We're thrilled to be the home court for Broadway's newest obsession. The Broadway Paddle Club is bringing theatre industry insiders to our brand new Times Square location for a weekly pickleball league where showtunes meet smash shots, and we couldn't be more excited to host.
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Broadway Paddle Club Will Unite Pickleball Players in the Theatre Industry
Hosted at the brand new CityPickle, the sports and social league will meet on Mondays for the next five weeks.
By Meg Masseron
March 26, 2026
New Yorkers: there's a new pickleball league coming to town, and it's full of players who also know a thing or two about theatre. The new sports and social league Broadway Paddle Club will begin meeting weekly next month at a brand new facility for a competitive pickleball season full of both showtunes and sportiness.
For the next five weeks, Broadway Paddle Club will meet every Monday (concluding April 20) at New York City's newest pickleball facility in the heart of Times Square, CityPickle. Additional information including future seasons, events, sponsorship partners, and more will be announced soon.
“An intramural club? Hardly. The Broadway Paddle Club is something far more meaningful: a joyful rallying point for our community. At a moment when the world can feel a little chaotic, we wanted to create something wonderfully unifying—six weeks of connection, competition, and, sure, pitchers of court-side Mango Margaritas. We are so excited to welcome Broadway’s finest to the brand new CityPickle courts at 1501 Broadway for what promises to be a spirited, slightly overcommitted, and very fun season,” says Seaview CEO and BPC Commissioner Greg Nobile in a statement.
The leadership committee for Broadway Paddle Club includes commissioner Nobile, director of membership Jenny Gersten, merchandise co-directors Bee Carrozzini, Carly Callahan, and Devyn Itula, "co-directors of fun" Doug Nevin and Oliver Roth, director of sponsorship John Johnson, director of communications Alex Seeley, director of finance Tracy Geltman, and director of memorabilia and awards Nate Koch.