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What do to do in between shows that isn’t eat? |


joined:10/13/06
joined:
10/13/06
Spyscape is only a few blocks from Circle in the Square and it was a fun way to kill a couple of hours.
Failing that, if you don't want to eat, then drink!
I like heading over to 5th Avenue and wandering through the library or St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Hudson Yards is worth a visit just to see that giant shawarma thing in person. But the shopping center is nice and worth a browse too.
There really isn't a lot of time to see anything too far away from the theatre district. I second the library near Bryant Park. This past trip I went inside for the first time. I started on a free tour, but ended up wandering the rooms on my own. The building and rooms were interesting and best thing it was free.
I love going to the Performing Arts Library up by Lincoln Center which is a little bit of a walk from the Circle in the Square but they always have interesting exhibits.
https://www.nypl.org/locations/LPA
I suggest the Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. Just a short walk away. Isn't the Hal Prince exhibit up now? I am dying to see it.


joined:7/21/04
joined:
7/21/04
dshnookie said: "A movie. Seriously."
I’m going to second this, as silly as it is. I do day trips to see two shows all of the time (my bus leaves at 6:40am and I’m usually not home until 5:40am the following morning) and I have found that going to a move in between and getting something quick to eat is the best way to not be exhausted and stay cool/warm/comfortable.
carolinaguy said: "Spyscape is only a few blocks from Circle in the Square and it was a fun way to kill a couple of hours.
Failing that, if you don't want to eat, then drink!"
I agree that it was fun. I did do it before I saw Oklahoma on an extremely hot day. Wasn't too crowded and easy to skip around if certain areas are being crowded.
Saks fifth ave is a little bit of a walk, (don't recommend the subway station there it is super slow & hot) but its fun to walk around a bit & they have really good macaroons at pierre herme.
darquegk said: "I like wandering through record shops and browsing the dollar-bin for some hidden treasures."
Are there any specific shops you suggest?
haterobics said: "Why did Grindr get deleted? It is legal and a way to kill a short period of time. 
Whoever told you that Grindr got deleted, lied to you.
Miles2Go2 said: "Whoever told you that Grindr got deleted, lied to you."
Well, I replied "Grindr." earlier in this thread, and it seems to have gone missing...
Related there's a series on YouTube series called Broadway Sandwich where the host tags along with cast members to see what they do on two show nights between matinee & evening shows. Short answer is you can fit in a lot if you try! I usually use the time to check in my hostel, shower, rest my legs and recharge.
Also where do people like to drink in Theater District? Is HH/pre theater drink specials a thing bc I really need to stop buying $20-30 theater cocktails even if the souvenir cups are cute...
The Rum House has a happy hour. I can testify that the Rum Punch is yummy.
https://therumhousenyc.com/happy-hour/









joined:1/19/08
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Posted: 10/8/19 at 11:23am
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.