New York and Broadway shows
Jul 11th, 2007, 10:16 AM
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Haven't seen Xanadu, but it received a great review in the Times today.
You can easily get tix to Gray Gardens, a quirky show about Jackie O's eccentric cousin and aunt, based on the documentary of the same name.
You can easily get tix to Gray Gardens, a quirky show about Jackie O's eccentric cousin and aunt, based on the documentary of the same name.
Jul 11th, 2007, 12:13 PM
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I just wrote about Xanadu. Saw it last week in previews and loved it. Search for my name. Gray Gardens is ending in a couple of weeks if you are coming to NYC before the end of July, and you can get $60 tickets right now with very good seats. I just bought 6th Row Center for next Friday.
Otherwise, I'd strongly recommend Spring Awakening, but it's a full-price ticket now.
Otherwise, I'd strongly recommend Spring Awakening, but it's a full-price ticket now.
Jul 12th, 2007, 02:34 PM
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If Curtains is still there, that's my vote. I have been a fan of musicals for 40 years, and Curtains is one of the best new ones I have seen in decades. My cheeks were literally sore from smiling. Very clever plot.
Second choice was Drowsy Chaparone was also excellent. Smiling through out that one also, but cheeks recovered from over-smile anxiety much faster.
Second choice was Drowsy Chaparone was also excellent. Smiling through out that one also, but cheeks recovered from over-smile anxiety much faster.
