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Are kids allowed to go to Broadway shows?

by Bobbi Devlin

Are kids allowed to go to Broadway shows?

Generally, children under the age of 4 are not permitted at Broadway shows. – All audience members require a ticket to see a Broadway show, regardless of age. Even if you intend to seat your child on your lap during the show, both you and your child will need tickets to get into the building.

What age is appropriate for Broadway?

4 years of
The general minimum for admission to Broadway shows appears to be 4 years of age.

Are kids free on Broadway?

Kids’ Night on Broadway is when kids ages 18 and under can see participating Broadway shows for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult. A Kids’ Night on Broadway ticket includes pre-theatre activities, restaurant discounts, parking discounts, educational programs, and more.

Is six the musical child friendly?

What are the age restrictions for the show? The show is recommended for ages 10 & up. Children under 5 are not permitted in the theatre but Don’t Lose Ur Head, we love our Queens of all ages!

Is Hamilton play good for kids?

The PG-13 rating is spot on. The show feels geared towards older kids (tweens and up), not only for its mature content but also for the complicated ideas and historical frameworks present. It helps if your kid knows a thing or two about the American Revolution and Constitution.

How much do Broadway child actors make?

They range all the way from deferred payment, nothing until and if the film is sold, to $100 and up a day. Commercials pay the same day rate as film and TV generally. Live theater has a similar range. Scale payments for Broadway are in excess of $2,200 a week.

What are the best Broadway shows for children?

Luckily there are quite a few excellent Broadway shows for kids playing right now. If you are going with younger kids Matilda, The Lion King, or Aladdin, are excellent picks. For older kids, Wicked, School of Rock, or Hamilton are great choices.

What are some Broadway shows?

“Romeo and Juliet”

  • “The King and I”
  • “Oklahoma!”
  • “An American in Paris”
  • “Kinky Boots”
  • “Death of a Salesman”
  • “Peter Pan”
  • “Swan Lake”
  • “42nd Street”
  • “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”

    • What shows are on Broadway now?

    Hadestown (from September 2) Broadway Show in Theatre District. Add to myNY. Hadestown’s musical had already been on the billboard of the New York

  • Wicked (from September 14)
  • Hamilton (from September 14)
  • Chicago (from September 14)
  • The Lion King (from September 14)