New York, New York on Broadway Tickets

You can easily get your New York, New York on Broadway tickets before you go to New York. Buy your theatre tickets online to save money and time. This ode to New York takes you back to 1946 when every artist was trying to make it. So is New York’s Jimmy Doyle, and Francine Evans, who just got off the bus from Philly. Will they succeed? Witness this love letter to New York at the St. James Theatre.

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If you can make it in New York…

It is 1946, the war is over and New York has a large group of artists who all have the same dream; to become famous. Among them is Jimmy Doyle, a native New Yorker. Like all the other artists, Jimmy is looking for music, money, and love. Things do not look bright for him until he meets Francine Evans, a talented young singer from Philadelphia who is destined for stardom. If they can make it in New York, they can make it anywhere.

Be a part of it, New York, New York

New York, New York is an homage to this extraordinary city. With an original story by David Thompson and additional lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, who wrote the hit musical Hamilton, among other things. Let yourself be swept away by the city that never sleeps with musical classics and new songs.

How to buy New York, New York on Broadway Tickets?

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

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

Eric’s Tip: “The decor alone makes this musical worth seeing. The stage is beautifully decorated and changes with each scene. One minute you are in Grand Central Station and the next you see the Empire State Building. It might even snow and rain during the show.”