A Beginner’s Guide to New York Theater Presented by Kilpatrick and Hart, Ltd, Inc.

1. A Beginner’s Guide to New
York Theater
Presented by Kilpatrick and
Hart, Ltd, Inc.

2. The theater offerings in New York City are
tremendous, with shows playing most nights of
the week in every borough and to suit virtually
every audience. Here is a brief guide to navigating
the world of New York theater.

3. 1. Theater classifications. Broadway shows are
typically the most expensive and play in the
biggest venues. Off-Broadway and off-off-
Broadway shows generally cost less, seat fewer
people per show, and are scattered around the
city—outside of the Broadway district. Depending
on what you hope to see (experimental theater?
big stars?), these designations can help you
choose a show.

4. 2. Theater etiquette. Planning to arrive about 30
minutes early is wise. This allows you to pick up
tickets and claim your seat without missing the
beginning of the show. Given traffic and potential
transit backups, the time cushion ensures a timely
arrival.

5. 3. Pre- and post- theater suggestions. New York
offers a host of restaurants and nightlife options.
For a full New York theater experience, plan to
have a drink or a bite to eat after the show.

6. About Kilpatrick and Hart
New Jersey-based Kilpatrick and Hart, Ltd, Inc.,
offers loan consultancy services to a variety of
clients. In addition to international relationships
with loan brokers and originators, Kilpatrick and
Hart enjoys proximity to New York’s diverse
cultural scene.

7. About Kilpatrick and Hart
New Jersey-based Kilpatrick and Hart, Ltd, Inc.,
offers loan consultancy services to a variety of
clients. In addition to international relationships
with loan brokers and originators, Kilpatrick and
Hart enjoys proximity to New York’s diverse
cultural scene.