#1
Posted: 4/28/09 at 8:37pm
A friend and I are having dinner at Sardi's before seeing "Exit The King" on Friday... What is the attire like? Do I need to wear a tie?
#2
Posted: 4/28/09 at 9:12pm
When I go I wear a button up and slacks. I don't think a tie is a necessity.
#3
Posted: 4/28/09 at 9:33pm
Unfortunately there ain't Nowhere where you have to dress up anymore.
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#4
Posted: 4/28/09 at 10:11pm
My moms always said, "If you have to ask about your clothes, you know the answer..." Dress up, it's fun, have a good time! Be the star that you are.
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Who do you think you are kidding?
You look like a fool!
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Why is it that if some dude walked up to me on the subway platform
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#5
Posted: 4/28/09 at 10:21pm
I'm at Sardi's on a fairly regular basis. I've seen EVERY type of getup there, but I think casual (i.e., slacks, shirt and tie optional) is the safest bet. Tie is definitely not required (and forget jackets), but I think it adds a nice touch.
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#6
Posted: 4/29/09 at 1:58am
I've been there several times. I am 21 so I usually wear dress pants or jeans with a sweater/sweater vest and nice casual jacket. But you can wear anything really.
Genius lasts longer than beauty.
#7
Posted: 4/29/09 at 7:55am
I always ask myself, WWPS? (What Would Patti Say?).
Probably she'd say to dress up because "We have forgot-ten hour pub-lic man-ners."
(hehe I'm making a reference to the last weekend of Gypsy in case some folks get confused).
Probably she'd say to dress up because "We have forgot-ten hour pub-lic man-ners."
(hehe I'm making a reference to the last weekend of Gypsy in case some folks get confused).
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Updated On: 4/29/09 at 07:55 AM
#8
Posted: 4/29/09 at 10:33am
I would dress up. In my opinion, I would say yes with the tie. You will look nicer 
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#10
Posted: 4/29/09 at 7:01pm
Or you could do what I like to do sometimes and dress according to the show you are seeing.
Above: me at "Oliver!" in London.
So for "Exit The King" something regal would do nicely.
#11
Posted: 4/29/09 at 7:04pm
...and for "Blithe Spirit" next month, especially as I'm in the front row, I plan on wearing my tuxedo and black bowtie!
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