Maybe your wallet is on the empty side or your schedule is too jam-packed with school, dance and all that goes with it. Whatever your reason for not being able to make a visit to NYC, we’ve got tons of ways to help you get your bite out of the Big Apple this year.

When Broadway is coming your way:
 

Monty Python’s Spamalot

• Ottawa, ON: Nov. 4–9, 2008
• Edmonton, Alberta: July 29–Aug. 3, 2008
• Calgary, Alberta: Aug. 5–10, 2008
• Vancouver, BC: July 3–27, 2008

The Lion King

• Columbus, OH: Aug. 28–Sept. 28, 2008
• Washington, D.C.: June 26–Aug. 24, 2008
• Kansas City, MO: Oct. 2–Nov. 9, 2008

Wicked

• East Lansing, MI: July 17¬–Aug. 3, 2008
• Ottawa, ON: Aug. 13–31, 2008
• Pittsburgh, PA: Sept. 3–Oct. 5, 2008
• Atlanta, GA: Oct. 8–Nov. 2, 2008

A Chorus Line

• Los Angeles, CA: May 21–July 6, 2008
• Seattle, WA: August 5–10, 2008

The Phantom of the Opera

• Seattle, WA: Sept. 10–Oct. 4, 2008

Spring Awakening

• San Diego, CA: Aug. 15–13, 2008
• San Francisco, CA: Sept. 1–Oct. 12, 2008
• Seattle, WA: Oct. 13–19, 2008
• Portland, OR: Oct. 21–26, 2008
• Tempe, AZ: Dec. 9–14, 2008
• Tampa, FL: Dec. 30, 2008–Jan. 4, 2009
• Houston, TX: Jan. 6–18, 2009
• East Lansing, MI: Feb. 24–March 1, 2009
• Toronto, Can.: March 17–April 19, 2009
• Pittsburgh, PA: May 26–31, 2009
• Louisville, KY: June 2–7, 2009
• Baltimore, MD: June 9–21, 2009
• Philadelphia, PA: June 23–28, 2009
• Washington, D.C.: July 7–Aug. 2, 2009