The Harriet Tubman Effect Launches Broadway Ticket Accessibility Initiative
Lantern Tix will allow theatregoers to see Into the Woods, KPOP, Kimberly Akimbo, Leopoldstadt, and Topdog/Underdog for free or affordable prices.
The Harriet Tubman Effect has announced a partnership with several Broadway shows to increase accessibility to tickets.
Lantern Tix will allow theatregoers to see Into the Woods, KPOP, Kimberly Akimbo, Leopoldstadt, and Topdog/Underdog for free or affordable prices.
Groups and individuals from partnering New York community based organizations, schools, and under-resourced communities, which are approved by the Harriet Tubman Effect, will be given the opportunity to attend a Broadway show for free or for the accessible price of $22.50.
Learn more at https://www.harriettubmaneffect.com/
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