We always stay at Hotel Edison and they only ask for a room key if you care going up the elevators. The lobby restrooms are usually unlocked also. It is such a great way to get from 47 to 46.
I just saw Moulin Rouge, , Oklahoma! and Dear Evan Hansen (4th time) on my birthday weekend. Can't go wrong with any of those as they were all fantastic
I saw DEH on Saturday night August 17 and Andrew was on as Evan. just WOW. What an amazing performance this young man gave. He may not have Ben Platt's voice but his acting is on another level. This was my 4th time seeing the show and my 4th Evan and I caught so much more of the book this time. Maybe because I was in the front row but mainly because of Andrew's acting.I cannot say enough great things about him and feel totally blessed to have seen the show again.It was my 70th birthda
Does anyone know if Andrew Barth Feldman is out of DEH this week? I have tickets for Saturday night August 17 for my birthday.I saw something on a Fan Site but wasnt sure if I'd read it right and now can't find it . Thanks
We have tickets for my 70th birthday on August 16. Coming in from Texas. We have Orch Row J Seats 14-16. Are they going to be any good? Thanks for any input.
I am seeing him Sunday night in Irving Tx and then will be in New York on Tuesday.The schedule could not have worked out any better including seeing the Sunday matinee of Miss Saigon at Dallas Summer Musicals I am very excited to see Ben's show
I know I will like it and my sister won't I've been excited to see it. My question was mainly about the seating and what that entailed. I'd read the BMC site where it said the Squip seats get a gift so was just wondering what that might be and if anything out of the ordinary happened in those first two rows. I've been to Blue Man Group so that was my fear with my sister lol
When I got tickets to see BMC last December I convinced my sister to get the Squip seats not knowing exactly what that entailed lol We always like to sit close anyway so it wasn't a hard sell. But now I'm wondering if my sister will actually hate the show from all the posts I'm reading and now the almost shutout of Tony noms. We are both over 60 but I work with teens so consider myself pretty hip or is it woke?? lol So what happens in
After much deliberation I made Sunday Brunch reservations at Phillip Marie. I still want to try the others on future trips. I will report back after I return. Thanks again for the advise.
I know these posts are annoying to some but hey I'm doing it anyway.I want to go to The Stonewall Inn while I'm in town late May and my sister suggested we have Sunday Brunch near there on our last day of the trip.I've googled it and found two possibilities, Buvette on Grove St and Joseph Leonard on Waverly Place.Does anyone have any comments on either or a different suggestion? Thanks everyone
My sister and I also like to try new restaurants when we visit so this time it's Spoonfed NYC. But also we will be trying Nizza for the first time too.
