Think Broadway. Think Cabaret. Broadway or Broadway Theatre is a theatre genre that consists of the theatrical performances presented in 41 professional theaters, each withs 500 or more seats, in the Theatre District and Lincoln Center along Broadway, in Midtown Manhattan. It's what New York City is all about. Broadway and London's West End represent the highest commercial level of theatrical entertainment in the English-speaking world. But here's an interesting trivia note: While the Broadway thoroughfare is closely identified with Times Square, only three theaters are located on Broadway--Broadway Theater, Palace Theater and Winter Garden Theater. The rest are located on the marked cross streets, extending from the Nederlander Theater one block south of Times Square on 41st Street, north along either side of Broadway to 53rd Street, and the Vivian Bennet Theater at Lincoln Center on West 65th Street. The Theatre District is a major tourist attraction, drawing 15 million people and paying over $1.8 billion in one season. My wife and I contributed our share by managing to secure tickets to see the newest version of the 1966 Tony Award winning musical Cabaret at the August Wilson Theater on West 52nd Street. As an added attraction, take time to visit the Museum of Broadway on West 45th Street. Open to the public in 2022, learn the history and experiences of Broadway theatre and its profound influence on shaping Midtown Manhattan and Times Square.

We experienced a unique show on Broadway in New York, and it was a spectacular place. The lights are shining and the atmosphere is warm, giving us a sense of the city's vitality. The theatre's architecture is magnificent and the interiors gorgeous, as if into a dream world. The ticket price is high, but every show is something to look forward to. We immersed ourselves in music and dance and enjoyed an unforgettable evening. Overall, Broadway is a must-see for couples, full of romance and passion.

Broadway is one of New York’s most famous avenues. Broadway also refers to all musicals in New York City that are performed in the Theater District, around Times Square. We will enjoy walking on this colorful artery many theaters.

Broadway is the busy thoroughfare that cuts diagonally through Midtown Manhattan passing through Times Square, Herald Square at Macy's and near the Empire State Building and ends at Union Square after passing by the much-photographed Flatiron Building. However, in truth, Broadway describes New York's theater district as many of the best-known theaters in town are located on or near the street. Taking in a Broadway show is a must-do experience when visiting NYC.

As you walk the very long road that crosses Manhattan you have the impression of being in a movie, indeed, to be simultaneously in all the movies set in the immense street or in which the same is even mentioned. The theaters that overlook it host the most famous shows in the world. Everything on Broadway is glittering, luxurious, huge and just stunning

This famous street cuts across Manhattan and also transports you to many neighborhoods. An important subway line runs under it. Parts of it have been transformed into little parks. Famous for the bright lights of the theater district, but you will find so much more along this long street. Take a long walk.