Broadway
Stay Front And Center For Broadway’s Finest
As the curtain rises on the sights and sounds of Broadway, The Muse New York provides a front row seat to Manhattan's legendary stage scene. Discover some of the most prestigious theatres just steps from our hotel, where every stay is a standing ovation.
Lyceum Theatre
Built in 1903, the Lyceum Theatre is Broadway's oldest continuously operating playhouse. With Beaux-Arts charm, it boasts fluted limestone columns, twin grand staircases, and exquisite marble mosaics.
Minskoff Theatre
Established in 1973, the Minskoff Theatre is a prominent Broadway venue with 1,710 seats. It hosts legendary productions including West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, and The Lion King.
Hudson Theatre
Dating back to 1902, the Hudson Theatre is one of the oldest Broadway venues. The 970-seat theatre underwent an extensive restoration and Broadway revival in 2017.
Hamilton: An American Musical
Lin-Manuel Miranda's Pulitzer Prize-winning production tells the story of the life, legacy, and boundless ambition of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton against the dramatic backdrop of the American Revolution. With a groundbreaking score that blends hip-hop, R&B, and rap with classic standards of the stage, Hamilton has electrified audiences and critics alike, earning a record-breaking 16 Tony nominations and 11 awards, including Best Musical.
The Lion King
Experience the groundbreaking stagecraft, exhilarating score, and unforgettable choreography of one of the most awe-inspiring productions and the highest grossing Broadway musical of all time. Adapted for the stage by visionary director Julie Taymor, The Lion King tells a tale of family, destiny, and coming of age in the vibrant African Pride Lands. Featuring award-winning music from celebrated songwriting duo Elton John and Tim Rice, The Lion King is sure to capture the hearts of both young and old alike. Other stage productions include Book of Mormon, Back to the Future, Michael Jackson, Water for Elephants, Six The Musical, The Notebook, and Wicked.
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child
Set nineteen years after the events of the final book, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child follows Harry's headstrong son Albus as he befriends the son of his father's lifelong rival, Draco Malfoy, on a mind-blowing journey through time that could forever alter the course of the past and future. Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, and John Tiffany, the show lets you experience the wizarding world like never before through spellbinding storytelling and visionary theatrical magic.
Shubert Theatre
Experience unforgettable stories come to life at Shubert Theatre, the heart of Broadway. With its rich history and premier location, this iconic venue is celebrated for its rich heritage and pivotal role in the performing arts. Shubert is a must-visit for theater lovers visiting NYC.
Barrymore Theatre
Step into the Barrymore Theatre, named in honor of the legendary stage actress Ethel Barrymore. It is a beacon of theatrical history and artistic expression in New York City's Broadway district. Experience a unique night of a unique Broadway experience in an intimate setting.
James Earl Jones Theatre
Named after the legendary actor, the James Earl Jones Theatre is a beacon of cultural and artistic excellence. Located just a short walk away, this theater promises a unique and immersive experience for theatre-goers with exquisite dramas and musical performances.
Belasco Theatre
Built in 1907, the Belasco Theatre is a legendary icon and former NBC broadcast location. Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Blackbird, and Girl from North Country are some the notable productions. Beware as it's an urban legend the ghost of David Belasco haunts the theater.
- How far is The Muse from Broadway New York? How far is The Muse from Broadway New York?
The Muse New York is conveniently located in the heart of the Broadway Theater District at 46th Street and 5th Avenue. Several of the district’s most prominent theaters are located within a five minute walk of the hotel, including the Hudson Theatre, Minskoff Theatre, and Lyceum Theatre.
- What shows are on Broadway right now? What shows are on Broadway right now?
There are currently more than two dozen shows playing on Broadway, including acclaimed productions like Hamilton, Funny Girl, The Lion King, The Book of Mormon, and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. You can view a complete list of current Broadway productions, including ticketing info, locations, run time, and more here.
- What should I wear to a Broadway show? What should I wear to a Broadway show? Most Broadway theaters no longer have dress codes, and audience members are free to wear anything from t-shirts and jeans to cocktail dresses and formal attire. Of course, if you’re attending a special performance like a gala event or opening night, it may be worth opting for a slightly dressier or smart-casual look.
- How much are Broadway tickets? How much are Broadway tickets?
Broadway tickets are available at a variety of different price points, generally ranging from $20 to $145 each. Pricing varies based on the performance date, time of day, seat location, and the show’s popularity. You can expect to pay more for premium seats to hit shows on weekend nights, while discounted rush, group, and standing room tickets offer a more affordable option, albeit with less flexibility in terms of seating location, dates, showtimes, etc.
- Where is Broadway in New York? Where is Broadway in New York? The Broadway Theater District is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, a short stroll from The Muse New York. The district is boundaried by 40th Street and 53rd Street to the north and south, and 6th Avenue and 9th Avenue to the east and west. The Vivian Beaumont Theater, located within Lincoln Center, is the only Broadway-class theater located outside of the Theater District.