Movies at the Embassy
A cult documentary, a local comedy, and five landmark silent horror films fill the Embassy screen this October.
Before YouTube, there was Jack Rebney. Filmmaker Ben Steinbauer tracks down the famously furious and surprisingly fascinating man behind the outtakes in this hilarious, strange, and unexpectedly moving documentary.
A cult documentary, a local comedy, and five landmark silent horror films fill the Embassy screen this October.
The Embassy Theater is an independent twin-screen cinema. We show first-run movies of all kinds, from the small independent filmmaker to Hollywood blockbusters.
The building is known as the Embassy Performing Arts Center, or EPAC. It is the home of the Embassy Theater and Boston Rhythmic Gymnastics. The space offers a variety of gymnastics, acrobatic, and exercise classes, along with rental spaces for anyone to bring their ideas to life.
The name "Embassy" holds a lot of significance.
From the archivesOpened on April 9, 1928, this was advertised as "Waltham's Wonder Theatre." Located on Moody Street across the street from Grover Cronin, the Embassy Theatre was the city's favorite show palace. It was closed May 7, 1972 and was torn down in October 1972. In 1998, Landmark built a new Embassy Theatre behind the vacant lot where the original Embassy Theatre stood.
Tickets at the box office. Online ticketing coming soon.