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People coming to New York City often try to obtain New York Broadway tickets for the shows of their choice. This is not easy, at times, because if you are looking to obtain seats for a particular show, or if you are looking to book only prime seats for that particular show, it is always advisable to do so as early as possible, sometimes months before the show actually opens. For weekend shows, such as on a Saturday evening, popular shows are booked a couple of months in advance, and New York Broadway tickets for weekday shows may be available a couple of weeks in advance. This is usually what happens. If you know how, you may be able to get your tickets for the show the same day for several Broadway shows. We, at Reedsticket.net can make this possible for you. Our website at www.reedsticket.net can provide you links to several Broadway ticket brokers who are adept at helping you at the last moment.
A look at some of the popular Broadway shows for which we can help arrange your New York Broadway tickets for you: A Chorus Line – The show opened on Oct 5, at Schoenfeld Theater. Directed by Bob Avian, and with a star cast of Charlotte d’Amboise, Michael Berresse, among others, this long running and popular musical about Broadway dancers has returned to the New York stage.
Les Miserables – This show, based on Victor Hugo’s epic novel by the same name, will be opening at Broadhurst Theater Nov 9, with its first preview coming up on Oct 24. Trevor Nunn and John Caird have directed the star cast that includes, Alexander Gemignani, Norm Lewis, Daphne Rubin-Vega, and Gary Beach.
Mary Poppins – Slated to open on Nov 16 at New Amsterdam Theater, this Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's musical, which is based on the film by the same name, is directed by Richard Eyre and Matthew Bourne, and choreographed by Matthew Bourne and Stephen Mear. Its cast includes Ashley Brown and Gavin Lee.
Tarzan – Opened on May 10 at the Richard Rogers Theater, this show, based on the characters created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, has been collecting rave reviews. The show, directed by Bob Crowley, stars Josh Strickland as Tarzan, and Jenn Gambatese as Jane, with Daniel Manche and Alex Rutherford alternating in the role of Young Tarzan.
The Lion King – With a cast of more than 40 actors, and presently directed by Julie Taymor, and choreographed by Garth Fagan, this musical has reigned long on Broadway, since 1997. Currently you can see this show at Minskoff Theatre.
Wicked – Directed by Joe Mantello, this musical can be seen at Gershwin Theater on all days except Monday. These are just some of the shows on Broadway. With thirty-nine Theaters on Broadway and others known as Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway theaters, the variety of shows is vast. When you need your New York Broadway tickets for any of these, or other shows, A Ticket Agency can provide the best services you can expect from any source.
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