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Andy Troy's Tasting NYC Is Your Best Solution For Manhattan Bars And Lounges
TastingNYC.com is a site owned and controlled by famous writer, personal coach and fitness celebrity Andy Troy. Andy is the writer of,'Living Young : 32 Habits of ageless People' and the creator of the popular fitness DVD,'The Bedroom Workout for Men'. Andy Troy is an event organizer - his parties are held at trendy Manhattan bars and they are no cover after work type deals. Andy has thousands of folks signed up for his emailings on MeetUp.com, Andy's parties are popular - lots of good looking folks go to Andy's parties, it isn't just singles but it's's a large amount of singles.
When folk think of NY City, one of the first thoughts they have, after the famous buildings, is Broadway. The Great White Way, as it was known in many years past, is home to some of the best NYC nightlife on the face of the earth.
Famous names, such as the Winter Garden, the Shubert, the Palace, the New Amsterdam, the Majestic and the Lyceum as just a handful of the great houses where today's exciting Broadway plays and musicals are presented to the general public.
Musicals are not to be missed as a vibrant part of NYC nightlife in Manhattan. Well-known favorites such as Chicago, Grease, gypsy, Guys and Dolls, South Pacific and Pal Joey can be enjoyed, as can new material such as Spamalot, Hairspray and cruel. Straight plays also abound on Broadway. You may choose from David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow or American Buffalo, Peter Shaffer's Equus, Tracy Letts' comedy August : Osage County, and Anton Chekhov's immortal classic The Seagull, among several now in production.
there are several Broadway plays that were evolved from other mediums, including popular films. Shows such as Shrek, The 39 Steps, wicked, Young Frankenstein, Billy Elliot the Musical, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, White xmas, Mary Poppins and others. Avenue Q was electrified from the television show Sesame Street, yet it offers an adult-themed play.
A big part of the Theatre District's NYC nightlife are the spectacular older theatres. There's a vibe in these old homes of times past, when people flocked to the theatres to see the most recent plays, and that aura continues today. After cats closed its nineteen-year run there, the interior of the house was restored to what it seemed like in the 1920s. This is one of the hotspots on Broadway and around the town where you may be in the thick of NYC nightlife, now let's look at the BARS
Maritime Hotel - Yes, we are listing a hotel as a pick for our Nightlife category and it isn't due to what goes on behind closed hotel room doors. The entire city block is just one giant open air spectacular right out of South Beach. Located at 363 West 16th St. ( at Ninth Ave. ), this place was once the HQ for the nation's Maritime Union. Now, it's a glamorous Chelsea Hotel that draws a modern nightlife scene. Among its hot spots are Matsuri - sushi restaurant, a Japanese-themed club called Hiro and La Bottega - a bar/trattoria which extends outside into a 6,000 square foot patio. Ah, and how can we forget to mention the party cabanas on the terrace?!
46th St. And West Side Hwy ). Navigate a maze of staircases, palm trees, mirrors and tarp covers.
Passerby - Screwdrivers are back and somehow they made the Greyhound even cooler. Their juicer will freshen up your cocktails and their glowing'Saturday Night Fever' dance floor will liven up your evening. A stylish tiny hole-in-the-wall that features great drinks and a straightforward, relaxed crowd. Passerby is found at 436 W. ( between Ninth & tenth Aves. ).
White horse tavern - A super-popular West village institution, White pony tavern is quiet, literary, and features heaps of wood - a previous haunt of Dylan Thomas. Simply make sure you are not watching your waste line if you choose to order grub - the huge delicious burgers and slab-cut fries are worth the calories! White pony tavern is found on Hudson & 11th Street.
house eight - With so many luxuries offered at this honeymoon-suite locale, who has anytime for sleep? If you're searching for great drinks and fascinating snacks, this mini-resort provides it. Perfect for night-owls who have trouble turning in. House eight is found at 515 W. 27th St. ( between tenth & 11th Aves. ).
Andy Troy's Tasting NYC Is Your Best Solution For New York City Bars And Lounges
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What musical should I see?
Mary Poppins
The Blue Man Group
Wizard of Oz
Hair
August: Osage County – Winner 2008 Tony Best Play
Blithe Spirit
Guys and Dolls
The 39 Steps
God of Carnage
Hedda Gabler
Impressionism
Irena's Vow
Speed the Plow
9 to 5: The Musical
Hey!
Well....I didn't really know alot of them....
I thinks I would go for the one that won the Tony Award, it'd have to be good to win that!
Have you seen Phantom of the Opera?
Better yet, Les Miserable!?
I hope you like whichever one you end up seeing 
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