New York City Theater Guide
No trip to New York City is truly ever complete without experiencing a New York City Theater or music production. Do this at least once in your life at one of the famous New York City Theaters and you'll create lasting memories of your trip. Here's some of the best and most popular New York City Theaters to choose from.
Lincoln Center of Performing Arts
Broadway at 64th St 212-546-2656
New York's premier institution where prestigious art companies perform.
Metropolitan Opera
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York 212-362-6000
One of the world’s top opera houses featuring the finest singers, a fantastic orchestra and spectacular sights.
New York City Opera
20 Lincoln Center, New York 212-870-5570
A superb, more adventurous opera company. Prices are more reasonable.
New York City Ballet
20 Lincoln Center, New York 212-870-5570
Known annually for the production of the Nutcracker.
New York Philharmonic
132 W 65th St., New York 212-875-5299
The oldest professional orchestra in America, they are an exceptional symphony.
Jazz at Lincoln Center
212-875-5299
Led by the remarkable Wynton Marsalis.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
212-875-5788
Performances include some very high-merited guests.
Carnegie Hall
881 7th Ave., 212-247-7800
The most famous performance location.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music
30 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, NY 718-636-4100
This is the city’s most famous contemporary arts institution, presenting cutting-edge theater, opera, dance and music.
City Center
131 W. 55th St. 877-581-1212
Audience friendly theater of modern dance.
Joyce Theater
175 8th Ave. 212-242-0800
NYC's prime venue for modern dance.
Radio City Music Hall
1260 6th Ave., 212-247-4777
A stunning art deco venue where the theater itself adds style to any performance.
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