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In fact, because there were no subtitles and the story took place in Paris at the beginning of the last century, it was difficult for a foreigner to fully immerse themselves in the performance. Furthermore, the performance was filled with obscure dialogue and singing, which even made the American girl sitting next to me yawn repeatedly.

The most shocking thing in the two and a half hour performance is the actors' live singing skills. The Phantom's strange and changeable voice-over floats around the theater from time to time, and the heroine's aria is so touching that you can't help but kneel down. When classic segments such as "think of me" and "all I ask of you" sound, you will forget the barriers brought by language and culture and completely immerse yourself in the world of musical.

It can be said that the trip to New York needs a climax, and the trip to the United States also needs a climax.

The climax should undoubtedly be the Broadway musicals. Whether it is "The Phantom of the Opera" or "The Lion King", when you go to the United States, you must watch a Broadway musical.

Before entering, everyone was waiting near the bar, and almost everyone had a special drink for the night. I wonder if it's customary to drink cocktails at a show? I had one too, and it was quite good! Before the show and during intermission, there were guys selling snacks on their backs. It was like stepping back in time. This kind of snack selling is something I've only seen in movies!

If you don't attend a musical, you won't understand much about American culture. For example, when I watched the movie Sing, I couldn't understand why a theater would close down if a show became unpopular. Similarly, when I watched King Kong, I couldn't understand why a theater's closure meant all the actors lost their jobs. It turns out that on Broadway, each theater only has one show, one or two per day, year-round.

What's incredible to me is that even after decades of performances, The Phantom of the Opera is still sold out every time! A theater can truly survive on just one show! As a Chinese, I'm truly amazed!

On the one hand, the theater's setting was incredibly beautiful and ingenious, and Webber's play was truly excellent!!! Furthermore, the actors were truly superb! The experience was completely different from watching it on TV, in the movies, or even on video. Even from a few dozen meters away, you could feel the alluring beauty of the leading actress and the intense sensuality emanating from the masked theater ghosts. And yet, such a brilliant actor isn't a star in America, instead relegated to playing the same role day after day in the same theater... Being a musical actor in America is truly a dreary profession...

Broadway, literally translated as "Broadway," was originally a narrow path blazed by Native Americans. Today, it's a bustling thoroughfare, 22 to 45 meters wide and 50 miles long. Lined with towering skyscrapers, it resembles a bustling river, running through Manhattan. Starting at Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan, Broadway connects to the financial hub of Wall Street. To the east lies City Hall, one of New York's few remaining historic buildings. It's known as the "Great White Avenue."



Broadway Opera House

We watched the Broadway opera in the evening. There were no rush tickets for Aladdin, only regular price tickets. It was so popular that the theater was completely packed on such an ordinary Tuesday night.

If you don't have any particular requirements for which opera to watch, you can search for this TICKETS place, buy rush tickets on the spot and then go to watch the opera. There are basically 50% to 60% off tickets.

A trip to New York City is a must-see for Broadway performers! Broadway performers don't exhibit any star airs. They dress modestly, don't have chauffeurs, and quietly leave after the show, their bags slung over their shoulders. It's hard to imagine they're the stars who captivate countless audiences with their singing and performances. If it weren't for the attention of avid fans, you'd miss them as mere passersby. These stars, born from the people and embracing the people, are truly admired by the people.

That night, we were all crazy fans, taking photos with every Lion King ad we saw. We had originally planned to see another show the next day, but unfortunately, none of the shows were available. While it was disappointing, the gift of being at Broadway was the best gift I could have received during the Spring Festival.

Coming out of the subway station and heading towards Times Square, you pass by Broadway, which literally means "broad street". You can see performance signs everywhere on both sides of the street. Various familiar shows, dramas, and musicals are performed here every day.

Today's Broadway is like Wall Street to the financial district. Whether you are a music fan or not, I believe you will be impressed by the wonderful performances here. If you are worried about not being able to understand the English version of the opera, then experiencing "The Phantom of the Opera" may be a good choice.

Countless classic operas were born here, creating countless legendary sleepless nights. Perhaps, only Broadway is the only street in the world filled with the dreams of countless song and dance performers.

If there is a performance you are interested in, you can buy tickets in advance on the theater's website. In addition, the ticket office in Times Square (TKTS) sometimes sells same-day tickets at very low prices.

We saw "Chicago" this time, and during our visit, "The Phantom of the Opera" was the main show. Broadway isn't actually a single theater, but rather a cluster of theaters. After buying your tickets, make sure to check which theater your musical is being shown. The theater we were assigned to was a bit run-down, likely due to its age and lack of renovations. But for those focused on the musical itself, this can be overlooked.

Having been a fan of Andrew Webber's musicals for years, I finally made the pilgrimage to Broadway. Of course, the classic "Phantom of the Opera" was the best. Photography was prohibited during the performance. I loved watching the live performance; the band was fantastic. I was completely satisfied! !!!!!!

Broadway is a collective term for the area where many theaters gather, and each theater presents different shows. You can buy tickets online or at the theater. Front seats are more expensive, but they offer a better experience!

A trip to New York without visiting Broadway would be a complete waste. The entire theater was packed. I had booked my ticket in advance in Beijing and sat in the third row, watching the entire show up close and enjoying this feast of both hearing and vision.

The Broadway area is full of theaters of all sizes, with a wide variety of shows. My dream is to watch all the shows I want to see.

A must-see show in New York is on Broadway. I've heard that shows anywhere else in the world can't compare to the original. Broadway shows aren't included in the New York Pass. The theater is quaint and charming, and photography is strictly prohibited during the show, as staff supervise the entire process.

Before going to the Broadway Opera, I was still wondering if I would not understand it. To make the trip worthwhile, I had to go through the "scenes"! We chose The Phantom of the Opera, and if you have children, you can choose The Lion King. The orchestra played hidden in front of the stage, but we could see them. The venue was packed, and most of the people sitting in the front row downstairs were dressed formally. After the opening, not only were you not allowed to take pictures, but you were also not allowed to use your phone. The whole process was thrilling, and the stage special effects seemed to have added magical effects. In short, the music is so classic and hopelessly beautiful. It was a great feeling to listen to the original soundtrack + the orchestra performance. When each actor took his final bow, there was applause and cheers one after another. Because it is a tragedy, I still couldn't calm down for a long time after watching it.

One of the must-do things in New York is see a Broadway show. I bought tickets for the classic play, The Phantom of the Opera, on China-TravelNote. The music is incredibly well-written, mysterious, and beautiful. The opening number, "Think of Me," will captivate you, followed by "The Phantom of Opera" and "The Music of the Night," which have become classic musical numbers.

Broadway, which runs through Manhattan Island, starts from the riverside pier at the southeast tip of downtown, passes through the bustling downtown and quiet residences, and goes through skyscrapers and tree-lined avenues to the northwest hinterland.

Here, even if they have to queue up for tickets, many tourists choose to enjoy a high-quality opera, such as the prestigious "Phantom of the Opera", "The Lion King" and "Aladdin".

44th-45th Street is all Broadway, with classics like The Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King, and Aladdin being the most popular. The seats are always packed, and there's a discount for buying tickets at the door, depending on availability. The seats are the highest and most remote. Even if you haven't seen it, it's definitely worth a visit. The stage isn't large, but the scenery and effects are ingenious and exquisite. The emotionally charged scenes are dreamy and beautiful. The show lasts two hours, with a 30-minute intermission. However, the seats are small and not very comfortable. Are overweight foreigners going to be turned away?

This is a musical I've been looking forward to for a long time. I want to see it more than Sleep No More.

I didn't specifically book tickets on the official website because they are relatively easy to buy. You can go to Times Square where there will be agents selling tickets. I also bought them there a few days in advance.

Honestly, when "Cell Block Tango" started, I got goosebumps and stood up in awe. Of course, "All That Jazz" is also a classic, and I still listen to it often. The whole show was flawless, very different from "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Wicked." I absolutely loved the conductor. The audience was mostly young, and there weren't many Chinese people either.

Since I was going to stay in New York for 5 days, I went to the hotel several times to buy a cheap ticket. Fortunately, it was close to where I live.

It's a shame to come to New York and not see a Broadway show! !!! It was absolutely amazing. The stage, the actors, the costumes, the atmosphere. I wanted to see it again!

Since we are in Times Square, let's go and have a look. Just in case we run into that movie star.

The most worthwhile cultural attraction in New York, with ticket prices ranging from 700 to 1,200 yuan, includes performances such as "The Phantom of the Opera", "The Lion King" and "Chicago".

New York's Broadway, a street dotted with numerous theaters, is a major hub for American drama and musicals, making the name "Broadway" synonymous with musicals. Broadway boasts many classics, including The Phantom of the Opera and Elvis Presley... This time, we chose the innovative immersive theater show Sleep No More. Based on Shakespeare's Macbeth, it's one of the most celebrated works of immersive theater in recent years, having been running continuously in New York for five years. We researched numerous travel guides when choosing the show, and the simple conclusion is, "If I only see one play in New York, it's definitely this." The performance takes place at the McKittrick Hotel, the very setting of the story. Tickets are $100 per person, so be sure to book in advance. A word of caution, ladies and gentlemen: unlike typical high-class operas where you simply sit back and enjoy, be sure to wear your most comfortable clothing and shoes, as you'll be running around with the actors and squeezing through the crowd. Skirts and high heels are best avoided. Taking photos inside the theater is not allowed. The scenes are very delicate and the audience can look at the props at will. The sofas can also be sat on.

It's truly breathtaking. A must-see in New York! However, I'm a high school student, and The Phantom of the Opera requires a fairly high level of English proficiency, so it was a bit confusing. During the break, I immediately looked up the synopsis online, and only then did I feel comfortable watching the second half. If your English isn't very advanced, I recommend The Lion King, but if you want to experience the stage presence of The Phantom of the Opera, you can also watch it.

A famous and bustling thoroughfare in New York City. The theater, despite its recurring performances, remains packed daily. It's the stage where countless Hollywood stars aspire to perform. It's a comedy lover's paradise! The dancing and singing are both captivating. Walking down bustling Broadway in the evenings is truly captivating. The experience of some theaters is quite different from that of watching a movie.

On Broadway, the line at one restaurant was staggering, but even more crowded were the theaters, their lightboxes announcing upcoming shows. Back then, Mei Lanfang performed on this very street. Nearly a century later, Broadway performances remain the world's most beloved, and their popularity continues to grow. We had no plans to see a show; we were just passing through!

Now that you're in New York, why not go and listen to a Broadway musical?

I've been obsessed with "The Phantom of the Opera" since I first read it in my English textbook about ten years ago. It was also the first time I knew there was a place called Broadway. I'd always wondered what kind of university I'd have to get into and how much money I'd have to make to go there and see a musical I loved. Turns out, childhood dreams are so cute, and ten years later, I'm still so excited to have fulfilled that little wish! "The Phantom of the Opera" is so, so good! When that classic song played, many girls (both foreign and domestic) were in tears. Even the Fruits Basket girls couldn't resist such a love story.

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If you have deep pockets, I recommend buying the most expensive front-row seats. Broadway theaters are all very old, and not much thought was put into their original design. To save money, I chose the back row, but my view was half-obstructed by the second-floor ceiling. I wouldn't have been able to see some of the scenes if I had been higher up, which is a bit of a shame.

If you just want to experience it, you can actually wait for the remaining tickets for the day at the Times Square ticket center. The seats are random, but they are all sold at half price, which is very cost-effective.

I booked the tickets a few months in advance and watched "The Book of Mormon" here. I have to say that the quality of Broadway musicals is really high. The whole performance is very exciting and the visual and audio effects are also great.

I grabbed a ticket for the classic Broadway opera "The Phantom of the Opera" more than 3 months in advance. You can't take photos during the show, but I can only say it's worth seeing. I recommend everyone to experience it for yourself!

Broadway is very close to Times Square, where you can see many posters of famous plays. It feels very literary to have such a cultural corner in the corner of the bustling commercial center.

Broadway originally means "broad street", but another theory is that the name is translated from the Dutch word Brede weg, which is the same as translating Wall Street into Wall Street.

Broadway is a major north-south thoroughfare in New York City, stretching from Battery Park in the south to the north across Manhattan Island. Because of the numerous theaters lining this thoroughfare, it is a major hub for American drama and musicals, leading the name "Broadway" to become synonymous with musicals.

I walked around the entrance of Broadway and saw the bustling crowd. One who doesn’t understand art and people cannot feel its charm.

It was just a busy street, with some large LCD screens advertising things and some people performing, making it quite chaotic.

I watched the world-famous Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. It was very authentic and great. I highly recommend it!

Bustling commercial street, the big bronze bull is worth touching ~ haha

Before we left, we'd been debating whether to see a Broadway show. After all, it's considered world-class, but the prices were staggering, typically around $70 per ticket (please multiply by 7 to convert to RMB). And unfortunately, the Phantom of the Opera we'd been craving wasn't available for the two days we were there. In fact, before heading to Times Square, we hesitated for a long time outside a Broadway theater, comparing which musical to see. In the end, we bit the bullet and bought Disney's Aladdin. The New Amsterdam Theatre, one of Disney's theaters, was built in 1902–1903 and designed by the architectural firm of Henry Hertz and Hugh Tarrant. The New Amsterdam Theatre, with its famous rooftop garden, has since been demolished. The rest of the building is now used as offices. The theater closed in 1985 and was leased by Walt Disney and renovated by Holtzman Pfeiffer. From 1995 to 1997, Disney productions were the flagship shows on Broadway. With its Beaux-Arts exterior and interior architecture, the New Amsterdam Theatre is a New York City landmark. Furthermore, in 1980, the theater building was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Besides the Grand Theatre, founded in 1903, the New Amsterdam Theatre is the oldest surviving Broadway theater. The New Amsterdam Theatre's most recent hit musical, "Aladdin," is a popular choice, as it's a fairy tale, easily accessible even without knowing the underlying story. The theater's style is very Disney-inspired, with a retro, dreamy feel.

Broadway is a long street that runs north-south through almost the entire Lower Manhattan area of New York City. Today, however, the term "Broadway" refers specifically to the "theater district" where numerous theaters perform American musicals day and night. These theaters are mostly located between 40th and 57th Streets near Times Square. Each theater consistently presents the same play for an extended period, some even going on for over a decade. Classics such as "Cats," "The Lion King," "Chicago," and "The Phantom of the Opera" captivate not only New Yorkers but also opera lovers across the United States and around the world.

No matter when, there are always so many people

I think a proper tourist comes to New York if he or she sees a play, visits a museum, listens to some jazz in a bar, and eats a hot dog on the street.

Broadway has so many shows that they can't be categorized into different theaters. While some classics, like "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Cats," continue to perform year after year, new productions also appear at different times. When I was in New York, two major Disney productions, "The Lion King" and "Aladdin," were showing on Broadway. You'll need an international payment card to purchase online. If you don't have one, you can also check China-TravelNote or Qyer for independent travel plans that offer Broadway tickets.

However, it is safer to buy on the official website because you need to choose the opera, the time and show, and the seats yourself.

Different seats have different prices!!! When I entered the theater, I was really shocked by the decoration and design of the theater!!! It really looks luxurious!!!

Although my seat was not in the middle, it was not far from the stage, so I could see the real high-definition effect!



The symphony orchestra is sitting under the stage. It turns out that these are all live performances!!!

The whole performance was fantastic, with the audience bursting into applause after each segment.

The live performance, the actors' singing and dancing, and the stage layout were all fantastic!!! The black guy who played the elf was the center of attention! It was hilarious and absolutely brilliant!!!

Broadway is not only a famous thoroughfare in New York City but also a symbol of modern American musical theatre and entertainment. It's lined with numerous theaters, each showcasing its own classic repertoire. Some have been running for years, undergoing several rounds of cast changes, yet remain incredibly popular and tickets are always in high demand. Performing here represents the highest level of the entertainment industry, and many renowned Oscar-winning actors have graced its stages. We chose the Empire Theatre's Les Miserables. The newly adapted script boasts a compelling plot, the actors' rich emotions, and the dramatic scenery and lighting are magnificent, a model of spatial composition and the art of light and shadow.

Each theater only shows one movie. I really want to see more, but it's too expensive.

What's a trip to New York City without seeing a Broadway opera? The Majestic Theatre, one of Broadway's largest theaters, has been home to "The Phantom of the Opera" since 1988. Though the main cast has changed repeatedly, the opera remains enduringly popular. We booked discounted tickets online and had seats near the front, allowing us to clearly see the actors' expressions. We were even more taken aback by the opera's suspenseful opening scene (a chandelier falling from the sky and a sudden gunshot). The stage design was stunning, and the scenes on the small stage were tightly arranged yet impressive. It was truly worth the price of admission.

Must see SHOW, Phantom of the Opera, wonderful

A series of theaters, went to see a performance of "The Phantom of the Opera".

Broadway’s century-long history makes this street even more desirable;

Broadway basically runs across the entire island of Manhattan, from Central Park in the north to Wall Street in the south.

The busiest place on Broadway is near Times Square.

Here you can see countless handsome men and beautiful women, various exquisite and unique shops, and various street art and performances...

It was truly a treat;

It is recommended to take a bus tour of the entire Broadway during the day;

At night, you must walk around the most lively places. Even until one or two o'clock in the morning, it is still very lively here.

Broadway is a street steeped in history. While the exteriors of the cinemas and theaters don't look dated, the illuminated billboards evoke a sense of time gone by. A visit to New York City is a must for seeing an authentic Broadway production. I chose The Lion King. Broadway doesn't offer every production you might want; different shows are offered depending on the season and time of year. You can book tickets online in advance, as tickets often sell out at the door.

At Times Square, I went back and forth to various theaters to buy tickets for a Broadway show I had long dreamed of seeing. The "sold out" signs were everywhere, and I realized that it was really not easy to see a classic Broadway show on the spur of the moment. I had no choice but to go to TKT (discount ticket booth) and spend half a day studying the discount show codes there to buy tickets for a Broadway show I had never heard of. As I sat under the stage, I heard the actors on stage singing Broadway songs loudly. The vivid and moving performance style and singing voices made me deeply envious of New Yorkers.

The Ambassador Theatre is classically elegant. My ticket, purchased from a domestic travel website, gave me a seat in the middle of the seventh row on the first floor, a nearly unobstructed view of the front. I was thinking how lucky I was to have such a wonderful trip. The musical began, and the actors, dressed in sexy costumes, gave a passionate and captivating performance. The music, lighting, singing, dancing, and coordination all gave me, a person who doesn't quite appreciate it, a truly beautiful experience.

It's definitely worth seeing a live musical in New York. Tickets for The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, The Lion King, and Chicago are among the hardest to come by. For The Phantom of the Opera, it's incredibly difficult to buy one without booking three months in advance.

I saw the Broadway production of Mamma Mia! I think there's a discount if you buy tickets in advance. A Broadway production is a must! While the ticket price is quite high, it's a great value!

The theater was packed. Although we couldn't understand what was being sung, we could feel the joys and sorrows of the characters through the ups and downs of the music, the smooth and graceful dance moves, the humorous tone of voice, the changing lights, and the superb performances of the actors. It was a perfect and sensory-impacting performance.

The performance ended with thunderous applause that lasted for a long time!

In the evening we returned to the Broadway Theater to watch "The Phantom of the Opera". The plot was familiar, but the presentation method was different from the movies we had seen before.

On stage are the actors, and below is a live band. The shifting scenes and lighting are magnificent, truly an art form of space and light and shadow. In a sense, architecture and the stage are interconnected: both are spatial arts.

There were so many people queuing up. I wanted to experience it a little bit, but I was scared by the long queues to buy tickets. It’s a small regret. I must experience it next time I come!

Broadway is a major north-south thoroughfare in New York City, stretching 25 kilometers from Battery Park in the south to the north across Manhattan Island. Because of the numerous theaters lining this thoroughfare, it is a major hub for American drama and musicals, earning the name "Broadway" synonymous with musicals.

Broadway is quite long, with signs for it visible from Fifth Avenue and Times Square. Unlike Manhattan's checkerboard streets, it runs through the city. Broadway is home to various theaters and performance venues. Consequently, there are numerous theater advertisements, and at night, the scene is even more vibrant. New York City is truly colorful. Many people come to New York to see a Broadway show.

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My wife had heard of Broadway operas for a long time, so she didn't want to miss it. In the morning, we took the subway to 34th Street and walked north along Broadway. As expected, we found a theater near 47th Street that was performing different classic operas.

After watching the whole show, I felt that the actors’ skills were very good. Not only did they sing well, but the main characters also had to dance throughout the whole show. The plot was fast-paced. The two-and-a-half-hour performance was very exciting. Compared with traditional operas, the requirements for actors are very high!

This avenue existed long before New York City was planned in 1811. Its center is near "Times Square" on 42nd Street, surrounded by dozens of theaters.

When I arrived in New York, I had to watch a Broadway musical. I chose the classic Mamamia. At the end, everyone was so excited that they stood up and danced together. It was great.

There are numerous theaters and theatres along Broadway and Off-Broadway. This north-south street is quite long, so if you're short on time, you can walk around Times Square.

It's truly astonishing! While the opera scene in the US isn't as rich as in Italy, musicals are still the most developed in the US. Experience the freedom of America!

Every time I go to New York, I absolutely have to go to Broadway! My first time there, I had to see The Phantom of the Opera! Although I didn't understand some of the lines and lyrics, the moving music, the emotional performances, and the ingeniously designed stage truly blew me away. It's so intense that after leaving New York, I developed opera syndrome...

Transportation is extremely convenient, but remember to buy tickets in advance for popular shows. Otherwise, it will be troublesome to buy tickets on the spot or be late.

This time I queued up at tkts to buy tickets for The Addams Family, a musical comedy starring Brooke Shields. I didn't buy expensive tickets this time and sat at the back, but the show was still very good and very funny.

The exact location of the ticket booth was provided (we only knew it was in Times Square, but we found it after asking a few people after getting off the subway). It was at the intersection of 46th St, Broadway, and 7th Ave. It was not as crowded as expected, maybe because it was raining... Different shows have 20% to 50% discounts.

After passing through Times Square, Broadway continues north, passing the west side of Central Park. This area is collectively known as the Upper West Side. Although the Upper West and Upper East Sides face each other only across Central Park, to a true New Yorker, the two appear to be separated by an impassable Pacific Ocean. The East Side is home to many bankers, corporate executives, and government officials, whose lives are constantly crisscrossed by the pursuit of power and wealth. Meanwhile, the West Side's residents are mostly stars, screenwriters, and producers who have already made their fortunes on Broadway, pursuing dreams and diversity. Fifth Avenue, which extends to the East Side, and Broadway, which extends to the West Side, further exacerbate the differences between the two sides.

Manhattan's Broadway was originally a bustling trade route between the American interior and the Atlantic Ocean. In the pre-New York era, when urban planning was lacking, this unfettered, wide thoroughfare stretched from northwest to southeast, slanting across the entire island of Manhattan. Later, the Dutch arrived, only to be driven out by the British. The name of this overseas enclave changed from New Amsterdam to New York to keep pace with the times. The British, renowned for their orderliness, naturally wouldn't tolerate the twists and turns of New York's streets. Thus, the checkerboard-like, straight lines of New York City became a rigid model for future American cities, lacking in creativity. The only good news is that Broadway, older than the city itself, has been preserved intact.

I saw Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre on Broadway that evening. Sitting in the front row was quite unique, with the actors performing right next to you, which was quite unexpected. I was also disappointed to learn that Cats is no longer on Broadway due to poor box office performances. New York is such a cruel place; one day you can be on top of the world, the next you can be a prisoner. Wicked was absolutely fantastic, highly recommended.

Although the scenes are limited, the props are fully utilized. Before the show started, there was a waiter holding a large box to sell drinks, which reminded me of the old Chinese theaters that had such characters.

Right next to Times Square is Broadway, surrounded by dozens of theaters. The theaters between 44th and 53rd Streets are called Inner Broadway, while those between 41st and 56th Streets are called Off-Broadway. Inner Broadway presents classic, popular, and commercial plays, while Off-Broadway presents experimental, unknown, and low-budget plays.

At the ticket booth in Times Square, you can buy cheap tickets for the opera that night at any time at a low price. The queue is very long. We caught up with the opera "Sleeping Shadow" of the classic repertoire: the small theater is very small, some of them are like the BJ Beehive Theater. There are small theaters like this on Broadway that perform countless scenic repertoires at any time. How many children who pursue art have sighed or succeeded here.

I've heard that The Phantom of the Opera has been a bestseller for 20 years. I saw the movie in college and found it captivating, especially the theme song. I was really looking forward to it, and it didn't disappoint. The lead actors and actresses' singing skills were incredible, and the set design was especially captivating. It was easy to immerse yourself in the protagonist's inner struggles.

The rich people sat in the upstairs boxes next to the stage, while the common people like me had to sit downstairs. In fact, I think the view from the boxes is not as good as the front seats downstairs.

The ticket price for each seat is different. The ticket we booked is $51.5 USD before tax or after discount. The seat is also available.

I haven't seen many Broadway musicals, including The Phantom of the Opera, Mama Mia, Wicked, and Chinglish (which is no longer in theaters). Of these, Wicked is my favorite. Not only is the music great and the storyline coherent, but I especially love the lead singer. Her voice is truly amazing, and she sang the entire show without a single quivering breath, outshining everyone else.

Broadway...if you like it, you can go and see Mamma Mia. The ticket price seems a bit expensive.

The most memorable thing was going to Broadway at night to watch the musical "The Phantom of the Opera".

The three hours were fantastic, with a full band playing live off the stage, great music and singing, and the magical transformations of the stage. A must-see for anyone visiting New York.

The opera we longed for was the king of Broadway operas, The Phantom of the Opera. Of course, there are many other operas worth seeing on Broadway, such as The Lion King, Mamma Mia, Cats, Chicago, and many other famous operas.

The only difference between "Broadway", "Off Broadway" and Off-Off Broadway is the location and the size of the theater (Off Broadway venues are smaller, and Off-Off Broadway venues are even smaller). So in order to maintain its standards and rent (because rent or land prices are high), On-Off Broadway usually stages classic, popular, and box-office-winning plays. And the actors there, no matter which theater they are from, are all excellent. Therefore, every year, millions of tourists from all over the world come to New York to enjoy Broadway musicals.