My Fair Lady on Broadway Tickets

My Fair Lady is back on Broadway! But not for long, so buy your My Fair Lady on Broadway tickets before you travel to New York. Purchasing theatre tickets online is easy, safe and, most noteworthy, saves you time and money. My Fair Lady has been labelled as ‘one of the best musicals of the century’, so go to the Vivian Beaumont Theater and don’t miss the chance to see this show!

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The Bet

My Fair Lady is making it’s long awaited return to Broadway after 25 years! The musical portrays Eliza Doolittle, a brash, bad mannered florist with a strong cockney accent. Two pompous gentlemen with an interest in phonetics, Henry Higgins and Colonel Pickering spot Eliza at the market and engage in a wager: Will Higgens succeed in teaching Eliza to lose her accent and turn her into a ‘lady’? The revival of this musical brings back all the favourite musical numbers from previous versions, including “I Could Have Danced All Night”, “Get Me to the Church on Time” and “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly”.

How to buy My Fair Lady tickets?

It is easy to buy tickets for My Fair Lady with the link below. I recommend buying tickets online before your trip to New York. Why? A lot of shows are very popular and are often sold out. You’ll also save time and money and most importantly you don’t have to stress about finding tickets when you are in New York.

Buying a ticket is simple:

Click on the link and select the date you want to go
Fill in your information and pay
Check your email for the confirmation and voucher
Exchange your voucher at the theatre on the day of the show with valid photo ID

Seats are assigned by the theatre, which is why you won’t know your exact seating at the time of booking. Seat numbers will be clearly marked on the tickets. For bookings up to 4 people you are guaranteed seating next to one another. With larger groups the theatre will try its best.

Send me an email at eric@newyorkcity.ca if you want to book for groups of 12 people or more.

Eric’s Tip: If you are looking for a classic period drama musical with less weight than The Phantom of the Opera then My Fair Lady is a great choice. The sets, costumes, actors and even the theatre seating all bring to life Eliza Doolittle’s story wonderfully. Don’t forget to check out the fountain show at Lincoln Center after the show! Want to make the night even more unforgettable? Celebrate in style by renting a limousine in New York and you can drive down Broadway before arriving to the theatre.

Show Information

Minimum age: Children under the age of 5 are not permitted in the theatre.
Location: Vivian Beaumont Theater, 150 West 65th Street

Posted in Closed Broadway Musicals