any theatres near The New York City Center?

[rmusic11322]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:34pm

i will be seeing Pirates of Penzance on the 9th. are there any in walking distance from the New York City Center? what shows are playing there? becuase I want to write to a lot of shows but don't want to spend too much on postage. so i just want to write letters and hand deliver my letters to the cast at the stagedoor. i hope this all makes sence, now. any help would be appreciated. :)
Updated On: 12/29/09 at 01:34 PM

[Fosse76]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:35pm

Huh? Your post makes absolutely no sense.

[rmusic11322]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:38pm

i fixed it. hopefully it makes sence now.

[dramamama611]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:39pm

It costs 44 cents to mail a letter. What kind of letters do you want to write to a "show"?

And if you mean MID-town...that's where ALL the B'way theatres are. They are all 'walkable'.

[mywonderwa11]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:46pm

They're all technically within walking distance from City Center with the Beaumont being the farthest up at Lincoln Center. And I guess 42nd Street would be of equal distance in the opposite direction, but you'd have every Broadway theatre to pass on your way if you walked down to 42nd Street.

Updated On: 12/29/09 at 01:46 PM

[dramamama611]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 1:49pm

FYI: sense

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 4:41pm

Studio 54
Broadway

You will be wasting your time but to each his own

[BillyE]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 5:09pm

http://google,com/maps/130 W 56th St, 10019
search nearby theatres

[Dollypop]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 7:23pm

You should have no trouble finding the Harry Rigby Theatre and the Pia Zadora Centre of the Performing Arts is just around the corner.

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 7:47pm

Try the George Abbott on W 54.

[bwaylvsong]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 8:24pm

Unless you're disabled, all broadway theatres are within walking distance. I've walked from Lincoln Center to 42nd street without a problem, and I'm not exactly an athlete.

[Dollypop]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 8:56pm

Then there's the Signe Hasso Performance Space on 57th Street.

[rmusic11322]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 9:02pm

Do most stage doors have an intercom or doorbell. Becuase it's probably illegal to just open the door and walk in.

[Dollypop]

Posted: 12/29/09 at 9:07pm

Actually, it's quite casual at the stage door unless Hugh Jackman or Julia Roberts is in the show.

You can just walk through the stage door and tell the doorman who you'd like to visit with and he'll generally usher you right to their dressing rooms.

[ljay889]

Posted: 12/30/09 at 2:33pm

This is such a RANDOM thread!

[husk_charmer]

Posted: 12/30/09 at 2:36pm

I thought the Harry Rigby was closed for renovations...someting about Cyma Rubin wanting to strip it of it's grandeur.

[Dollypop]

Posted: 12/30/09 at 7:22pm

Naw, that all fell apart when Cyma was sent to prison. I rather like the Rigby. There's so much of that old world charm mixed with nouveau gay chic. Don't you agree?

[rmusic11322]

Posted: 1/4/10 at 3:48pm

BUMP: Has anyone ever hand delievered a letter, asking for a signed Playbill, to the stagedoor of a theatre? Do you give it to the person working at the stagedoor? How long does it usually take for the cast to recieve the letter? Becuase I did it for West Side Story and The Marvelous Wonderettes and didn't get a responce from either of them.