- Previews are the dress rehearsals for a Broadway show.
- During previews, the show is considered still in development and can undergo changes, such as revisions to the script, choreography, or even casting.
- This period allows the creative team to fine-tune the production in preparation for the official opening night.
- Previews are open to the public but the tickets might not have full pricing, they are usually discounted.
Broadway Show:
- A Broadway show refers to a fully realized and polished theatrical production that has officially premiered on Broadway, New York City.
- The show has completed its preview period and has received its final form, with minimal room for changes.
- Broadway shows typically have a longer run and higher ticket prices compared to previews.
- The Broadway opening night is a highly anticipated event, often accompanied by celebrity guests, media attention, and a celebratory atmosphere.