Broadway is not just a street and not just a theater district. It is an entire genre, an industry, and a cultural phenomenon. Forty-one theaters with more than five hundred seats each, fifteen million spectators per year, and two billion United States dollars in revenue per season. And yet only three of them are located…
Alexander Molochnikov’s production Seagull: True Story is like a true New York phenomenon: it first appeared at La MaMa, then traveled around the world, including London. And, as often happens with successful hits, has now returned back, this time to the legendary stage of the Public Theater. The Public Theater is one of the city’s…
From January 20 through February 12, NYC BROADWAY WEEK is back. In practical terms, this means you can catch a Broadway show — whether it’s something new or an old favorite — at nearly 50% off, or score a complimentary upgrade to better seats. Save these promo codes for NYC BROADWAY WEEK: NYCBW250 and NYCUP250….
Carnegie Hall is one of the largest concert venues in New York City, seating over 3,500 people, and is world-renowned for its perfect acoustics. Thanks to this combination of qualities, performing on its stage is considered the pinnacle of an artist’s career. History The main hall of Carnegie Hall opened its doors on May 5,…
Today marked the soft opening of Wild Cherry, a new restaurant that seems destined to become a magnet for cultured New Yorkers and lovers of all things beautiful. Here’s a first look at the city’s newest culinary experience. A Place with History Wild Cherry is nestled in the heart of the West Village, inside the…
A long-anticipated premiere has taken place in New York. Starting September 13 and running for 16 weeks, Broadway is staging “Waiting for Godot”. The biggest intrigue: Keanu Reeves as Estragon. For the actor, this is not only a new experience but also a true challenge. Instead of the usual cinematic action, here he faces silence,…
New York never ceases to amaze with its cultural life. Just recently, the entire city was buzzing with Broadway Week and half-price tickets to top shows — and now comes a new premiere that promises to be a major event for fans of theatre and Russian classics. From September 10 to 21, the experimental IATI…
The Museum of Broadway is one of the most significant cultural landmarks not only for New York City but for America as a whole. This is more than just a place about theatre — it shows how Broadway has shaped Manhattan’s development and contributed to New York’s cultural identity over the course of three centuries….
After a two-year restoration, one of New York’s most iconic theatres — Cherry Lane Theatre — is reopening its doors. The Oldest Off-Broadway Theatre Cherry Lane Theatre is considered the oldest continuously operating Off-Broadway theatre in New York City, in operation since 1923. Over the years, it has staged works by nearly every major American…
Funded by the Susan and Elihu Rose Foundation and opened in 1991, The Rose Museum tells the story of Carnegie Hall. Its exhibition showcases the Hall’s archival treasures — concert programs, photographs, signed posters, musical manuscripts, and videos — revealing the building’s history and the events that made it famous. History In the late 1980s,…
