Resources

Support the theater community

The organizations that keep New York theater running. Every link goes straight to their official website.

Seeing a show for less

Official ways to find lower-priced seats. Always buy from the theater or its official seller.

Same-day and advance discount booths run by the nonprofit Theatre Development Fund.

Discounted tickets for eligible students, teachers, artists, seniors and more.

Many shows run digital lotteries and in-person rush. Check each show's official page for rules.

Programs that help everyone enjoy live theater.

Open-captioned, audio-described, ASL and autism-friendly performances.

Schedules of ASL-interpreted performances in New York.

The charities that care for the artists and crews behind every show.

Raises funds for health and social services across the country.

Support for performing arts and entertainment workers, formerly The Actors Fund.

Co-founder of the Tony Awards, funding theater education and new artists.

New York's nonprofit and independent theaters keep the scene alive.

Service group for hundreds of nonprofit theaters across the city.

Trade association for Off-Broadway theaters and producers.

Harlem cultural ecosystem builder and our Attend With Us collaborator.

Trusted places to research productions, people and venues.

The Internet Broadway Database, from The Broadway League.

National trade association for the Broadway industry.

Public library at Lincoln Center with theater archives and recordings.

Times Square museum dedicated to Broadway's story.

Listed for information only. These organizations are not affiliated with Theater Passport and their listing does not imply endorsement.