Experience A Broadway Play - What It'S Like To Attend A Broadway Show

Ever wonder what a Broadway show is like? Are you looking for an evening filled with astonishment and wonderment, grandeur and thrills? Where you enter a world of mystery and grandeur from the moment you step into the theatre to find your seat. Gazing about you in awe at this world you have just entered, a rich tapestry of color surrounds you, the lighting muted and soft, lending an eerie glow as you are about to experience all the world upon a stage, with sounds merrily emanating from the orchestra pit in front of you, and gigantic and ornate curtains on the stage rippling with activity unseen behind them.

Then you and audience become muted as the curtains part and you have your first view of the show before you. You notice you are holding your breath as you drink all the stage in, feeling as if you are a part of this world you suddenly find yourself in.

You immediately begin to empathize with the characters you witness on stage, you feel their pain and joy, and you almost become part of their world indeed. In too soon a time it seems, the actors retreat and you seem as if you can breathe normal for a moment as the lights softly glow again. Now it's between Acts and you get a chance to saunter to the lobby to grab a drink and chat with your theater mates. You may get a program book, deciding for yourself that you must have something to look at, when the real world intrudes, to help carry yourself back to this world of wonder, remembering how you felt. Your life seems forever changed, leaving you wanting for more with the loud applause and the final curtain call.

In cities all over the country, seeing a Broadway show is pure pleasure for those looking for one of the finer things in life, at a cost everyone can afford. From New York City to Boston, Chicago to L.A., National tours of the Broadway hits Wicked and the Lion King can be seen in many cities across the US and Canada.

From the oldest running show on Broadway, The Phantom of the Opera, to The Color Purple, a movie made into a Broadway show, your choices are endless for a night filled with wonder and something you will never forget, whether you are crying with the actors on stage to laughing so hard there are tears in your eyes. Going to the theater is an experience that has no equivalent. You'll find yourself carried to a world that you've never been to before, in all its brilliance and magnificence.