FAQs

When are performances of Romeo + Juliet?

Performances run for 20 weeks from September 26 2024 to February 16 2025.

Where is Romeo + Juliet playing?

Romeo + Juliet is playing at the Circle in the Square Theatre, which is located on 235 W 50th Street, New York, NY 10019. For more information, please visit the venue page

How much do tickets cost?

Ticket prices begin at $125 (inclusive of all fees). A limited number of $49 tickets will also be available via Rush and Digital Lottery.

Are Rush and Lottery Tickets Available?

A limited number of $49 tickets for Romeo + Juliet will be available via both in-person Rush and a Digital Lottery, subject to availability.

Rush tickets will be available for purchase beginning when the box office opens on the day of the performance and are available in person only. The Digital Lottery opens at 12AM ET the day before the performance and winners are drawn at 10AM ET and 3PM ET that same day. For additional rules and to enter the digital lottery, visit rush.telecharge.com.

Lottery and Rush tickets are non-transferable, limited to 2 tickets per person and may be for any location, including standing room.

What is unique about the floor seating experience?

The floor seats put you directly at the edge of the action for an up-close, one-of-a-kind theatrical experience.

Please note that the production is performed in the round, and at points you may have an obstructed view due to an actor or a theatrical moment taking place directly in front of you.

What is the age recommendation?

Romeo + Juliet is recommended for ages 13 and above.

How long is the show?

The run time is 2 hrs 10 minutes, plus a 10 minute intermission.

What is the maximum number of tickets per person?

Tickets are limited to 10 per person.

How can groups book?

For 10 or more tickets, please visit Broadway Inbound at broadwayinbound.com.

Are there any trigger warnings or sensitive topics?

This production may contain some of the following: violence, gunshots, flashing lights, sexual content, smoking, haze, adult themes.

Is there late seating?

There is strictly no late seating. Please leave plenty of time to get to the theatre. Visit the venue page for travel information.

Does the venue have wheelchair access?

The Orchestra is down 1 flight of stairs. The Orchestra is accessible via an escalator or elevator. Please see a staff member for elevator access. The entrance is behind Row K of the Orchestra. There are approximately 2 steps between each row with a handrail on each step.