Biltmore Theatre for volunteering... didn't know it's going to be a musical, called 'LoveMusik'…read more.. the theatre wasn't that big, but sleek and clean.. staffs were friendly and helpful... my job was pretty simple... greeting and ushering the guests to their seats w/ my trademark smiling... "welome, enjoy the show" ^______^ since it was a preview show, had not enough information... that's how I could enjoy it, even if my weakness of English... no expectation... that's the Key... in the dark, spotlight on two main characters... starting with narrative singing... it's about German composer Kurt Weill and his starred wife Lotte Lenya... their on and off marriage relationship... singers, Tony Award Winners Michael Cerveris (Weill) and Donna Murphy (Lenya), were talented and blessed... their performance was amusing and riveting... humming their fascinating theme song.. da-da-dda-da.. da-da-dda-da.. da-da-dda-da.. da-da-dda-da.. Musik by Kurt Weill Story by Alfred Uhry Directed by Harold Prince

I have been a die hard Diamond fan since he sang his first "Solitary Man"! I live in Colorado so I…read moremade reservations back in January to see show in May. The Broadhurst Theater was beautiful and sold out! This show was great and it was so nice to get the back story for some of Neil's biggest hits. I liked the way the story unfolded with the "old" and "young" Neil. Very well done! I can't say enough about this experience. "Must see" for anyone who loves Diamond. Will see again when they start touring after June 30, 2024!

Such a fabulous show with many familiar songs…read more Through the musical which kickstarts with Diamond and his therapist, they reflect back on his life. Filled with great music, the story was tight and lovely! It is my second fine to see it in Broadway New York.

I was here for The Nutcracker. The acoustics were excellent. The production was absolutely…read moremagical, with incredible dancers, high-quality costumes, and breathtaking sets that truly brought the performance to life. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. I sat in the First Ring, Row C. While I would've preferred Row A, those seats sell out very quickly, so I definitely recommend purchasing early. Overall, I felt the tickets were worth the price. The dedication and hard work these ballet dancers put in much of which we don't see behind the scenes make the final performance even more impressive. Truly a memorable night.

I came here with my mom to see the nutcracker. The performers were extremely talented and I rate…read morethem 10/10. However, I was very disappointed with the staff working in the theater. They were not friendly or helpful assisting guests to their seat which I have never ever experience at a show before especially one that was upscale and the tickets cost as much as they did. They allowed people to talk during the whole show and video. It was insane!

Mitch was great to work with in booking our singing telegram and our performer, Bernard, went…read moreabove and beyond. What a hit!!

Bernard was the BEST!!!!!! My friend rented a large kitchen space out for her birthday, and Bernard…read moremade a wonderful entrance in a banana costume. He was so energetic and enthusiastic, and everyone was completely enraptured by his performance. My friend is also a big fan of coconuts by kim petras, and Bernard did a whole little number for that. We will be laughing about this for a looooong time. Thank you Bernard for your wonderful show! Could not recommend more :)

We went to see Othello on the opening night! It is a classical ballet choreography with some more…read morecontemporary overtones. I loved the dramatic moves, but wish Desdemona was more assertive & expressive of her love. The staging was stylized & frill-free but I appreciated the sharp contrast of dark background & bright sun color costumes. As always, the venue is so inviting!

(Attended 06/18/2024 TU @ 7:30pm): One of America's premiere ballet companies headquartered in New…read moreYork but truly called the world home! I had the great pleasure to see a performance by the internationally-known American Ballet Theatre (ABT) as they opened their 2024 summer season at The Metropolitan Opera House. In years past, ABT came through Los Angeles but now went directly to Costa Mesa's Segerstrom Center For The Arts. With a storied history dating back to 1939, ABT has collaborated with the world's foremost choreographers, integrating tradition with modernity. The Company has showcased masterpieces created for their dancers by luminaries like George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Anthony Tudor, Agnes de Mille, Kenneth MacMillan, and Twyla Tharp, alongside pioneering works by contemporary visionaries such as Alexei Ratmansky, Christopher Wheeldon, and Wayne McGregor. In 2006, an act of Congress recognized them as America's National Ballet Company. Though located in New York City, ABT annually toured the United States - performing for 300,000 people annually - and is the only major cultural institution to do so. The Company has made more than 30 international tours to 45 countries. Now that you've had a brief history lesson, how was the evening's experience!? PURCHASE Tickets/Seats ($205.00 x2): For reference, ticket prices ranged from $50.00 - $250.00. Located in the Parterre Rear Level Section 21 Seats 7 & 8, these were in the 2nd level above the orchestra, the 2nd of three rows within the section, provided excellent sight lines that were just off stage right, and comfortable individual seats. Honestly, there weren't any bad areas in the house. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=M9NZEudqTDXq7bIoKrQSiQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw Ticket Service Fee ($2.50 x2): This was unimaginably low and greatly appreciated! THE PERFORMANCE This was the opening night of both American Ballet Theatre's (ABT) 2024 Summer Season and the performance of "Onegin", a three-acts two intermissions ballet with an estimated run time of 2 hour 20 minutes. The story's about "a young country girl, Tatiana, who is introduced to a worldly aristocrat by her sister's fiancé. Onegin instantly becomes Tatiana's heart's desire, though, in his eyes, she remains naive and uninteresting. Thus begins the tale that leads to a tragic duel, a royal marriage, and personal redemption. Based on the verse-novel Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin, John Cranko's majestic and astounding ballet allows the strength and agency of our romantic heroine to shine through." This evening's performance featured Principal dancers Christine Shevchenko (Tatiana) and Cory Stearns (Onegin), and conductor Charles Barker. Everything was beautiful and captivating. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=mFz8jR9GUutvhsLGHpCYcQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw SERVICE None to speak of as it pertained directly to ABT. As for The Met, the online ticket purchase was seamless, the check-in line inside the venue went swiftly, there was no line when we bought our champagne, and security was chill. One cool thing to point out was a unique system of real-time translation called "Met Titles", which appeared on individual scenes mounted on the back of each row of seats for those members of the audience who wish to utilize them, but with minimum distraction for those those who do not; titles are provided to all performances in English, Spanish, and German, and are also provided in Italian or Italian-language operas. Everything was easy-peasy! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): We took a Lyft there ($49.00) and a bus back ($2.50 x2). Otherwise, located underneath Lincoln Center was the public 24-hours self-parking Lincoln Center "park and lock" Plaza Parking Garage, with varied rates ($28.00 - $63.00). Buses and subways were also cheaper and efficient options. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE In this case, The Met's capacity was 3,800 patrons with chandeliers throughout. There were several bar locations to get your drink on with short lines, special areas for members only and such, and the requisite souvenir shop. Plenty of natural lighting shone through the large tall glass windows and doors into the lobby, while the aforementioned eclectic ceiling chandeliers lit up the rest. I didn't notice any monitors nor any background music. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=BJ1FyjTluTgTWgcn9UElJA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE In general, it was a business affair with a suit, tie, and dress shoes. However, I jealously observed many men casually dressed in my favorable t-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops - dammit! OVERALL I loved that I was able to see American Ballet Theatre perform in their own backyard - a quasi travel bucket list item. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $415.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tips). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 5.0 STARS

Sunday, August 10th, 2025. Somebody told us "Hair" was…read moreplaying T Adelphi University. We came and saw the show. The show was pretty good.

What an awesome place to host the talent from my daughter's Grace Music School show to track the…read morestudents progress during their music lessons sessions. Comfortable seating and incredible acoustics made for an enjoyable passage of time to witness the progress made so far this year. Plenty of parking all around the building made getting here a snap and the staff on hand was very helpful and the facility was squeaky clean. An ideal venue to watch a performance that holds probably 300-400 people. I hope to return soon to enjoy this space and to watch another equally worthwhile performance.

I'm so glad I went into this experience blind…read more This was easily the strangest and most amateur show I have ever seen in NYC. I was shocked that they were advertised under the "Cirque du Soleil" title, and housed at the Beacon theater. I love this theater so much. Growing up directly across the street from it, the theater brings back nostalgic memories in my mind. If it weren't for the 3 professional acts (contortionists, acrobatic balancing couple, and Russian male gymnast) the show would have been a complete disaster. I grew up in a theatrical family, and have seen regional theater with more talent. I accepted it for what it was, and enjoyed the campiness as much as I could, but there was a moment in the middle where I had to surrender to the madness.

It was not THAT BAD. Okay, maybe I didn't exactly laugh at some of the overplayed jokes. But it did…read moregive me a chortle here and there. I came in with very low expectations because of the ill-rated reviews. Came out thinking everyone just woke up on the wrong side of the bed on the day of the show. It was a lot of fun. The newly renovated Beacon Theater was slightly smaller than the other theaters I've been too, but breathtaking nonetheless. A very beautiful display of bold and intricate designs. The show was fun and enjoyable. See it for yourself before you start judging.

A Swifty tribute of Taylor on a beautiful sun setting night. A variety of ages many families here…read moreat Eisenhower Park with lots of Pop and high energy singing and dancing along. Note: Referring to Friendship bracelets - no huddles, no jewelry making booths - and - some understandable protective Moms made distribution or trade of the bracelets difficult. Though a few special loving girls just made my day. My favorite was the blue glow in the dark bracelet. This said, the first singer- "Let's sing Sabrina" and then after "Lets sing Taylor" were performed live at the theatre in Eisenhower Park. At Thursday August 24th at 7 pm.