by NYBroadwayTours | Jan 17, 2014 | Broadway
Ohh it’s cold out there but Broadway is still running HOT!
Along with joining us for a New York Broadway Walking tour here’s a few ways to save on theater tickets this winter season:
1. Broadway Week
Broadway Week runs from January 21st through February 6th and offers you 2 for 1 tickets on a ton of shows . . . including new shows like The Bridges of Madison County and blockbuster hits like The Lion King and Tony Winner Kinky Boots!! And did you know that they now offer you the chance to upgrade your seats? Check them out by visiting http://www.nycgo.com/broadwayweek
2. Kids Night on Broadway
Kids Night on Broadway is a BOGO (Buy One Get One) offer for parents who bring a kid between the ages of 6-18. This is an amazing way to share the love of theatre with your kids or your niece and nephews or any child you love! You can see everything from Once to Janis . . . and even Avenue Q. And did you know that our tours allow children 10 and under completely FREE?!?To get complete details, click here: http://www.kidsnightonbroadway.com
3. 20at20.
How awesome is this?! For 20 days only, tickets are $20 for over 20 Off Broadway shows, available 20 minutes before curtain (See how that works? 20 = 20, not 20 = 7.4 weeks). How can you say theater tickets are expensive when you can see a show at The Classic Stage Company for only $20? For a complete list of shows and all the rules and regs of 20at20, click here: http://20at20.com
4. Take a Friend (or Neighbor) to a Show Tuesday
Are you a member of TDF yet? The Theatre Development Fund. Check out the website to see if you qualify! If you are a member they are offer the opportunities to purchase up to 9 tickets for a show at a time! That means you can bring a friend (or 8) to the show with you. And they are now offering to their members a special deal called “Take a Friend (or Neighbor) to a Show Tuesday”. If you buy tickets to a Tuesday performance through TDF’s membership program and after the show, tell them about the experience posting your experience on their Facebook page with the hashtag #tdftuesdays OR email us at [email protected] you get a chance to win a $100 gift certificate to TKTS. The best stories will be chosed on February 15th! http://www.tdf.org?
Now that the most recent snowpocalypse is behind us, we want to encourage you to check out these amazing deals and join us for a tour and a show!
p.s. feel free to take your tourguide with you!! 😀
by NYBroadwayTours | Jun 4, 2013 | Partners
We have exciting news! The month of June is blossoming into full blown summer show seeing fun! Our friend Teresa Fischer from Spotlight On Productions as well as Mark Jason Williams and Mark Eugene Garcia have donated tickets to NYBroadwayTours so that YOU can win tickets to see a real New York Show!
Simply visit our Facebook fan page and register to win. How cool is that?
Feel free to check out the show’s info below:
Glowing reviews and great houses have prompted Don?t Tell Mama?s Booking Manager to request encore performances of cabaret songstress Teresa Fischer?s cabaret show HIP TO BE HAPPY in June! Robert Windeler of Bistro Awards said, ?We don?t need the title song of this largely bouncy set to understand that Teresa Fischer likes to sing on the sunny side of the street.??In this lively musical hour, Teresa aka ?Lady T? shows us how to keep our spirits high by always looking on the bright side – even when there doesn’t seem to be one. Lady T has assembled an entertaining and eclectic array of songs from standards by Cole Porter and Sammy Fain to pop tunes by Christine Lavin, Ann Hampton Calloway and Mary Chapin Carpenter plus some newly discovered gems. Cabaret veteran Paul Chamlin is the musical director and one-man band for this fun evening that features special musical arrangements by Paul Chamlin and Andrew David Sotomayor.
Performances for HIP TO BE HAPPY are Mondays in June ? June 10, 17 and 24 ? all at 7:00PM at DON’T TELL MAMA, 343 West 46th Street, NYC. There is a 2-drink minimum required for winners of this show.?
The Planet Connections Festivity Inc. is New York?s premiere eco-friendly/socially conscious not-for-profit arts festival. Fostering a diverse cross-section of performances, the festivity seeks to inspire artists and audiences both creatively and fundamentally, in a festive atmosphere forming a community of like-minded artists. At the heart of the festivity are individuals striving to create professional, meaningful theatre, film, music and art, while supporting organizations, which give back to the community at large.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, LGBT Issues, Play, Women?s Issues, Grieving, Family/Sibling Relationships
Planet Connections Award-Winning Playwright Mark Jason Williams returns with a gripping, fiercely funny drama about a no-holds-barred family Thanksgiving. Join in the festivities as a manipulative mother fights for control, a son tries to hide a secret, a daughter wrestles with an unexpected pregnancy, and surprises pour out like stuffing.
This production features Planet Connections award-winning artists.
Benefiting: Visible Ink
Produced by: Loretta Michael Productions
Directed by: Melissa Skirboll
Written by: Mark Jason Williams
Venue: The Robert Moss (440 Lafayette Street)
Schedule:
Sunday 6/2/13 ? 9:00pm
Monday 6/3/13 ? 6:30pm
Tuesday 6/4/13 ? 4:00pm
Friday 6/7/13 ? 7:00pm
Sunday 6/9/13 ? 7:30pm
Saturday 6/22/13 ? 4:30pm
Straight Faced Lies runs 75 minutes with no intermission.
Genre: Drama, Musical, Musical Comedy, Musical Play, Women?s Issues
In Credence, South Dakota, Marlys Brooks cheers on the church?s ever-losing baseball team, ?The Holy Cows.? Being the minister?s wife, she uses these gatherings to give out advice and support. But this Sunday, Marlys is suffering a lapse of faith. Hiding this, she places her hope in an unlikely source?
Benefiting: WIN [Women in Need]
Produced by: Mark-Eugene Garcia
Directed by: Rodrigo E. Bola?os
Based on the Play ?Holy Cows? by: Carolyn Lardinois English and Royal Crane
Venue: The Robert Moss (440 Lafayette Street)
Schedule:
Sunday 6/2/13 ? 12:30pm
Monday 6/3/13 ? 8:30pm
Saturday 6/8/13 ? 5:30pm
Thursday 6/13/13 ? 6:30pm
Tuesday 6/18/13 ? 5:30pm
Wednesday 6/19/13 ? 4:00pm
The Holy Cows of Credence, South Dakota runs 90 minutes with no intermission.
The?June 13th?performance will be interpreted for deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
Best of luck to all who participate!
