Hershey Theatre
An ornate theatre completed in 1933, with a Venetian-style lobby and a starry dome, hosting Broadway tours.
Hershey Theatre is one of the public buildings Milton Hershey built during the Great Depression. It opened in 1933. The lobby is modeled on St. Mark's Basilica in Venice, with mosaic floors and marble columns. The auditorium dome imitates an Italian night sky: when the lights change, stars twinkle and clouds drift across it. The theatre presents Broadway tours, concerts and classic films year-round. You can buy tickets in advance based on the show schedule, and you can admire the lobby decorations before a performance. It sits in the middle of Chocolate Avenue, next to The Hershey Story.
Opening hours
Depends on show times
Nearby sights
- Chocolate Avenue
- ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Park
- The Hershey Story
- Hersheypark
- Hershey's Chocolate World
- Tröegs Independent Brewing
- Hershey Gardens
- The Hotel Hershey