Hershey Theatre

Located in the heart of downtown Hershey, the Hershey Theatre is a historic landmark built during Milton S. Hershey’s Depression-era "Great Building Campaign." Since opening in 1933, the venue has captivated visitors with its opulent design, featuring a grand lobby with Italian lava rock floors and a gold-arched ceiling inspired by St. Mark’s Cathedral. The auditorium offers a unique atmospheric experience where the ceiling mimics a Venetian sky, transitioning from dawn to dusk to create an intimate, open-air feel. The theatre serves as a premier destination for world-class entertainment, hosting everything from touring Broadway productions to major concerts. It is a favorite stop for top-tier stand-up comedians, having welcomed notable performers such as Jim Gaffigan, Trevor Noah, Jo Koy, and Kathleen Madigan. For comedy fans, the venue offers a rare combination of historic elegance and big-city talent, providing a sophisticated and warm backdrop for an unforgettable night of laughter.