New York: Wicked Broadway Tickets at Gershwin Theatre

Summary

Wicked’s magic fills the Gershwin Theatre with songs, color and laughter

You’ll slip into your seat at New York’s Gershwin Theatre and feel the buzz as Wicked unfolds on Broadway. From those first soaring notes to Elphaba’s unforgettable solo and Glinda’s quick wit, you’ll be swept up in Oz’s story—plus all taxes and fees are covered so you just bring yourself (and maybe a friend who loves musicals).

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t expect to get goosebumps right from the first note, but there I was, clutching my playbill at the Gershwin Theatre in New York, feeling that weird mix of nerves and excitement. The crowd was buzzing — a couple next to us whispering about their favorite songs, someone behind me unwrapping what smelled like cinnamon candy (I nearly asked for one). When the lights finally dimmed for Wicked on Broadway, even the air seemed to shift. It’s funny how you can feel so anonymous in a big theater, yet somehow totally connected to everyone around you.

Our seats were better than I’d hoped — not front row or anything, but close enough to see every detail: Elphaba’s emerald-green skin catching the stage lights, Glinda’s dress sparkling like something out of a fever dream. The cast had this energy that made it impossible not to lean forward. Our local usher joked about “flying monkeys” as we found our row (I laughed but also kept glancing up just in case). There’s something wild about hearing those songs live — “Defying Gravity” actually gave me chills. I caught myself mouthing along, which probably embarrassed my friend sitting next to me.

I still think about that moment when the whole theater went quiet before Elphaba belted out her big number. You could almost taste the anticipation — or maybe it was just leftover cinnamon in the air. Either way, seeing Wicked on Broadway is nothing like streaming a musical at home. Leaving after curtain call, people were humming tunes and swapping thoughts with total strangers outside on 51st Street. That’s what stuck with me most — how a show can turn a random Tuesday night into something you’ll replay in your head for weeks.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Watch Wicked on Broadway

• Arrive at Gershwin Theatre
• See Wicked on Broadway show

Top questions

Where is Wicked performed on Broadway?

Wicked is performed at the Gershwin Theatre in New York City.

Are children allowed at Wicked?

Wicked is recommended for ages 8 and up; children under 5 are not permitted.

Is the Gershwin Theatre wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the theatre is wheelchair accessible. Contact customer service for accessible seating availability before booking.

When will I receive my Wicked Broadway tickets?

Your tickets will be delivered no later than two weeks prior to the performance date.

What do I need to bring for entry?

Guests ages 18+ must present valid government-issued photo ID; guests under 18 may use school ID or other accepted documents.

Are public transportation options available nearby?

Yes, public transportation options are available near Gershwin Theatre.

How are seats assigned for Wicked on Broadway?

The best available seats are assigned by the theater at time of purchase and listed on your tickets.

What’s included

Your experience includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges—no hidden costs—and your best available seat will be assigned by the theater when you book. Just remember to bring your photo ID for entry; everything else is sorted so you can focus on enjoying Wicked live at Gershwin Theatre.