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Blue Man Group

Opening Date: Nov 17, 1991
Closing Date: Feb 2, 2025
Running Time: 01:45
Blue Man Group

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Playing @
Astor Place Theatre
434 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10003
Blue Man Group will rock your world, blow your mind and unleash your spirit. As three bald and blue men explore our world, together you’ll discover music, laughter and surprises at every turn. By the end of this spectacular journey, you’ll be saying “I don't even know what just happened, but I loooved it!"

Blue Man Group is still performing to sold-out crowds in its original location. Experience the show where it first began—up close and personal—at the intimate Astor Place Theater in downtown New York City. 35 million people of all ages, languages and cultures have experienced the imaginative, multi-sensory world of Blue Man Group. Now it's your turn to see the Off Broadway hit in New York.
Off BroadwayPerformance ArtFamily
Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 3
Audience Advisory: Strobe lights are used during portions of the show. If you are sensitive to strobe lights, please alert the House Manager when you arrive. Upon request, a staff member will help you leave the theater before strobe lights occur. Blue Man Group encourages young children to use hearing protection. Should parents or guardians not bring their own, hearing protection is available from the Front of House staff.

Performance Schedule

Visit ticketmaster.com for full performance schedule.


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Full-price tickets:

$67.80 - $218.30

Lottery & Rush

Student Rush: $30 tickets. These rush tickets are available day of show at the Astor Place Theatre box office. Student ID required. Two tickets available per student ID.

Accessibility

  • Curb Ramps

    Available on all corners.
  • Restroom

    Accessible women's and men's restrooms available in lobby.
  • Elevator/Escalator

    None
  • Entrance

    The main lobby is located eight (8) steps below street level. To transport guests to the lobby comfortably and safely, there is a specialized LiftKar Stair Climber. Double doors in series (each 23") into lobby.
  • Visual Assistance

    None
  • Water Fountain

    Lobby, at foot of mezzanine
  • Wheelchair Info

    Patrons should be advised that the main lobby of the theater is located below-grade in the historic Colonnade building, eight steps down from the street. Access for patrons utilizing mobility devices is achieved using our in-house LiftKar stair crawler. Patrons will be transferred to the LiftKar chair when they arrive at the theatre and escorted down the stairs by our trained security personnel. At lobby level, patrons will be transferred back or use an in-house wheelchairs.
  • Assisted Listening System

    If an assistive hearing device would help you enjoy the show, please ask theatre staff for assistance. There is no charge, but a valid photo ID is required as a deposit.

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