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Who has a "NYC visit/Show see" planned for the Thanksgiving Holiday period????
If you are still looking for an affordable great show, Come on out to the Beechman. I am told we have a few seats left.
The Laurie Beechman Theater
407 W. 42nd St
TONIGHT Sunday,Nov.22 at 9:30
$10 (+$15 food/beverage minimum)
call 212-695-6909 to save a seat
Join other BSpacers for a great evening of new music and some of the best new talent in musical theater!
The Laurie Beechman Theater
407 W. 42nd St
TONIGHT Sunday,Nov.22 at 9:30
$10 (+$15 food/beverage minimum)
call 212-695-6909 to save a seat
Join other BSpacers for a great evening of new music and some of the best new talent in musical theater!
Tags: Phillips, Tyler, broadway, city, musical, new, show, trip, visit, york
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on -
Yup he was in mid-October and he is one of the gems in a really good production of a great show!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Megan on -
On the 29th I'm going to see Stephanie J. Block's holiday concert at Birdland. :)
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on
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Good one!!
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Permalink Reply by Janine on -
Does anyone know if South Pacific will still be around in March? I have heard that's really good and I am trying to decide on a show to take my friend Rachel to see as part of her 21st birthday present.
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on
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It started as a limited run that kept extending and now the run is open ended. It's numbers have dipped a bit lately but I have not heard any closing rumblings. I saw it in mid-October and it was the best Broadway musical production I have ever seen... well with the possible exception of the IN THE HEIGHTS with the original cast. It should still be up...
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Permalink Reply by LP Morano on -
Living half an hour away from the City is great,I plan on seeing Hair and Next to Normal, and Im flopping on Ragtime...
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Permalink Reply by Tara on
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My best friend should be up for Thanksgiving, so we'll probably go see a show. I don't know which one; it'll be spur of the moment, probably, but it the idea of potentially seeing a show always excites me!
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on
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A cautionary note... there seems to be some pent-up consumption, a couple of weeks ago I tried to get tickets to three different shows on a Thursday night and I couldn't steal a ticket. Just a heads up....
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Permalink Reply by Laura Singer on -
Bye Bye Birdie!
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on
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Yay Birdie!
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Permalink Reply by Annie Jones on
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1. There aren't too many shows that are actually running on Thanksgiving day at all.
To add to my Ragtime viewing, it looks like I'll also be seeing A Little Night Music.
Oh....Jason: I'd try to keep friends from seeing BBB as well. I took my kids and they really enjoyed it. (but it wasn't as awful as I expected)
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Phillips on
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Annie you are right about Thanksgiving Day most shows are dark but what is playing is not exactly chopped liver...
A STEADY RAIN
CHICAGO
HAMLET
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
WEST SIDE STORY
Not to mention Off-Broadway... ALTAR BOYZ and AVENUE Q to name just two
Seeing a show during the holidays is a great experience. I had a chance to see HAIRSPRAY last year on Christmas Day before it closed... that made it even more special....
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