Minskoff Theatre
200 West 45th Street, New York, New York
03 Sep
Tue • 7:00pm
04 Sep
Wed • 7:00pm
05 Sep
Thu • 7:00pm
06 Sep
Fri • 8:00pm
07 Sep
Sat • 2:00pm
07 Sep
Sat • 8:00pm
08 Sep
Sun • 1:00pm
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Sun • 6:30pm
10 Sep
Tue • 7:00pm
11 Sep
Wed • 7:00pm
12 Sep
Thu • 7:00pm
13 Sep
Fri • 8:00pm
14 Sep
Sat • 2:00pm
14 Sep
Sat • 8:00pm
15 Sep
Sun • 1:00pm
15 Sep
Sun • 6:30pm
17 Sep
Tue • 7:00pm
18 Sep
Wed • 7:00pm
19 Sep
Thu • 7:00pm
20 Sep
Fri • 8:00pm
21 Sep
Sat • 2:00pm
21 Sep
Sat • 8:00pm
22 Sep
Sun • 1:00pm
22 Sep
Sun • 6:30pm
24 Sep
Tue • 7:00pm
25 Sep
Wed • 7:00pm
26 Sep
Thu • 7:00pm
27 Sep
Fri • 8:00pm
28 Sep
Sat • 2:00pm
28 Sep
Sat • 8:00pm
29 Sep
Sun • 6:30pm
01 Oct
Tue • 7:00pm
02 Oct
Wed • 7:00pm
03 Oct
Thu • 7:00pm
04 Oct
Fri • 8:00pm
05 Oct
Sat • 2:00pm
05 Oct
Sat • 8:00pm
06 Oct
Sun • 1:00pm
06 Oct
Sun • 6:30pm
08 Oct
Tue • 7:00pm
09 Oct
Wed • 7:00pm
10 Oct
Thu • 7:00pm
11 Oct
Fri • 8:00pm
12 Oct
Sat • 2:00pm
12 Oct
Sat • 8:00pm
13 Oct
Sun • 1:00pm
13 Oct
Sun • 6:30pm
15 Oct
Tue • 7:00pm
16 Oct
Wed • 7:00pm
17 Oct
Thu • 7:00pm
18 Oct
Fri • 8:00pm
19 Oct
Sat • 2:00pm
19 Oct
Sat • 8:00pm
20 Oct
Sun • 1:00pm
20 Oct
Sun • 6:30pm
22 Oct
Tue • 7:00pm
23 Oct
Wed • 7:00pm
24 Oct
Thu • 7:00pm
25 Oct
Fri • 8:00pm
26 Oct
Sat • 2:00pm
26 Oct
Sat • 8:00pm
27 Oct
Sun • 1:00pm
27 Oct
Sun • 6:30pm
29 Oct
Tue • 7:00pm
30 Oct
Wed • 7:00pm
31 Oct
Thu • 7:00pm
01 Nov
Fri • 8:00pm
02 Nov
Sat • 2:00pm
02 Nov
Sat • 8:00pm
03 Nov
Sun • 1:00pm
03 Nov
Sun • 6:30pm
04 Nov
Mon • 7:00pm
04 Nov
Mon • 7:30pm
06 Nov
Wed • 7:00pm
07 Nov
Thu • 7:00pm
07 Nov
Thu • 8:00pm
08 Nov
Fri • 8:00pm
09 Nov
Sat • 2:00pm
09 Nov
Sat • 8:00pm
10 Nov
Sun • 1:00pm
10 Nov
Sun • 6:30pm
12 Nov
Tue • 7:00pm
13 Nov
Wed • 7:00pm
14 Nov
Thu • 7:00pm
14 Nov
Thu • 8:00pm
15 Nov
Fri • 8:00pm
16 Nov
Sat • 2:00pm
16 Nov
Sat • 8:00pm
17 Nov
Sun • 1:00pm
17 Nov
Sun • 6:30pm
19 Nov
Tue • 7:00pm
20 Nov
Wed • 7:00pm
21 Nov
Thu • 7:00pm
21 Nov
Thu • 8:00pm
22 Nov
Fri • 8:00pm
23 Nov
Sat • 2:00pm
23 Nov
Sat • 8:00pm
24 Nov
Sun • 1:00pm
24 Nov
Sun • 6:30pm
26 Nov
Tue • 7:00pm
There is a reason why it’s the most famous musical in the world. Dozens of incredibly well-characterized actors moving to the rhythm of the songs in one of Disney’s best-known stories. You will end up wondering about the real existence of Simba, Mufasa and company. Twenty years after its debut, it’s still THE show per excellence, a dream for children that surprises adults. It is impossible not to end up considering it better than the movie. To miss “The Lion King” on Broadway is not an option. Join Timon and Pumbaa, prepare to sing “Hakuna Matata” and keep your eyes wide open, because they have prepared a stage that will transport you to the African savanna in a matter of seconds. You won’t want it to end.