There's an App for That, Broadway Fans

The Broadway League has launched the IBDBapp for iPhone, iPad, and iPodTouch based on the League's popular Internet Broadway Database website www.ibdb.com.

IBDB provides a comprehensive database of shows produced on Broadway over the last three centuries, including all "title page" information about each production. IBDB also offers historical information about theatres and various statistics and fun factsrelated to Broadway.

The app is IBDB on-the-go for iOS devices including iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.  The app contains most ofthe features found on IBDB.com, such as advanced searches and photos andvideo for current shows. To download, search IBDB at the iTunes stores.The app is free.

The new IBDB app complements the Broadway League’s other online services:
The ILoveNYTheater app where consumers can purchase tickets at all price points to every current and upcoming show, direct from the theatres' official ticketing offices in real time without broker markups. The ILoveNYTheater app also provides up-to-date show and theatre information including theatre locations and show running times,a performance schedule for the current week, a guide to hotel and dining options in Manhattan's Theatre District, social media connections, news from The Broadway Fan Club, and more. The free app is available at the iTunes store by searching "Broadway" under apps to find and download ILoveNYTheater
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Both the IBDB app and the ILoveNYTheater app have corresponding mobile sites accessible on the browser of any smart phone, giving theatregoers an important in-hand tool when visiting the Theatre District.  

The Broadway Concierge & Ticket Center® offers customer assistance with show ticket representatives via an onlinechat component. Local and out-of-town theatregoers can visit www.ILoveNYTheater.com on their PC to chat with a BC&TC representative and get info about shows, theatres, performance times and more, before purchasing their tickets on line or in person at the Times Square Visitor Center on Seventh avenue between 46th & 47th streets.