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A Tour of Broadway in New York

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Ever wonder what Broadway is all about? Here's the answer.
Broadway is the theatre district in New York City, much as the
West End is a similar area in London. 


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A Tour of Broadway in New York
Copyright (c) 2008 Mark Anderson
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Ever wonder what Broadway is all about? Here's the answer.
Broadway is the theatre district in New York City, much as the
West End is a similar area in London. While the street known as
Broadway does run through this district, not all Broadway
theatres are located on that single street. There are currently
39 professional theatres that seat 500 or more in the Broadway
district. These theatres make up the Broadway we hear about...
the Broadway that is considered the highest level of professional
theatre in America. Most of the productions that are successful
on Broadway are more mainstream than those being produced
Off-Broadway, although there have been a few exceptions over the
years.

Off-Broadway consists of smaller theatres that offer more
challenging, cutting edge and intimate performances than what
you'll see on Broadway. Off-Broadway theatres are located in and
around the Broadway theatre district... some are even right on
Broadway. The designation of "Off-Broadway" is mostly due to
the seating capacity of the theatre. Off-Broadway houses are 100
to 499 seats.

To be considered "Broadway" and eligible for the Tony Awards, a
production must be in a theatre with a capacity of at least 500
seats and in the Theatre District. This is the reason why many
Off-Broadway successes move to Broadway. Shows like Little Shop
of Horrors, Sunday in the Park with George, Doubt and The
Fantasticks all began as Off-Broadway shows.

Most Broadway shows offer eight performances a week, broken into
five night performances and three matinees. Shows run from
Tuesday through Sunday. Tickets can be bought ahead of time
online or at major ticket outlets. Some of the best online ticket
outlets include Broadway.com (http://www.broadway.com and
http://www.bestshowticketslasvegas.com). Off-Broadway tickets
generally run a little lower than Broadway tickets. Of course, if
you buy tickets online, expect that sometimes you will pay higher
prices than at the box office.

Most shows have open-ended runs, closing only when profits go
down. Shows like Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia!, and other
popular choices are on open runs. Others are open for a limited
run. This year, A Man for All Seasons, Equus, White Christmas and
Rent are only open for a short time. This may be due to
availability of the theatre, the actors or other reason. If you
want to see a limited run show, book your tickets as early as
possible to ensure availability.

Sometimes you can find tickets available the same day as the
performance. Your best bets for this are the TKTS booths (one is
located in Duffy Square and one is in lower Manhattan). They sell
same-day tickets for many Broadway and Off-Broadway productions
at discounts that range from 25% to 50%, which can make your
Broadway experience much more affordable. Some theatres also
offer student rates, same-day "lottery" or "rush" tickets and
standing room only tickets.

This season, the top shows include several musicals and straight
plays. For musicals, you may be interested in Chicago, playing at
the Ambassador Theatre, Grease, which is at the Brooks Atkinson
Theatre, Hairspray, playing in the Neil Simon Theatre, Mamma
Mia!, which is in the historic Winter Garden Theatre, or Monty
Python's Spamalot, which is performing in the Sam S. Shubert
Theatre. Phantom of the Opera, Broadway's longest running show,
is at the Majestic Theatre. Also South Pacific should be another
great musical.

Straight plays that will be popular this year include Equus,
which stars Daniel Radcliffe in a limited run at the Broadhurst
Theatre, Boeing-Boeing, at the Longacre Theatre, The 39 Steps at
the Cort Theatre and American Buffalo at the Belasco Theatre. 




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