Who hasn’t heard of Broadway? This mythical name immediately brings to mind the famous avenue in New York, known worldwide for its theaters and theaters. The musical occupies a special place and the musical is the most emblematic illustration of this. Impossible to visit the Big Apple without having an evening show going to see a musical. Some are famous and have been performed for 30 years, having seen the scenography, costumes and sets evolve. So, let the magic happen and follow our mini guide to the best shows of this special genre.
Musicals for families with children
If you are traveling as a family with children over 4 years old and you want to make everyone enjoy an unforgettable evening, rest assured because there are musicals in New York for all types of audiences. Thus, the emblematic “Lion King” is the show that will achieve consensus among all the members of the trip and will delight the youngest if they have loved this famous Walt Disney cartoon. The show is truly awe-inspiring and has been on the bill since 1997!
You will be amazed but the magic has a price between $ 182 and $ 256 for the best seats. The investment is definitely worth it for an unforgettable experience.
“Aladdin” is also very rich in color, full of humor and magic that will make the youngest dreamers when they see the flying carpet. No wonder then that this musical which was performed for the first time on Broadway in 2014 is still so successful. She was also awarded a Tony Awards and a Drama Desk Award in her first year of performance. The advantage of this choice is also the more affordable ticket prices, between 93 and 128 dollars.
Musicals for adults
Some Broadway shows are recommended for adults and teenagers, and they shouldn’t miss a performance of the “Phantom of the Opera” which has sold out since 1988 and has received more than 50 awards! It is also one of the biggest successes in the history of Broadway musicals.
And if you are not perfectly bilingual, the Majestic Théâtre offers the rental of an earpiece that translates the scenes into French.
In a completely different genre and if you are looking for something more original, the “Stomp” show is surprising and the artists will communicate their incredible energy to you. This show has the particularity of not being sung since it mixes dance and percussion on different objects. Ideal therefore for those who fear not being at the level in English. It has also been performed in an off Broadway theater since 1994 in the East Village neighborhood. With a room of only 300 seats, you will be immersed in the heart of the troop.
Finally, in the same vein, the Blue Man Group, made up of three artists, will project you into their world of sound and light, without any words. Unique to see at an affordable price.
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