Group Discount Tickets – Broadway & New York
The first Tony’s Di Napoli was founded in New York City in 1959. Since that time, the restaurant has been serving food steeped in the Southern Neapolitan tradition and influenced by Old New York Italian favorites. Family style platters and authentic old NY Italian favorites have appealed to diners for decades. The food is exceptional in flavor, freshness and ingredients. Tony’s Di Napoli is convenient for theatre goers and Its group menu is one o…
Sylvia’s Restaurant has a trendy contemporary look and some of the finest food in Harlem. There’s plenty of room for groups and plenty of food, too. Enjoy lunch or dinner family style from Monday through Friday. On their busiest days, Saturday and Sunday, lunch and dinner are served on heaping platters. No matter what day you go to Sylvia’s Restaurant, you’ll enjoy the same amazing food. Choices include Sylvia’s special BBQ ribs, authentically he…
This is a multi-level sports-focused restaurant that embraces its athletic theme thoroughly. Deep wood tones, plenty of big screen TVs and nicely appointed tables and booths are all a part of this casual restaurant’s atmosphere. There’s always some sporting event being broadcast at Legends whether it’s being played in the U.S. or in another part of the world. Legends offers a Student Tour Lunch Menu that includes mixed green salad and student fav…
…all coverings define this establishment’s tasteful interior. Groups are welcome at this restaurant that has a long-standing tradition of ensuring patrons make their curtain time. Lunch and dinner menus are diverse and satisfying. Appetizers include French Onion Soup, Lobster Bisque and Beefsteak Tomato with Fresh Mozzarella and Basil. If you’re in the mood for Thai food, you won’t be disappointed by the beautifully prepared entrée of Thai Chicken…
…gendary Steak & Seafood Restaurant was Established 1973, it is centrally located near Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the Jacob Javits Convention Center, Central Park and a short distance from several major museums and renowned hotels. Come in and enjoy the friendly service and delicious cuisine that has made ROSIE O’GRADY’S a Midtown favorite for over 40 years. Also choose to dine al fresco at Rosie O’Grady’s Sidewalk Café. Private Dining avail…
With a unique ambiance that combines postmodern and 50s styles, Ellen’s Stardust Diner features singing waiters and waitresses decked out in clothes that go back to the time when Frankie and Annette were teen icons. There’s a real record-hop feel to this restaurant that includes booths and chairs withred upholstery and pepper-grey tables with chrome trim. Lunch includes burgers, chicken fingers, chicken sandwiches, and fries. There’s also pasta a…
…sculpture. The servings are big, and the food is succulent and savory. The combo sirloin steak and ribs platter will more than impress you as will the restaurant’s Super Combo Platter of ribs and shrimp. Cornbread, coleslaw, and French fries or baked potato are included. Dallas BBQ is not fancy but the servings are generous, the service friendly and fast, and the food simply delicious. Conveniently located near Broadway, Dallas BBQ is a dining est…
Great music, an inviting dance floor and fantastic food are all a part of the Cotton Club experience. Offering both buffet and à la carte service, the Cotton Club can attend to your group’s needs and desires. Snapper, shell steak and herb roasted chicken are all first-rate. The Saturday and Sunday Gospel Brunch and Dinner are unique dining and listening experiences. Enjoy flavorful Braised Turkey Wings, rich Sautéed Chicken Livers and tasty Fried…
America loves rock and roll and America loves the Hard Rock Café. This truly special rock-themed restaurant has a diverse group menu that will please both hearty meat eaters and dedicated vegetarians. In the heart of Times Square. Hard Rock offers groups Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner as well as boxed lunches for groups on the go. Tender veggie burgers, creamy Caesar salads, and flavorful pulled pork are all available. For groups that d…
…d and blue neon lights and red canopy over the main entrance serve as a welcoming beacon to patrons. Inside, you’ll find a warm, welcoming atmosphere that includes dark rich wood and leather and gentle amber lighting. Both booths and tables are available in this multilevel eatery. The entrée menu includes homemade Fettuccine Ragu, Organic King Salmon Steak and Sliced Prime Steak Gorgonzola. Appetizers include tasty Bruschetta al Gorgonzola and Ins…
When completed, Brooklyn Bridge Park will stretch 1.3 miles along the East River. Parts of the waterfront park already are open to the public, offering visitors a myriad of experiences. For those in need of a time out from a busy touring schedule, the Pier 1 section offers expansive lawns for picnicking, a playground, a waterfront promenade, and lush landscaping. Pier 6 adds seven more acres to the park and offers a playground and three regulatio…
Building 92 houses the exhibition The Brooklyn Navy Yard: Past, Present, and Future. The 300-square acre Brooklyn Navy Yard is the third-oldest dry dock in the US and still is being actively used. Founded in 1801, the Yard was once America’s premier ship building facility. Today, while it is in the ship repair business, it also hosts a wide range of businesses. Over the years, the Yard has reinvented itself to meet the changes brought about by te…
A time-honored joke asks: How do you get to Carnegie Hall? The answer…practice, practice, practice. Indeed, the luminaries who have graced Carnegie’s stage have ascribed to such advice. However, if you want to get to Carnegie Hall without engaging in any practice at all, then Carnegie Hall Tours may be your ticket to get on and behind one of the world’s most famous stages. Rich in history, beautiful in design and first-rate in artistry, Carnegie…
This self-guided walking tour of New York follows George Washington’s footsteps in what had been our nation’s center of government. Follow the development of our country from its colonial days through the revolution to the beginnings of our new nation. The tour starts at Battery Park in Castle Clinton and ends at Wall Street at Federal Hall, the site of Washington’s inauguration and our first capitol. This extremely interesting 90-minute tour is…
…lding. Opened in 1913, the terminal has undergone periodic renovation to accommodate technological advances. Most recently, a major renovation restored the building to its former glory. A self-guided walking tour will introduce visitors to the famous four-sided clock and information booth, the Whispering Gallery, the gold-plated chandeliers, the Kissing Room, the Grand Staircase, and the vaulted 125-foot ceiling that features an astronomical mural…
…l lives in Harlem. This immediate connection to the people, happenings and communities makes the tour guides at Harlem Heritage Tours especially insightful and informed. These are the specialists when it comes to the Harlem experience. shortcodeid=”TO_BE_GENERATED” width=”100%” height=”350″ zoom=”12″ maptype=”roadmap” mapalign=”center” directionhint=”false” language=”default” poweredby=”false” maptypecontrol=”true” pancontrol=”true” zoomcontrol=”t…
With an amazingly dynamic history, Madison Square Garden serves as one of the world’s largest and most prestigious venues for entertainment and sporting events. And now you can go behind the scenes via their All-Access Tour. You’ll visit team locker rooms, learn how a basket floor is transformed into a sheet of sheer ice and tour the grand theatre. With a history that spans 130 years, Madison Square Garden offers tour participants a connection to…
…atino musicians and performers than the Apollo Theater. A tour of the Apollo offers insights into individual artists and a greater understanding of the cultural diversity the site has engendered. Visitors are sure to come away with an appreciation of the contribution this venue has made to the performing arts. Combine the tour with one of their evening Amateur Night performances to get the total Apollo Theater experience….
…—only the Met takes you backstage, offering visitors insights into how the company works and how productions function. A visit to the Met is a cultural highlight for anyone and everyone. shortcodeid=”TO_BE_GENERATED” width=”100%” height=”350″ zoom=”12″ maptype=”roadmap” mapalign=”center” directionhint=”false” language=”default” poweredby=”false” maptypecontrol=”true” pancontrol=”true” zoomcontrol=”true” scalecontrol=”true” streetviewcontrol=”true”…
…the Adamesque decorating faintly replicate the Booth’s and Shubert’s slightly more elaborate themes. View this venue’s full information on BroadwayScene.com Forty-One Broadway Theatres. One Website. Another service of All Tickets Inc….
…Verdon. In the 1970s, the Palace housed the musical hit Applause by Betty Comden and Adolph Green (with Lauren Bacall). The musical successfully ran here for eighteen months. Two successful productions of the 1980s were the Jerry Herman and Harvey Fierstein musical La Cage aux Folles (with George Hearn and Gene Barry) and the musical The Woman of the Year. In 1994, the theatre housed Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, which was followed by their musi…
…and renovated the theatre in 1982. It was renamed in 1990 in honor of the composer Richard Rodgers whose shows successfully ran on Broadway for over 30 years. Notable musicals this theatre has housed include Guys and Dolls, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, Nine, Movin’ Out, Anything Goes, Damn Yankees, The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas, and Chicago. In 2006, the theatre was renovated and it currently houses The Richard Rodgers…
246 West 44th Street New York, NY 10036 Sunset Boulevard Coming from London’s West End, This thrillingly atmospheric musical, which features an iconic score including the songs With One Look, The Perfect Year, and As If We Never Said Goodbye, is reimagined by visionary director Jamie Lloyd for a new generation. Abraham L. Erlanger, theatrical producer and founding member of the Theatrical Syndicate, constructed the St. James Theatre. It stands…
…t, starring Adam Lambert and Auli’i Cravalho. The August Wilson Theatre is completely transformed into the Kit Kat Club in 1930 Berlin in this new London revival. Note: Adam Lambert and Auli’i Cravalho will star as Emcee and Sally Bowles through March 29, 2025, performing seven shows per week. For more information about pre-planned absences, please scroll to our … The August Wilson Theatre was designed by architects C. Howard Crane and Kenneth F…
…tish actor Johnston Forbes-Robertson opened the theatre with his repertory company in 1913, staging productions of Hamlet, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, and other plays. Designed by architect Henry Herts, the exterior of the Shubert is in the style of the “Venetian Renaissance”. To conform to a law in the city’s building code stating that no part of the structure could protrude past the building line, Herts decorated the exterior with graffito….
…, the Neil Simon Theatre opened as the Alvin and was renamed in honor of Neil Simon on June 29, 1983. View this venue’s full information on BroadwayScene.com Forty-One Broadway Theatres. One Website. Another service of All Tickets Inc….
…first LEED-certified Broadway house in 2009 and raised the bar for environmentally maintainable design and structure of performing arts venues. It was renamed the Stephen Sondheim in 2010 to honor the composer and lyricist’s 80th birthday. View this venue’s full information on BroadwayScene.com Forty-One Broadway Theatres. One Website. Another service of All Tickets Inc. …
…The first show under the Roundabout’s management was Stephen Sondheim’s Tony award-winning Assassins. View this venue’s full information on BroadwayScene.com Forty-One Broadway Theatres. One Website. Another service of All Tickets Inc….
…n 1937, it reopened on a limited basis, but eventually it was altered to become a movie theatre. In 1982, the Nederlander Organization bought the venue, but they would not begin restoration for another eight years. In 1990, the State and City of New York took up ownership of the New Amsterdam and many other theatres on 42nd Street. In 1993, Disney Theatrical Productions signed a 99 year lease for the venue. The theatre was in total disrepair and i…
…ed by Herbert J. Krapp and built for the Shuberts as part of a three-hotel complex named in honor of the 19th century tragedian Edwin Forrest. In 1945, the theatre was renamed the Coronet and refurbished by architects Walker & Gillette. In 1959, it was renamed the O’Neill by owner Lester Osterman in honor of the American playwright. Neil Simon eventually purchased the theatre and sold it to Jujamcyn Theatres in 1982. Notable productions that this…
…o offer value to its customers. With that in mind, All Tickets is offering comp tickets to groups for Ghost The Musical. For every 30 tickets a group buys, they will receive one comp ticket (up to 4 per order). This offers is ONLY available through All Tickets Inc. Plus, the first 20 groups who book 50+ tickets at Early Bird Special prices with All Tickets Inc. will receive a free CD recording of the Ghost The Musical cast album. The Early Bird Sp…
…a downtown nightclub in order to embrace the atmosphere of the East Village as depicted in the play. View this venue’s full information on BroadwayScene.com Forty-One Broadway Theatres. One Website. Another service of All Tickets Inc….
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…e man and the legend. See Chaplin The Musical and take advantage of a dual COMP promo where you get more free tickets than anywhere else at All Tickets due to the combined efforts of Chaplin’s producers and All Tickets. Chaplin arrives in August. Matilda The Musical In April 2013, Matilda The Musical comes to Broadway. This multi-award winning musical, which is a massive hit in London, is based on the book by Roald Dahl. This musical has wondrous…
…ry incoming show, whether it is a revival or a new show, drama or musical, comes with COMP tickets. Offers vary as most shows, such as Annie and Rebecca, comes with 1 COMP for every 30 group discount tickets purchased, while with Chaplin and a few others we are providing 1 COMP for every 25 tickets bought by a group. Rob McClure plays Chaplin in the new musical of the same name. It arrives on Broadway in August. Please see All Tickets’ newsletter,…
…roup per performance). For more information see our eblast or call All Tickets at 800-922-0716. We may also be messaged through the All Tickets Contact Page. Call today to get the best possible seats, group discounts and our exclusive COMP PROMO. We are also offering COMPS for all new incoming Broadway productions, including Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, the musical Chaplin, David Mamet’s new drama The Anarchist and the haunting…
…on Broadway in 1988. The story is well known. The Phantom, a man who was a composer who was disfigured during a moment of anger, falls in love with the diva, Christine, of the Paris Opera. He becomes obsessed with her and wants to control her. There is a connection and in a way, she is drawn to him. This musical captures the passions of this relationship, then theatricality of the story and the big musical themes that reflect the emotions and desi…
…iscount tickets to this magnificent show produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company for $79.00 each, and through an exclusive offer from All Tickets Inc. only, groups receive 1 comp ticket for every 30 purchased (up to 4 per group per order). Rates are for orchestra and front mezzanine tickets and are good for groups of 10 or more. To take advantage of All Tickets Early Bird Special book your reservation by August 31, 2012. (Certain blackout dates…
…are involved in developing a Broadway musical from the very start are the composer, lyricist and book writer. When you go see a Broadway show although it is usually the brainchild of those who wrote and composed it, these are rarely the same people who conceptualize and bring it to the stage. It’s the director who does that. Tony winner Matthew Warchus talks about directing in the career guide The director is in charge of creating the vision for…
…diences mesmerized by its scenic and filmic elements. The show is a highly complex, technical undertaking and it comes off without a hitch. What’s On Stage One of the Internet-based publications, WhatsOnstage.com, noted that there was a lot of good in the show and they were especially impressed with the afterlife and the characters of Oda Mae Brown. The critic said, “These sequences are what make the musical crackle into life where there previousl…
…ecial performance by Caissie of the song “Without You” at the Whatsonstage.com Awards by following this link. Enjoy her winning interpretation of this love ballad from Ghost The Musical as well as her skilled talent. Caissie is a joy to watch on stage and audiences are simply won over by the chemistry that she and Richard Fleeshman (Sam Wheat) share on stage. By the way while being a part of the West End production of Ghost The Musical, which is a…
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…To The Future: The Musical It’s time to change musical theatre history! Welcome to Hill Valley! When Marty McFly finds himself transported back to 1955 in a time machine built by the eccentric scientist Doc Brown, he accidentally changes the course of history. Now he’s in a race against time to fix the present, escape the past and send himself… back to the future. The Winter Garden was built on and in the second American Horse Exchange. The Exch…