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    Sieminski Theater

    4.4 (7 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Beautiful theater, excellent shows such as "Barber of Seville" and "A Little Night Music", not enough parking.

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    Minskoff Theatre - Entrance

    Minskoff Theatre

    4.1(174 reviews)
    32.0 miTheater District, Midtown West

    I arrived 20 mins prior tot he show starting and there was no line and no crowds. Many people were…read morestreaming in but it never felt jammed and instead each step felt spacious. As someone who avoids large theater shows in Chicago due to feeling very anxious in tight crowds, I felt utterly at ease here. They do not allow water and will check bags (but not jacket pockets (*ahem). But otherwise the security scan was not stressful and I breezed in. The walls were decorated for the lion king which made even entering feel exciting. A long escalator leads up to another check point for tickets. The bathroom was small but when I arrived there was only one person ahead of me in line. A small concession stand sold alcohol, coffee, water, and lion king merch. I'd chosen an aisle seat on the floor in row N which was directly on the aisle to leave which made it easy to get to the bathroom at intermission. I had amazing sight lines to the stage but I suspect everyone did because the theater is stepped so well that it's easy to have full view of the entire stage. Lion king itself was breathtaking and stunningly awe-inspiring. I would definitely go back.

    As a first-time visitor to the Minskoff Theatre, I walked in excited to see The Lion King on…read moreBroadway - but I walked out completely mind-blown. The show itself is pure magic. I've never seen anything like it. The creativity, the costumes, the music, the stagecraft ... it genuinely felt like watching art come alive. I left the theater feeling like a changed person and honestly... I'm now convinced I'll be a Broadway regular every time I visit New York. But the Minskoff Theatre deserves its own appreciation. The theater is beautifully maintained - clean, organized, and surprisingly comfortable for such a large venue. Everything felt well thought-out, from the smooth ticketing process to the easy flow of people entering and exiting. The restrooms were clean (always a good sign at a packed theater), and the seating itself was comfortable with great views of the stage. Right before the show starts there's a refreshment area. It's not an extensive menu, but you'll find the essentials - popcorn, chips, juices, and some cocktails. The nice part is you can take your drinks inside the theater with you. There was also a 15-minute intermission during The Lion King, which gave everyone a chance to stretch and grab another drink. If you're in New York and want to experience something truly special .. something that feels deeply embedded in art and culture... GO SEE a Broadway show here. The Minskoff Theatre delivers the full experience, and paired with a show like The Lion King, it's unforgettable. Highly recommend.

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    The Lion King

    The Lion King

    4.5(652 reviews)
    32.0 miTheater District, Midtown West

    Ahhhhh, The Lion King. A Broadway mainstay, an award winning musical, stage sets that will leave…read moreyou in awe, and the #1 grossing musical of all time (8+ billion and counting). My favorite character will always be Scar (Gavin Lee). His performance is captivating, ornery, and theatrical genius. The ingenuity that goes into this production is something to behold. How this story encompasses every emotion is spellbinding and leaves you wanting to enjoy it, again and again.

    The Lion King on Broadway: A three-hour emotional rollercoaster where you'll willingly weep over a…read moreman on stilts pretending to be a giraffe. ​The Highlights: ​The Opening: "The Circle of Life" starts, an elephant walks past your seat, and you suddenly realize your $300 ticket was actually a donation to the Church of Puppet Majesty. You will bow to the sun. It's not a choice; it's instinct. ​The Villain: Scar has the vibe of a disgruntled HR manager who's had it with the corporate retreat. He's sassy, he's bitter, and he's the only one dressed for a gothic gala. ​The Emotional Whiplash: One minute you're mourning a regicide, the next a meerkat is doing a vaudeville routine about eating bugs. It's a lot for the human psyche to process. ​Pro-Tip: If you sit on the aisle, be prepared for a giant bird to flap in your personal space. If you sit in the back, you'll spend the night wondering if that's a lion or a very athletic rug. ​Final Verdict: 10/10. It's the most expensive, most beautiful zoo visit you'll ever have where nothing actually smells like a tiger.

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    Broadhurst Theatre

    Broadhurst Theatre

    3.3(173 reviews)
    32.0 miTheater District, Midtown West

    I can't provide much information about seating because -- lucky me! -- I snagged second row center…read moreseats which are likely different than upstairs and further back in the orchestra. (I love that legend Andre De Shields smiled and made eye contact with me.) Yet another Shubert property, Broadhurst -- named after playwright George Broadhurst -- was built in 1917. The little I saw of the facility wasn't as impressive as other theaters. There's a steep stairway into the basement where the restrooms are. Not adequate for all the theater-goers, though I believe there's a small bathroom on the main floor for those with mobility issues. Staff distributed fans to everyone waiting to enter, which was very cool when used for applause. The "Jellicle Ball" is lively and fun, with spectacular dancing, singing, costumes and makeup. Though I had no interest in the original production of "Cats," my interest in this was piqued when featured on CBS's "Sunday Morning." BTW, if you're eligible to join TDF you might want to look into it to reap deep discounts. If you're visiting from out-of-town, Sardi's, a Broadway institution is directly across the street. Nothing like the Broadway experience!

    Bro. The show was great!! However the theater itself lacked any space at all to maneuver. Like, you…read morewalk in and the seats are right there. There is no lobby to take a breath, or for people to make a line to get drinks. At intermission, it was sort of frightening at how much we got pushed by people going in literally 4 directions: up to the bar, back to their seat, over to the men's room, over to the woman's room. Would not go back to this theater unless forced.

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    Broadhurst Theatre - Must see - Extended until December 22nd!!  - 10/5/2024

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    Gershwin Theatre - Wicked Cast

    Gershwin Theatre

    4.4(410 reviews)
    32.2 miTheater District, Midtown West

    I saw Wicked from the front row at the Gershwin Theatre. It was an incredible experience and…read moreabsolutely worth seeing in person. The Ozmopolitan drink from the bar was very tasty. Tastes like sour green apple. Front row was a plus because it gives insane detail. I was able to catch micro facial expressions, the costume details, and even the performers sweating. It was super immersive, and I even made eye contact with some of the cast members!! But the seat was also too low and extremely close to take in the full stage. Before the show started, people in the first two rows were already discussing that they can't see the dragon overhead, and they're right. From super up close, you miss the big picture of how the show is fully meant to look. Moments feel fragmented instead of cohesive, and you can't take in everything at once. It felt a bit more like individual moments than one big production. The stage is huge with far sides and a high upper section. So it's better experienced from a more panoramic view a little farther back. But I'm still glad I got to experience Wicked from the front row.

    The history of this beautiful theatre and the sheer size of it was really shocking. I walked in…read morepicturing a smaller theatre and was really pleasantly surprised. Hub treated us as my son who actually wanted to see the #1 rated show and I had never actually seen "Wicked" after al these years. We scored some reasonably priced 5th row seats just a few hours before the show at the box office. The show stage set, actors, orchestra and actors was needless to say, fantastic! Intermission goes by quickly so restroom lines are long!

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