Frequently Asked Questions about Kids’ Night on Broadway®

What is Kids’ Night on Broadway?

A year-round national audience development program of The Broadway League, the national trade association of the Broadway industry. KNOB is presented in NYC by the New York Times.

What happens on Kids' Night?

On Kids’ Night on Broadway, kids age 6-18 get to see a participating Broadway show for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult. See terms and conditions.

In NYC, KNOB participants can experience the behind-the-scenes magic of Broadway at a free fan festival. Plus, kids eat for less thanks to special family discounts at Times Square-area restaurants, and there are great parking deals. All attendees receive a special KNOB souvenir playbill, provided by Theatre Developement Fund.

In other cities, shows put a different spin on the event.

How do I get free tickets for my kids?

Use the ticketing links on this site. You can also order tickets by phone, or visit the shows' box offices. See individual show pages for detals. All tickets must be purchased in pairs--one for you and one for a child age 6-18. Each ticket will print at half-price. See terms and conditions.

What about shows in cities outside New York?

Shows on national tour across the U.S. and Canada put their own spin on Kids' Night on Broadway, all year long. Click for more information.

When does Kids' Night on Broadway 2010 take place in New York City?

Kids' Night on Broadway 2010 takes place on Tuesday, February 2, Wednesday February 3, and Sunday, February 7 (matinee and evening).

When do tickets for KNOB 2009 in NYC gone on sale?

Tickets go on sale at 12:00 noon on Monday, November 9, 2009.

Are there restrictions?

Yes. Click here for details.

How do the restaurant and parking discounts work?

All Kids’ Night on Broadway participants are eligible for family-friendly restaurants and parking. Click on the menu at left for details.

How do I get a copy of the Kids' Night on Broadway souvenir Playbill?

The playbill is provided free of charge by Theatre Development Fund to all participants of KNOB in New York City. You can download the 2009 souvenir playbill by clicking here. It's a large pdf file, so be patient!

What is the history of Kids’ Night on Broadway?

Kids’ Night on Broadway is a program of The Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway theatre industry. Designed to introduce young people to the magic of live theatre and make Broadway accessible to a new generation of theatergoers, Kids’ Night on Broadway has welcomed young people to Broadway shows in New York and on tour across the U.S. since the program was created in 1996 by the League and Theatre Development Fund.

How do I get information about all Broadway shows, including those that are not participating in Kids' Night?

Visit www.ILoveNYTheater.com, or check out www.TouringBroadway.com for info on shows that play in as many as 240 cities across the U.S. each year on national tour.

Anything else I should know?

Yes. See below.

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