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Ding-Dong! The Ultimate Guide to Broadway’s Stage Doors
See where to go to get your post-show autographs and selfies with Broadway stars.
To your left as you exit the theatre. It is behind a black metal fence.
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You can exit the theatre directly onto 49th St. where the stage door is .
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As you exit, the stage door is to the left of the 43rd St. exit. Sometimes actors exit through the main 42nd St. entrance, so check with staff where to wait.
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As you exit the main 52nd St. door, the stage door is to your immediate right.
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The stage door is to the right of the theatre entrance as you exit.
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To the left when exiting the theatre. The stage door is at the loading dock labeled 270 W 45th St. (Note: The Jacobs shares a stage door with the Majestic and Golden Theatres).
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Exit the theatre by the 45th St. doors and turn right into Shubert Alley.
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As you exit, the stage door is to the right of the main 44th St. door.
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Turn left as you exit the main entrance. Walk to the corner of 53rd St., then turn left again. The stage door will be down the block to your left.
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To your left as you exit the 47th St. doors.
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