How to See a Broadway Show Without Leaving New Jersey
It’s a lot of fun to head to New York and catch a Broadway show. But with the average cost of a single tickets going for about $120, add in travel and food and things can add up quickly. Luckily, you don’t have to go to NYC for a Broadway caliber show. You can see one here without paying top prices and traveling very far. Here are five great theaters to see a play in New Jersey. 1. State Theatre New Jersey (New Brunswick, NJ) This old vaudeville theater located in Central Jersey, has an array of programming (this reads a bit like a press release. A little boring) including Broadway shows. Built in 1921 by the theater and cinema designer Thomas W. Lamb, it was revitalized into a performing arts center in the 1980s. Each year, State Theatre presents their Broadway Series, which features touring productions of hit musicals like Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and Fiddler on the Roof . You can see concert and stand up at the 1800-seat-venue. As one reviewer, Zakiyia