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New
York City - Other
See also: New
York Trips & Travel, Dark Eating
Don't forget to always check Citysearch
or listen to 880 am (traffic
on the 8s) or 1010 am (traffic on
the 1s), there are parades way too often in the city and they really make
traffic unbearable sometimes.
NYC
Goth discussion list
To
get on Althea's NY gothic mailing list for events and gothy stuff or to
have your event posted there send e mail to: nygothic@razorwire.com.
Citysearch:
New York - They have a great listing for NYC clubs, bars, restaurants,
etc. The events are not always up to date for the club and event venues,
but they do have accurate addresses for nearly every bar and club in NYC
and they do list most of the current or recently diseased goth clubs.
It gives details on each club/bar, the type, size, atmosphere, easiest
ways to get there, maps, and even a list of nearby restaurants. Here's
the place to get info on restaurants, bars, movies, theatre, shopping,
hotels, museums, weather, and more.
Broadway Shows
(check first this may be out of date)
Wicked:
a Musical - I read this book years ago, it is the Wizard of Oz as
told from the wicked witch's point of view. It opened Oct 2003 at the
Gershwin Theatre 222 West 51ST st, NYC, still playing as of March '04.
See Ticketmaster for tickets, they are $40/$70/$100 and are on pre sale
as of June 2003. Citysearch
page.
Avenue
Q: the Musical - Sesame Street on crack. I WILL see this, soon. Current
as of March 2004. Playing at John Golden Theatre 252 W 45th St., New York,
NY (Bet Broadway and 8th Avenue), (212) 239-6200. Shows are Tues-Sat 8
pm, Sat 2 pm & 8 pm, Sun 2 pm & 7pm. Citysearch
page. Telecharge's site wasn't working when I tried to find ticket
prices but I have heard if you buy them from the theatre it's half price
and something close to $11.
Chicago
- I was forced to see this on a business trip, didn't impress me much,
plain simple black costumes, no changes of them, the dancers were fine
but the choreography was a little plain for Broadway. The hilight was
that when I saw it Bebe Neuwirth (Lilith from Frasier & Cheers) starred
in it.
Into
the Woods - Not currently playing. I never got to see this when it
was originally playing, it was revived summer 2002 with Vanessa Williams
playing the Witch. I don't really know exactly what it's about other than
it's got amazing costumes and it's about fairy tales with a twist all
mixed together! It ended Dec 29, 2002 and I never got to see it this time
around either. Pooh.
Jekyll
& Hyde - Not currently playing.
Off-Broadway Shows
Blue
Man Group - Performing their show "Tubes" at the Astor Place
Theate,r 434 Lafayette St. New York, NY 10003. For information, tickets
and seating call: 212-254-4370. For group sales call: 212-254-4370. Schedule:
Tuesday-Thursday 8:00 Friday-Saturday 7:00, 10:00 Sunday 4:00, 7:00 Saturday
Matinees July 3 - 4pm Aug 7 - 4pm Aug 14 - 4pm Aug 21 - 4pm Aug 28 - 4pm.
You can get advance tickets from Ticketbastard.
They have been performing for years and years, I have been meaning to
go see them since 1991 when I first saw a small bit on MTV about them,
their audience interactive show is supposed to be amazing. Why haven't
I seen them yet? Who the fuck knows.. I'll make it a point to go soon
:-). They also have shows playing in Las Vegas, Boston and Chicago now,
see the site for details.
STOMP
- pop art for the ears, rhythm for the eyes, theater for the feet. It
is big, noisy, and irresistible. There are shows worldwide, it has been
playing at The Orpheum Theatre in NYC since 1994. Located on 2nd Ave by
8th st (st Marks), NYC, 212-477-2477. You can get advance tickets from
Ticketbastard,
they range from $25-$50.
Coffee Houses of note
Postcrypt
Coffeehouse - in the basement of St. Paul's Chapel on the Columbia
University campus in New York City. Columbia is located at 116th St. and
Broadway and is most easily accessible by the IRT number 1 or 9 subway.
Enter campus on 116th Street and Broadway, and ask at the main gate for
directions to the Chapel. Established in 1964, features professional,
amateur, and student performers every Friday and Saturday night throughout
the academic year from 9:00pm to 12:30am. Admission is always free and
open to all. As one of the country's longest running campus coffeehouses,
Postcrypt is the home of diverse music - including and extending beyond
blues, folk, jazz, rock, country, and a capella - as well as performance
art, poetry, comedy, and storytelling. They feature live acoustic music
from both local and national acts. When they say acoustic, they really
mean it; there are no microphones.
Other places of culture
The
Metropolitan Opera - They do Midsummer Night's Dream every year I
think, and other high class things.
Brooklyn
Academy of Music - a place of culture, dance, ballet, opera, theater,
etc. Located at in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn. The main BAM building
at 30 Lafayette Avenue between Ashland Place and St. Felix Street houses
the BAM Opera House, BAMcafe and BAM Rose Cinemas. The BAM Harvey Theater
is located a block and a half away at 651 Fulton Street between Ashland
Place and Rockwell Place.
The
Poetry Project at St. Marks Church - I'm not that into poetry but
they've I went to one of their readings with Diamanda Galas, all the poetry
read that night was sexual, some of it very perverse and it included Marquis
de Sade works. Located at 131 E. 10th St. between 2nd & 3rd Aves,
NYC, it's a beautiful church too.
Last
Wednesday every month the Barnes & Noble in Bay Terrace, Queens, NY
on Bell Blvd has a horror novel discussion list. Past books were Poppy
Z. Bright's Lost Souls, Dean Koontz's Seize the Night, Kim Newman's Anno
Dracula, and Thomas Harass's Hannibal. I assume you can call the store
to find out more info.
The
New York Swing Dance Server - calendar, clubs, and descriptions of
how to do the steps.
vOID
is an electronic lounge featuring artist films and video, experimental
music and computer interactivity. It is an extension to the proverbial
gallery, where people can come, experience and participate in these ever
emerging mediums of expression. located in SoHo, New York City at 16 Mercer
Street (corner of Mercer and Howard streets, 1/4 block north of Canal).
Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8pm - 2am, Friday, Saturday 8pm -
3am. vOID is available Sunday and Monday for private parties. See the
website for more details.

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