Broadway

The best Broadway evening starts with the show you want to see, not the biggest discount. Begin with the story, the music and the people coming with you. Start with our Broadway and Off-Broadway planning guide for choosing a show, comparing ticket options and building the evening around it.

A familiar adventure with plenty of spectacle. Compare Aladdin with The Lion King. Our guides describe the stories without spoilers, the audience response and the practical age and running-time questions that matter for a family.

A different side of a familiar world. Wicked is worth exploring if your group wants a musical built around friendship, reputation and the world of Oz. Read the guide before choosing seats: familiarity with a title is not the same as knowing whether the evening fits your group.

Before the curtain. The Museum of Broadway is a separate daytime attraction, not a live performance. For dinner, browse our kosher restaurant guides and allow travel time back to the actual theater.

Open each show guide for official tickets, seating, age guidance and access. For a Shabbat-observant evening, choose an appropriate Sunday–Thursday performance outside Jewish holidays. More show guides will join this collection as they are verified.