BROADWAY TICKETS TO ALL BROADWAY SHOWS
Attending one of the many world-class Broadway Shows should definitely be on your bucket list while you are in New York City. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the theatrical performances, of which many are musicals, became more and more popular. By today, the Broadway includes 40 theaters, featuring the most famous shows in the world which attract over 13 million visitors each year.
No matter if you fancy Wicked, The Lion King, or Hamilton - At VOLATOUR you can get Broadway Tickets to all the shows your heart desires in advance!
BROADWAY SHOWS 2020
DID YOU KNOW...?
In 1969, boxing legend Muhammad Ali starred in a Broadway musical titled “Buck White”, which only lasted for seven performances.
The longest-running Broadway Show is The Phantom of the Opera, debuted on January 26, 1988 and still staging at Majestic Theatre.
Since the theatre district was and still is surrounded by massive electric signs and nowadays LED billboards, the Broadway in New York was baptised in the early 20th century as “The Great White Way” due to its glowing streets.
A theatre must have at least 500 seats to call itself an official Broadway Theatre.
Disney’s The Lion King musical is currently the top grossing show, followed by The Phantom of the Opera and Wicked.
Every year, the Tony Awards, as a theatre equivalent to the Oscars, honors outstanding Broadway performances and productions of the past season and had its 70th anniversary in June 2016.
BROADWAY ETIQUETTE
After you have purchased the tickets to your favorite show, you are advised to follow the so-called “Broadway Etiquette”. Most shows have their curtain time at 7 PM or 8 PM and doors are typically open 30 minutes before the start of the performance.
If you have a seat in the center of the room, you should use this time and arrive early enough to avoid climbing to your seat over other guests. Furthermore, latecomers usually have to wait to be seated until the first break. You also need to consider, that attending Broadway Shows is not like going to the cinema - So make sure you don’t arrive hungry, because crunchy snacks are not allowed during a show.
Last but not least, this should be an obvious rule: Turn off your mobile phone and don’t talk during a performance.
Following this etiquette will guarantee an exceptional Broadway experience not only for you and the other guests, but also for the actors.
BROADWAY TICKETS INFO
Attending one of the many world-class Broadway Shows should definitely be on your bucket list while you are in New York City. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the theatrical performances, of which many are musicals, became more and more popular. By today, the Broadway includes 40 theaters, featuring the most famous shows in the world which attract over 13 million visitors each year.
No matter if you fancy Wicked, The Lion King, or Hamilton - At VOLATOUR you can get Broadway Tickets to all the shows your heart desires in advance!
In 1969, boxing legend Muhammad Ali starred in a Broadway musical titled “Buck White”, which only lasted for seven performances.
The longest-running Broadway Show is The Phantom of the Opera, debuted on January 26, 1988 and still staging at Majestic Theatre.
Since the theatre district was and still is surrounded by massive electric signs and nowadays LED billboards, the Broadway in New York was baptised in the early 20th century as “The Great White Way” due to its glowing streets.
A theatre must have at least 500 seats to call itself an official Broadway Theatre.
Disney’s The Lion King musical is currently the top grossing show, followed by The Phantom of the Opera and Wicked.
Every year, the Tony Awards, as a theatre equivalent to the Oscars, honors outstanding Broadway performances and productions of the past season and had its 70th anniversary in June 2016.
After you have purchased the tickets to your favorite show, you are advised to follow the so-called “Broadway Etiquette”. Most shows have their curtain time at 7 PM or 8 PM and doors are typically open 30 minutes before the start of the performance.
If you have a seat in the center of the room, you should use this time and arrive early enough to avoid climbing to your seat over other guests. Furthermore, latecomers usually have to wait to be seated until the first break. You also need to consider, that attending Broadway Shows is not like going to the cinema - So make sure you don’t arrive hungry, because crunchy snacks are not allowed during a show.
Last but not least, this should be an obvious rule: Turn off your mobile phone and don’t talk during a performance.
Following this etiquette will guarantee an exceptional Broadway experience not only for you and the other guests, but also for the actors.
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