Best New York City Entertainment Deals

"Legendarium" features all-new acts from the circus The New York Times calls "superb" and "inspired"
Through May 27 at Cunningham Park

Save up to 35% during the 25th Anniversary season
Through July 7

See the Mets and a post-game fireworks display on Friday, May 24, or another upcoming face-off, with this exclusive Local Deal for tickets starting at
Games May 22 - June 15

The Israeli national soccer team is coming off the back of a recent victory over Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifier. With this exclusive deal,
Sunday, June 2 at 5:30 p.m.

A spoof of "The Silence of the Lambs," the musical was one of Time magazine's Top 10 Plays and Musicals of 2011
All performances May 12 - Sept. 1 are available

Get access to the best seats before the general public
Book by May 20; performances Nov. 8 - Dec. 30

"Reasons to Be Happy" is the follow-up to Neil LaBute's "Reasons to Be Pretty," which received three Tony Award nominations including Best Play
Be among the first to see the new show starting May 16

Featuring Richard Kind in a Tony-nominated performance
Through June 2

Following a sold out concert at Lincoln Center in December, Manhattan Concert Chorale and strings will be joined by guest pianist Ola Gjeilo
Monday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m.

This new Off-Broadway musical is inspired by the 1980s aerobics craze
Regular and premium seats for shows May 10-26 are half off

Starring talk show host Wendy Williams from June 25 - Aug. 11
Through Sept. 1

Experience "The Ride," an interactive guided tour that turns the streets of New York City into a stage
Tours through June

The show is a "surprise musical hit" (BroadwayWorld.com)
Orchestra seats are more than half off

Called "absurdly funny" and "a rollicking good time" by Entertainment Weekly
Through July 31

The 2004 Tony Award Winner for Best Musical is up to 30% off
Most performances through Sept. 8 are available

With music by U2's Bono and The Edge
Through Sept. 1

Save 50% on three Off-Broadway shows, including Rain Pryor's one-woman show and the long-running "Black Angels Over Tuskegee"
Orchestra seats start at $29.50