New York Theatre – As for the theater scene, no better boasts a larger following than the theaters of New York City. There are so many possibilities for this type of entertainment, it could make your head swirl. Of course, everyone, once in their lifetime has heard of Broadway- the subject of many songs, movies and childhood dreams. Productions are often referred to as Broadway, Off-Broadway and even Off-Off-Broadway. Theaters are referred as such depending on their prices, pay scales and star power.

Broadway Theater
1681 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Originally built to offer patrons an entryway to vaudeville acts and musical comedies, the Broadway Theater now hosts a slew of interesting plays. Come enjoy one of the many Tony-award winning productions that pass across its stage. Doors open 45 minutes before show time-it’s recommended that you arrive at least 15 minutes before show time.

Metropolitan Opera House
Lincoln Center, Broadway and 64th St.
Phone: 212-362-6000
Let the ceiling and walls shake with the thunderous voices of a male operatic lead. Tickets could cost anywhere from $25 to a steep $225.

Ed Sullivan Theater
1697 Broadway, (between 53rd and 54th Streets), New York City, NY 10019-5904
Phone: 212 975-6644
Hours: Noon Mon-Thu
Do you have a stupid pet trick you’d like to share? You can view a taping of the ever-popular David Letterman show at the Ed Sullivan Theater, located on Broadway.

Radio City Music Hall
1260 Ave of the Americas, (between 50th and 51st streets), New York City, NY 10020-1701
Phone: 212 247-4777
Long legs pump to and fro as the famous Rockettes perform for packed audiences. Not only is Radio City home to the lovely ladies, the music hall offers a wide range of musical performances and holiday events.

Williamsburg Art Nexus
205 N 7th St, Brooklyn, NY
Phone: (718) 599-7997
The space that this theater occupies was meant to give stage performers a reasonably priced rehearsal space close to Manhattan. Visitors can enjoy the theater’s spacious yet intimate 30-by-36-foot stage, illuminated by two skylights, with a seating capacity of 64.