Broadway Week! Here’s what you need to know to score two for one ticket deals
Twice a year, many Broadway shows offer two for one ticket deals in what is known as Broadway Week, though the period may well stretch longer than a mere seven days.
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Sep 14, 2022, 11:56 AM
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a year, many Broadway shows offer two for one ticket deals in what is known as
Broadway Week, though the period may well stretch longer than a mere seven
days.
From
Sept. 6 to Sept. 25, more than 20 plays and musicals are offering a two for the
price of one ticket deal.
"We always do Broadway Week twice a year and
we do it when the theaters are able to offer their best seats for a great price," says Charlotte
St. Martin.
She is president of The Broadway League, the
trade association of Broadway theater owners and producers.
The ticket offer corresponds with times of the
year when New York City tourism tends to drop -- after Labor Day and also
following New Year’s.
Broadway
is currently raising the curtain on more than a dozen new plays and musicals
which will open this fall.
You can find ticket information HERE.
