From Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts and Tony Award-winning director David Cromer comes the Broadway premiere of Steppenwolf’s acclaimed staging of a cult classic about an unexpected and intense romance between a lonely waitress and a mysterious drifter. What begins as a simple connection between two broken people in a seedy Oklahoma motel room twists into something far more dangerous. When reality slips out of grasp, paranoia, delusion, and conspiracy take over in this sexy psychological thriller. The New York Times warns, "Buckle up and brace yourself because Bug is obscenely exciting."
Phones Locked: To protect the privacy of our performers, this show is partnering with Yondr to ensure performances are phone-free. Upon arrival, all phones must be powered off and locked in Yondr pouches. Guests maintain possession of their phones and can unlock them at intermission as needed. All pouches will be opened at the end of the performance.
Orchestra Far Side Rows E-M
Orchestra Rows AA-M Premier Circle Center Rows AA-BB Premier Circle Side Row BB
Mezzanine Rows A-B
Premier Circle Center Rows AA-BB Premier Circle Side Row BB
Orchestra Rows AA-M
Mezzanine Row E Mezzanine Rows F-G
Orchestra Rows N-Q
Orchestra Rows J-M
Orchestra Rows J-M Premier Circle Side Row BB
Orchestra Rows E-Q Mezzanine Rows A-D Premier Circle Side Row BB Mezzanine Row E
Mezzanine Rows C-D
From Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts (August: Osage County) and Tony Award-winning director David Cromer (Prayer for the French Republic, The Band's Visit) comes the Broadway premiere of Steppenwolf’s acclaimed staging of a cult classic about an unexpected and intense romance between a lonely waitress (Carrie Coon) and a mysterious drifter (Namir Smallwood). What begins as a simple connection between two broken people in a seedy Oklahoma motel room twists into something far more dangerous. When reality slips out of grasp, paranoia, delusion, and conspiracy take over in this sexy psychological thriller. The New York Times warns, "Buckle up and brace yourself because Bug is obscenely exciting."
Broadway in New York City is the dazzling heart of live theater, where world-class performances, stunning sets, and unforgettable music come to life every night. From timeless classics to cutting-edge new productions, a Broadway show offers a magical experience you won’t find anywhere else.
Please note tickets will be emailed as an URL ticket from: yourtickets@broadwayinbound.com.
Due to extensive fraud prevention, your ticket delivery may be delayed. However, tickets will be delivered no later than 2 weeks prior to the performance. Once the URL ticket is delivered, please have your ticket ready by clicking on the link provided and displaying the ticket on your phone at the theatre. The ticket’s unique barcode is only valid for one entry.
Please do not be late! Some shows will not seat late arrivals until a suitable pause in the performance. Late seating is entirely at theatre management discretion.
Some other things to remember:
- Please turn off cell phones prior to the start of the show. It’s not just courteous to the other patrons; it’s the law in New York.
- Everyone entering the theatre must have a ticket; regardless of age.
- Most Broadway theatres do not allow children under the age of 4 years to attend the performances. Also, some shows may not be suitable for children under 14. Please check with us if you are not certain.
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