New World Stages Tours and Tickets

Explore New York City's Theater District on a private 2-hour walking tour that introduces you to backstage stories and insider secrets of the Great White Way. With a private guide, walk through the area around Times Square to see theaters that have been home to legendary performances and Broadway stars. You'll hear about the history of live theater, including the early days of Vaudeville and the creation of the musical.

Head down to New World Stages in New York City for a night out with this admission ticket to the Gazillion Bubble Show. This family-friendly performance show offers something for all ages, and it's sure to get the whole family laughing. Spend an hour (or a little more) with the Fang family as they put on an entertaining artistic bubble show under the glow of laser lighting. Children must be four years of age or older to attend.

Explore New York City's theater culture beyond the glitz of the 'Great White Way' with a 2-hour off-Broadway walking tour led by a theater insider. Hear about NYC's most legendary stars, and sing along as your guide performs beloved songs from off-Broadway shows. Visit beloved indie theaters as you learn about the city's cutting-edge acting world, and get tips on where to mingle with the city's working actors and musicians.

Reserve your tickets ahead of time to The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking in New York City. Sip three included craft cocktails while you watch the 2-hour show filled with comedy and music by mixologist Anthony Caporale.

Skip the ticket line to the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Jersey Boys by purchasing your ticket in advance. Watch the dramatized story of the Four Seasons' rise to fame come to life through original music and choreography, including popular hits such as "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," and more.

Prepare to laugh during this 2-hour performance of Avenue Q on Broadway. Bust a gut giggling at this Tony Award-winning musical featuring a half-puppet, half-human cast as they share the story of a college graduate trying to make it as a New York newcomer. It's a politically-incorrect, rebellious, take on the typical theater show.