Broadway, New York

Broadway is one of the oldest streets in New York City, dating back to the time the city was a Dutch settlement called New Amsterdam. Today the street has taken on a whole new significance for theatergoers and aspiring actors. This pinnacle of American theater is to what nearly every artist of the stage aspires, and can often be a foothold to launch acting careers to the silver screen.
Off Broadway theatres also have gained their fame, and “:off off” Broadway plays have some interesting avant-garde theater which is well worth exploring for enthusiasts. On Broadway, there are plenty of attractions for the visitor. You can find Times Square and the Flatiron building. This street cuts through Columbus Circle, touches Central Park, passes by Madison Square, and much more. Broadway is particularly unusual because it is one of the few which does not follow the main grid system on which the majority of the city is based.