Moulin Rouge Tickets

Step back into the vibrant Paris of the early 1900s and immerse yourself in a timeless love story on Broadway with tickets to Moulin Rouge. Relive the magic through iconic melodies like Lady Marmalade and Come What May, reminiscent of the performances by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor in the beloved film.

Moulin Rouge Tickets

This Broadway adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's cinematic masterpiece, Moulin Rouge, transports you to Paris at the dawn of the 20th century, where a young, artistic writer finds himself captivated by the famous star of the city's most illustrious cabaret. The narrative of Satine and Christian weaves together themes of romance, ambition, wealth, and uncertainty during a pivotal era of social change in Paris.

Availability of Tickets

By securing these tickets, you gain access to one of the latest sensations on Broadway. Since its debut in the summer of 2019, Moulin Rouge has enchanted audiences, leading to limited availability. It is advisable to reserve your tickets well in advance!

Seating Arrangements

Upon purchasing, the theatre will automatically assign the best adjacent seats available.

During the booking process, choose from either Orchestra or Mezzanine seating options.

• Mezzanine Center E-G, Far Side A-B, Side C-D
• Orchestra Center C-E
• Orchestra Center F-O, Side E-J

The Orchestra area, located on the ground floor, provides near proximity to the stage, ensuring a direct view of the performance. Conversely, the Mezzanine is situated on the first level above the Orchestra, offering a panoramic view ideal for enjoying the full stage and intricate choreography.

Within these sections, Front seats sit closest to the stage, while Mid seats provide a balanced perspective from the center. The Side seats are positioned along the edges, and Rear seats are generally more affordable, set further back but still allowing for a compelling view of the scenography.

For a visual reference, explore the Al Hirschfeld Theatre seating plan.

Al Hirschfeld Theatre

Moulin Rouge takes the stage at New York's Al Hirschfeld Theatre, which first opened its doors in 1924 with aspirations of becoming one of the city's most luxurious venues. With a seating capacity exceeding 1,400 guests, it honors a renowned cartoonist celebrated for his depictions of Broadway icons.

Essential Information

This production is suitable for children aged 12 and over. The minimum entry age for the theatre is 4 years.