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The latest edition of Broadway Week—which actually lasted four weeks this year—is now officially over. But does that mean you have to pay full price for theater tickets? Hell, no. Cheap Broadway tickets abound in New York City if you know where to find them. And one great place to find them at this very moment is through TodayTix's great big New York Theatre Sale, which lasts though the end of this month.
You can access those New York Theatre Sale discounts right here.
But first, you may be asking: What exactly is this big sale of which you speak? Good question! Dozens of shows, including many top Broadway and Off Broadway productions, are offering significants discounts through the New York Theatre Sale. And that's not all: The discount list also includes comedy shows, concerts and even the Metropolitan Opera's latest mounting of Puccini's Madama Butterly. Ticket prices begin at just $37, and the discounts go as high as 54%.
But there are so many shows to choose from!, you may now be exclaiming. How could a person decide which to see? We though you might ask this follow-up question, so we've prepared a short list of suggestions.
1. Big stars in Broadway plays!
Want to see Daniel Radcliffe charm the audience in Every Brilliant Thing? Or The Bear's Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach rob a bank in Dog Day Afternoon? Or Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara spread their wings in Noël Coward's Fallen Angels? Or Madeline Brewer and Alden Ehrenreich share a disastrous date in Becky Shaw? They're all on the list, at discounts of up to 49%.
2. Musicals! Musicals! Musicals!
Feel like climbing aboard Broadway's Titanique, a nautical journey set to the hits of snowbird Celine Dion? Or trying the original musical comedy Bigfoot! on for size? Or attending The Wild Party, the Encores! series's highly anticipated concert revival of the 2000 musical, with a cast led by stage dynamos Jasmine Amy Rogers and Adrienne Warren? They're on the list too, for up to 47% off.
3. A naughty night on the town!
The dazzling dance-burlesque outfit Company XIV returns with Petite Rouge, a spin on the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale that is not for the kiddies. Practice your wolf howls and score tickets here for half the regular price.
