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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Broadway for Beginners is the practical guide for anyone seeing live theatre in New York City for the first time (or the first time in a while) and wanting it to feel easy, not stressful.This book walks you through the decisions that matter most: what to see, how to buy tickets without getting scammed, where to sit, and how to avoid common tourist mistakes that can cost you time and money.Inside you'll learn:How to buy from the official box office (and avoid excessive fees)How to find legitimate discounts and promotionsSeat-picking strategies to get the best value for your budgetWhen to arrive, what 'door hold' means if you're late, and how some shows actually start before the stated curtain timeThe intermission restroom strategy (because 15 minutes goes fast)Simple etiquette rules that keep you (and everyone around you) from having a bad experienceStage door basics: what to expect, how to be respectful, and how autographs usually workWritten by Broadway insider Brian Guy-a musical theatre co-producer who attended 80+ Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional shows in 2025.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What makes a show unforgettable Is it a Tony Award-winning performance An intimate venue where the actors are close enough to touch A new actor making a stage debut In The Best of Broadway (and Beyond), theatre enthusiast and Off-Broadway co-producer Brian Guy takes readers through his favorite shows out of over 80 shows experienced in 2025. From Broadway's biggest hits to hidden Off-Broadway gems to Seattle regional productions, this book celebrates live theatre in all its forms.Highlights include: - Hadestown and Ragtime, two of the year's most powerful musicals- Audra McDonald's legendary performance in Gypsy on Tony Awards Eve- Jonathan Groff's immersive nightclub experience in Just In Time- Hugh Jackman in an intimate Off-Broadway play- Discoveries like Caroline at MCC and Bat Boy at New York City Center- Seattle productions including Come From Away's 10th anniversary and After Midnight- A community theatre tribute and even a high school musical that made the cutThis is not a critic's takedown. It's a book of love-personal reflections on the shows that moved, surprised, and entertained. Guy shares insights on cast performances, production quality, seating choices, and what makes certain theatrical experiences stay with you long after the curtain falls.Whether you're planning a trip to New York, curious about Off-Broadway shows, or simply love reading about live performance, this book celebrates what makes live theatre magical.Brian Guy is the author of Broadway for Beginners: A Tourist's Guide to Broadway and Off-Broadway in New York City, editor of Preview Night, and co-founder of Neurodiversity Allies, a nonprofit that advocates for sensory accessibility in live theatre. He is a musical theatre co-producer and resides on Bainbridge Island in Washington State.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - THIS IS THE LARGE PRINT EDITION. TRADITIONAL FORMATS ALSO AVAILABLE.What makes a show unforgettable Is it a Tony Award-winning performance An intimate venue where the actors are close enough to touch A new actor making a stage debut In The Best of Broadway (and Beyond), theatre enthusiast and Off-Broadway co-producer Brian Guy takes readers through his favorite shows out of over 80 shows experienced in 2025. From Broadway's biggest hits to hidden Off-Broadway gems to Seattle regional productions, this book celebrates live theatre in all its forms.Highlights include: - Hadestown and Ragtime, two of the year's most powerful musicals- Audra McDonald's legendary performance in Gypsy on Tony Awards Eve- Jonathan Groff's immersive nightclub experience in Just In Time- Hugh Jackman in an intimate Off-Broadway play- Discoveries like Caroline at MCC and Bat Boy at New York City Center- Seattle productions including Come From Away's 10th anniversary production and After Midnight- A community theatre tribute and even a high school musical that made the cutThis is not a critic's takedown. It's a book of love-personal reflections on the shows that moved, surprised, and entertained. Guy shares insights on cast performances, production quality, seating choices, and what makes certain theatrical experiences stay with you long after the curtain falls.Whether you're planning a trip to New York, curious about Off-Broadway shows, or simply love reading about live performance, this book celebrates what makes live theatre magical.Brian Guy is the author of Broadway for Beginners: A Tourist's Guide to Broadway and Off-Broadway in New York City, editor of Preview Night, and co-founder of Neurodiversity Allies, a nonprofit that advocates for sensory accessibility in live theatre. He is a musical theatre co-producer and resides on Bainbridge Island in Washington State.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Broadway for Beginners is the practical guide for anyone seeing live theatre in New York City for the first time (or the first time in a while) and wanting it to feel easy, not stressful.This book walks you through the decisions that matter most: what to see, how to buy tickets without getting scammed, where to sit, and how to avoid common tourist mistakes that can cost you time and money.Inside you'll learn: - How to buy from the official box office (and avoid excessive fees)- How to find legitimate discounts and promotions- Seat-picking strategies to get the best value for your budget- When to arrive, what 'door hold' means if you're late, and how some shows actually start before the stated curtain time- The intermission restroom strategy (because 15 minutes goes fast)- Simple etiquette rules that keep you (and everyone around you) from having a bad experience- Stage door basics: what to expect, how to be respectful, and how autographs usually workWritten by Broadway insider Brian Guy-a musical theatre co-producer who attended 80+ Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional shows in 2025.…

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