2:22 - A Ghost Story at Lucille Lortel: Frequently Asked Questions
When is 2:22 - A Ghost Story playing at Lucille Lortel?
Performances are scheduled at Lucille Lortel in New York from, through January 17, 2027. Check the event listing on ticketsbronx.net for the date and performance time you want before purchasing.
What kind of show is 2:22 - A Ghost Story?
2:22 - A Ghost Story is a suspenseful play built around a ghost story and the question of whether the supernatural is real. Expect an atmospheric theatrical experience rather than a musical performance.
How much do tickets to 2:22 - A Ghost Story cost?
Prices currently start around $40, with many tickets ranging up to approximately $150 or more. Prices vary by performance date, seat location, and market demand, and may change as availability shifts.
Where is Lucille Lortel, and what should I know about the venue?
Lucille Lortel is an intimate Off-Broadway theatre in New York City's West Village. Its compact layout helps bring audiences close to the action, so even seats farther from the stage can offer a strong sense of the performance.
Which seats are best at Lucille Lortel?
For a balanced view of the actors and stage, consider a seat near the center of the seating area. Because the theatre is intimate, side seats can still feel close, but the precise view depends on the production's staging and the seat location. Review the available seating details before choosing.
Are any seats at Lucille Lortel less desirable?
Seats at the far sides or toward the back may provide a more angled or distant view than centrally located seats. Sightlines can also vary by production, so consult the seating information for your selected performance and prioritize a centered seat if an unobstructed view is important to you.
What are the parking options for Lucille Lortel?
Street parking in the West Village can be limited, especially around performance times. Nearby paid garages may be a more practical choice; compare locations, rates, and restrictions in advance. Allow extra time if driving, and check current city parking rules before leaving your vehicle.
What public transportation is available near Lucille Lortel?
New York City subway and bus service provides convenient ways to reach the West Village. Routes and service can change, so check the MTA trip planner for current directions and allow time for walking from your stop to the theatre.
What is the bag policy at Lucille Lortel?
Bag rules and security procedures may vary. Bring only a small bag when possible, and check the theatre's current policies before your performance. Large bags may be difficult to accommodate in an intimate venue.
How long is 2:22 - A Ghost Story, and are there opening acts?
As a play, 2:22 - A Ghost Story does not typically feature an opening act. The performance duration and any intermission details have not been provided, so check the event listing or confirm with the theatre closer to your date.
Is 2:22 - A Ghost Story appropriate for children?
The show's suspenseful and supernatural themes may not suit every young audience member. No age restriction has been provided for these performances; check the theatre's current guidance and consider the child's comfort with intense or frightening material before booking.
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2:22 - A Ghost Story Bronx Theatre reviews
Barry Manilow has not changed
"His energy and enthusiasm are still the same as they were 15 years ago when I last attended a 2:22 - A Ghost Story concert. Throughout the show, he performs most of his top hits, along with a couple of new songs from his latest album. Even with just a few musicians accompanying him, it still feels like a "big band", and all his songs build up to the famous creshendo. The backdrop and videos were truly impressive. I was surprised by the mix of ages in the audience, with several young attendees who were likely not even born when 2:22 - A Ghost Story's career began in the mid-70s."