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Backstage Interview with Laura Osnes from CINDERELLA the Musical and New York Broadway Tour’s former staff member Kristen Balzano! Laura chats about her final days as Cinderella and what she?ll do next after handing over the tiara.
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If you love seeing Broadway shows this a great place to review and compare notes! Visit their website for more info!
BroadwayAudience.com, putting the audience in the critic?s seats, in a centralized social online space. Join us to have your voice heard.
?Word Of Mouth? can be the difference between the success or closing of an NY Broadway or off Broadway show.? We believe that the choice should be YOURS, the fans.? In a peer-to-peer user-friendly fan site, we have created a forum for you, the New York?audience member, to review and quantify the shows you have seen and to share your observations on the specific elements of the latest shows with fellow theatre-lovers.
BroadwayAudience.com fan critics will introduce themselves, as well as rate specific elements of each show to render overarching ideas of what current shows the fans like best and for what specific reasons through our chat and forum features.? We?ll provide you with real information and feedback to preserve your theatre dollars.? ?The people have the power to review their experiences and affect the choices of others.
BroadwayAudience.com offers a central forum and?chat option?for word of mouth to reflect what the audiences are saying, with detail and quantifiable reviews of NY Broadway and off Broadway shows.? It also provides additional original content to compliment the interactive review forums with photos, stories, surveys, interviews and more.
BroadwayAudience.com is a ?daily drop in? fan site for social conversations and a place for and relationships to develop between audience members, as well as to see original content created just for our audience and to extend onto Facebook and Twitter in our supportive, theatre-loving community. Friends of the site are Producers, actors, photographers and others working in the theatre who want to give the power to the fans to develop the word of mouth method to rate great shows in New York.
BroadwayAudience.com puts the audience in the critic?s seat, allowing fans to consider what the audience is talking about and to have a voice in the word of mouth buzz for their favorite current shows in one central location. ? It also serves as a great resource for fan-to-fan recommendation through a proprietary algorithm that suggests the latest shows to the user.
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Save on theatre tickets this winter season!
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 promos@tdf.org 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!! 😀
Who get’s the fish?
Delaney Yeager’s short comedy, “Who Gets the Fish?” is playing at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre. Donate to help us make this play the best it can be!
New York Broadway Tours loves helping our fellow theatre fans! Please support their upcoming show! You have the option to donate to a cause and get tickets for a Broadway Walking Tour!
For more information check out their Indie Go Go campaign here:?http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/who-gets-the-fish-by-delaney-yeager
The Magical Music for Life Foundation 2014 in Times Square
Magical Music for Life foundation is thrilled to present its third annual??Tunes in Times Square??benefit concert May 4, 2014 from 10am-6pm, in Father Duffy Park, Times Square, NY. We are especially delighted to be donating to this wonderful cause once again! Please check them out and or donate if you can!
Magical Music for Life’s mission is to develop and produce a wide range of musical projects that can provide a positive approach to everyday life for young children and their families. As a way to reinforce self-confidence and further self-esteem, each of these projects is designed to enable children to participate with professionals in the performance and/or recording of these productions.
The Magical Music for Life Foundation was formed in 1999 by parents concerned with the messages children were receiving from the music, TV, movies, advertising and video games they were exposed to. Bombarded with age inappropriate media that often focuses on sex and violence, it became clear to them that their children were missing the wholesome messages that were so much a part of their youth and the generations before them.
The founders concluded that parents, teachers and other guardians of our children were at a disadvantage in competing with these well-funded commercial ventures. How could a parent’s five minute oral explanation that “fighting is bad” compete with a three to five million dollar production of a video game that a child may play for hours, a game in which points are based upon body counts.
Working under the premise that music is an effective and popular medium for communicating with children, the founders pulled together a team of professional musicians, actors, writers and producers to use the power of music in a more constructive, responsible fashion.
The foundation’s two musicals,?The Adventures of Zak?and?Russell, the Hermit Crab, were created, written and produced as family musicals, with wholesome messages for children that would bring families together to enjoy the magic of live musical theatre, raise money for pediatric charities and offer some children a chance to sing on stage with a professional cast of actors. Many inner-city children have had extremely limited exposure to live theatre, and those in pediatric hospitals benefit greatly from the diversion and joy of a live musical performance. These are two important target audiences for Magical Music’s outreach efforts.
Since April, 2000,?The Adventures of Zak?and?Russell, the Hermit Crab?have been performed in numerous theatre spaces in 7 states as well as at the White House in Washington, D.C. Fifty three charities and special events used the show which played to over 27,000 audience members. Over 585 children have shared the stage with the professional actors, singing in the guest chorus in the finale.











