dress code for Chef's Table

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dress code for Chef's Table

Posted: 5/9/04 at 1:23pm

We're going to the dessert show with Adam Pascal at 11PM after Forbidden Broadway. I wondered if my usual theatre garb would be appropriate for dessert or if it's more dressy at The Supper Club at that show. Just don't want to be sore thumbs! Thanks!

#2

re: dress code for Chef's Table

Posted: 5/9/04 at 1:24pm

Teacher, you beat me to it. I'm seeing Adam for one of the dinner shows, and I'm contemplating what I should wear.... someone please advise us!

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Updated On: 5/9/04 at 01:24 PM

#3

re: dress code for Chef's Table

Posted: 5/9/04 at 2:35pm

I've been to CHEF'S THEATER and can say that a tie and jacket would be approprite for a guy. For a gal, an outfit that might be worn to the office would be fine. If you want to be dressier, then that's your prerogative.

Word of advice: the lighting is very dim at the Supper Club. Bring a small flashlight if you want to read the menu! Also drinks are very expensive. A gin and tonic was $10.

One thing to look out for: the orchestra leader is a real piece of eye candy!!!!!!

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#4

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 2:43pm

Just noticed that this thread is entitled CHEF'S TABLE. That's the table 'way down in front of the stage--where the chef comes down and lets the patrons sample what he's making. Also the performers joke around with the patrons at that tabel. And well they should! If I'd paid $250 to sit in the first row, I'd want the performers to sit on my lap.

If you're sitting at the Chef's Table, then you really might want to gussy yourself up. The spotlights will be on you from time-to-time.

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#5

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 2:52pm

Great! cant wait. I am going to that too. Is it called Chef's Table or Chef's Theatre. Are you just referring to the first row of people who are interacting with the chef/performer (luck them!) or everyone. Dress code the same for everyone?

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 3:20pm

I had never heard of this "show?" I guess I'm going to have to save it for if/when the next time I come up.

It sounds interesting. I would like a report on what you thought when you get back.

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 4:38pm

My mistake- it is Chef's Theater! We're sitting in section A- not sure where that is. From what I understand , the dessert show is more cabaret style without live chef preparation. Thanks for the advice.

#8

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 5:04pm

I saw CHEF'S THEATER a few weeks ago, when Tyler Florence from the Food Network was the celebrity chef. I'm a big fan of Tyler's and had a great time at the show. During the main course, Tyler came out and chatted with every single table: signing autographs and posing for pictures. Justifiably, PEOPLE magazine named him "The Sexiest Chef Alive". He's gorgeous!

Michelle Pawk was the musical guest.

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 5:42pm

Teacher, when I bought my tickets it said that section A was general admission within the front section of the theater.

TheGirlinTheFrock, I can't wait!!!

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#10

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 6:22pm

me either!! waht is it now 10 days?

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#11

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Posted: 5/9/04 at 7:40pm

That it is! I've been experiencing severe Adam withdrawls since Cabaret closed. This had better be good. Forget what *we're* going to wear. The better question is what's Adam going to wear?!

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Updated On: 5/9/04 at 07:40 PM

#12

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Posted: 5/10/04 at 7:53pm

I just had my folm from CEHF'S THEATER developed and the picture of me and Tyler Florence came out really nice. He has his arm around me and if he was standing any closer he'd be wearing my shirt....I wouldn't mind.

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#13

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Posted: 5/10/04 at 10:40pm

my vote is for his infamous sparkly jeans!! Any clue what he will be singing. If he takes requests ill die. I would love to hear him sing I Dont Care Much one more time!!

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Though scattered and divided we are still its heart...AIDA SEPTEMBER 5th, 2004...one more longing backward glance... I AM NOW "TGIF!"

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Posted: 5/11/04 at 7:28pm

But the question is-Will he wear shoes with his sparkly jeans?!

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Posted: 5/11/04 at 7:41pm

Oh I'm so jealous guys....have fun I wish I could be there...I think I will die if I hear he wore the sparkly pants..they're my favorite!

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Posted: 5/11/04 at 7:53pm

ah, the good old sparkly jeans. Maybe he won't wear shoes... I think he was barefoot in the pictures I have from that Sh-k-Boom concert this past summer. I wouldn't mind!

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