Kids' Night on Broadway Plans Summer Return; See Which Shows Are Participating | Playbill

Broadway News Kids' Night on Broadway Plans Summer Return; See Which Shows Are Participating

The program sends kids and teens to Broadway for free, with accompanying restaurant discounts and special in-theatre activites.

Kids Night on Broadway

Kids' Night on Broadway has set a summer return for August 29. A program of The Broadway League and presented by The New York Times, the program sends kids 18 and under to Broadway shows for free as long as they're accompanied by a full-paying adult.

Shows participating are A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond MusicalAladdinBack to the FutureChicagoThe CottageHadestownHarry Potter and the Cursed ChildHere Lies LoveKimberly AkimboThe Lion KingMJ The MusicalMoulin Rouge! The MusicalOnce Upon a One More TimeShuckedSIX: The MusicalSome Like It Hot; and WickedSix's participating performance will be August 30 due to its performance schedule.

Along with the ticket program, Kids' Night on Broadway also includes restaurant discounts, in-theatre activities (including talkbacks), activity books, and more—find a list of participating restaurants here. Audience members attending their first-ever Broadway show can get a "My First Broadway Show" sticker.

"It’s going to be a lively summer in the city as we present Kids’ Night on Broadway this August. We look forward to welcoming kids, teens, and their families to visit one of New York City’s most iconic neighborhoods, the Theatre District for a fun-filled evening of dining and attending a Broadway show,” says Broadway League President Charlotte St. Martin in a statement. “Since 1996, Kids’ Night on Broadway has welcomed 190,000 kids and families to experience the thrill of live theatre, many for the very first time and what we hope will turn into a lifetime love of Broadway.”

The program runs year round in cities across the country. To find an event nearby, visit KidsNightOnBroadway.com.

 
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