Think I may cancel my NYC theater weekend
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I am going to NYC this weekend for 4 days for the Tribeca TOAST and the Tribeca film festival. Going w/my husband- I usually go to NYC alone, but this timehe is coming. I know how it is when you have a trip planned w/the spouse. I am so glad this weekend is working out for you two!
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CPG, we should meet up sometime. I am in NYC about once a month for a weekend now that Bolt Bus is running from DC to NYC. I splurged and bought two nights at the Greenwich hotel on an auction site for this trip. Ooolala, it is nice. It is a lovely sunny day today in lower Manhattan!
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emd3 - today is absolutely beautiful, but beware tomorrow is going to be very different. Plan accordingly. Sure, the next time you come in email me at [email protected] Fridays are best for me.
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Yes Neo you are right. And I'm going to really show my age when I say I also saw Tommy Steele in Half a Sixpence. I believe I still have the program somewhere and the album. And I still remember some of the songs - She's Too Far Above Me, The Party's on the House, okay I'll stop now.
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Disclaimer: Tommy Tune is my favorite performer, and I have absolutely no objectivity when it comes to his performances. That being said, of course I loved his show. He sings, he dances, he tells stories. His gift to the audience is that he seems to love doing it. The others in my group loved it as well.
I saw him in My One and Only in NY and in Chicago, saw him at Melody Top here in Milwaukee, with the Manhattan Rhythm Kings in Milwaukee and Chicago--and went to Dr. Doolittle (even though I knew it wasn't a very good show) because he was in it.
We had a great weekend in NYC--theater, museums, friends, and family. Thanks, cpg, for the walk through Central Park and the iced tea--that was a lovely interlude, and I really enjoyed meeting you.
I saw him in My One and Only in NY and in Chicago, saw him at Melody Top here in Milwaukee, with the Manhattan Rhythm Kings in Milwaukee and Chicago--and went to Dr. Doolittle (even though I knew it wasn't a very good show) because he was in it.
We had a great weekend in NYC--theater, museums, friends, and family. Thanks, cpg, for the walk through Central Park and the iced tea--that was a lovely interlude, and I really enjoyed meeting you.


Curious to hear about Tommy Tune.