffice@blo.org.