Visit
the South Street Seaport Musical
& Other Events Page
on New Yorkled for many upcoming listings.
NOTE:
THE tkts booth for lower Manhattan has moved from the pavillion
at South Street Seaport to:
the corner of Front and John Streets,
the rear of the Resnick/Prudential Building at 199 Water Street)
Monday - Saturday for all evening
performances:
11am - 6pm
Sundays for
evening performances:
11am - 3:30pm
*At this tkts location only, matinee tickets must be bought
the day before. For example, Wednesday matinee tickets must
be bought on Tuesday; Saturday matinee tickets bought on Friday;
and Sunday matinee tickets bought on Saturday. tkts accepts
cash or travelers checks.
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We'd gotten our tickets at the Pavillion South Street Seaport,
Pier 17 for $48 a ticket. The seats were really comfortable
and located on the edge. Mind you, it's well worth the trip
to South Street! Apart of the obvious reasons of seeing a
bit of NY Nautical history, you'll also spend a third or a
quarter of the time spent at the tkts booth in Times Square.
Pretty Good deal. AYE?????? |
New
Yorkled's latest outing with a friend included the Phantom
of the Opera at the Majestic Theatre on 44th Street.
Unfortunately we've never seen the original great Michael
Crawford in action, but the performances on this evening by
Howard McGillin as the Phantom, Elizabeth Southard as Christine
and Michael Shawn Lewis as Raoul were truly touching. The
magnificence of their voices soared way out to our rear mezzanine
seats and the choreographed timing of these and other cast
members was a great welcome for us all.
From the spectacular lighting, sets and costume designs to
that grand high pitch reached by Christine and well, the special
effects as well were all too much of a thrill. NO NO We were
not worthy!. But hey, we paid for our tickets so why not?
The official site
is at:
http://www.tdf.org/
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The South St. Seaport Museum is located at 207
Front Street and can be reached at:
(212) 748-8600
Please note that various types of memberships
are available at different rates with different entitlements.
To find out call: (212) 748-8766
You could also try this number for other bits
of info:
(212) SEA-PORT
You could of course visit their sites as well:
South Street
Seaport
South Street Seaport
Museum
Nearby is: Brooklyn Bridge, Battery
Park, Museum of the American Indian,
Chinatown, Financial District, City
Hall, Federal Hall Museum, NYSE
Getting there by Subway: J, M, Z, 2, 3, 4, 5 leave you
at a comfortable distance; 6 leaves you at a somewhat comfortable distance
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