Museum of Broadway

Enjoyed the immersive space, even as. someone with limited exposure of musicals. Highlight of my experience was the Wicked stage model.

The Museum of Broadway was a great stop for our theater lover. A combination of history and contemporary displays, with plenty of spots to pose for pics and have those Instagram moments. An enjoyable experience - got us, worth the admission!

It’s great to see the old pictures and props. Very quick if you want it to be but I lingered. I don’t see how someone with limited mobility would do it.

The show was okay not bad, but not amazing either. My daughter and I arrived early, but it felt like other people who came after us were being brought in or assisted before us, which was a little frustrating. The waiting and crowding definitely affected the overall experience for me. I would just recommend coming prepared for it to be very crowded and for the process to feel a little unorganized at times. Overall, it was an okay experience, but not something that really stood out to me.

We believed the Museum's website that the experience took 1.5 to 2 hours...we could have spent longer. My wife and I are "readers." We loved the way the museum was laid out chronilogically and showed how drama and music merged and also grew independently. The text, photos, and archive items in each historic era helped to tell the unique history of Broadway fare, and the various arts as well. There were costumes, props and models of sets and videos. We'd highly recommend the museum to theater-goers...especially those who seek to understand why Broadway is such an exciting and vibrant area.