You probably would not recognize them on the street but when they are ready for the show - you can't mistake them. The Blue Man Group has been around since the late 1980s as theatrical performers.
The trio of actor/musicians dressed in black and painted in blue amazes and entertains the audience with music, lights and comedy. It's not a play or a musical show, it's an experience that defies categorization.
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In New York City, the Blue Man Group performs throughout the week at the Astor Place Theatre. Some of the oldest buildings in the city, they were built as residences for the Astor and Vanderbilt families, it's been a theatre since the 1960s and the home to the Blue Man group since 1991.
The experience is for all ages, but children under 5 years old are not permitted. All guests must have a ticket
HOW TO GET THERE:
BY BUS:
These buses have stops in the immediate area of the theatre:
M101, M102, M2, M3, M5 and M13.
BY SUBWAY:
Take the "6" train to Astor Place, walk one block south on Lafayette Street.
Take the “N” or the “R” to the 8th Street stop, walk one block south to Astor Place and one block east to Lafayette Street.
Take the “B,”“D,”“F,” or “Q” to the Broadway-Lafayette stop, walk four blocks north to East 4th Street and one block east to Lafayette Street ,then walk one-half block north.
Bus:
These buses have stops in the immediate area of the theatere: M101, M102, M2, M3, M5 and M13.
Subway
Take the "6" train to Astor Place, walk one block south on Lafayette Street.
Take the “N” or the “R” to the 8th Street stop, walk one block south to Astor Place and one block east to Lafayette Street.
Take the “B,”“D,”“F,” or “Q” to the Broadway-Lafayette stop, walk four blocks north to East 4th Street and one block east to Lafayette Street ,then walk one-half block north.
- See more at: https://www.newyorkcitytheatre.com/theaters/astorplacetheater/location.php#sthash.hXYpP70T.dpuf
