Cabarets and Magazines New York (Manhattan)

This adaptation of Disney's masterpiece has been performed on Broadway since November 13, 1997 and is now the most profitable musical in history with a profit of over $1.6 billion! A breathtaking show full of magic, rhythm and mystery. The Lion King will entertain both young and old. Tony Award winner Garth Fagan wrote the choreography and some of Broadway's best-known artists such as Elton John and Tim Rice put their talents to work composing the songs and music. Not to be missed!

Instantly recognizable by its green poster depicting a pretty witch with a pointed hat, this musical (winner of three Tony Awards) tells a story that is ancillary to the book The Wizard of Oz, inspired by the first novel in Gregory Maguire's book series. The costumes are enchanting, but the universe is not as childish as the poster suggests, the little ones may be a little scared by all these witch stories! Anyway, between the good and the evil witch, your heart will swing...

At Duane Park, you don't just come for dinner! In the evening and on Sunday afternoons, burlesque shows (understand cabaret) follow one another on stage during two hours with jazz interludes. Very kitsch, sometimes sexy, the show is above all a fun show that doesn't take itself too seriously. The establishment is inspired by New Orleans cabarets in both the décor and the food, and serves rather refined soul food. Remember to book in advance and ask for a table close to the stage, to enjoy the show.

On Broadway since 2005, this show traces the history of the famous rock group of the year 1960 The Four Seasons. The ideal music fans of good old - roll! Winner of the Tony Award of the best musical in 2006.

An irreverent piece about two Mormon missionaries sent to Uganda. The musical was directed by the creators of South Park, and you can feel it! We won't tell you any more.... Winner of nine Tony Awards (the equivalent of the Oscars for musicals), including Best Musical of the Year in 2011 and a Grammy Award in 2012, Book of Mormon has become a Broadway must-see. However, it is better to be comfortable in English to understand all the subtleties, especially since the actors speak and sing fast!