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FEATURES 16 Winter Art 16 Here's To 2017 Stills, Portraits, and a Connection A Year in Preview 18 Exhibits Calendars DINING & DRINKS Must-see Exhibits in January 18 Bring the Heat LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Warm Up This Winter with a Spicy Meal 20 Brand New Day 20 Raise a Glass to the New Year Ring in the New Year with Live Music Get Bubbly at a Champagne Bar to Ring in 2017 24 Live Entertainment Calendar SHOPPING Must-see in January 24 Boots with Fur ATTRACTIONS Pumped Up Kicks for Cold Weather 26 January Attractions Can't Miss Attractions in January 26 Stories In The SPORTS The Lives of New Yorkers Take Center Stage 26 January Sports Calendar of Can't Miss Sporting Events

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INTERVIEWS 16 Carla Hall Star of "The View" Brings her Southern Charm & Chow to NYC

18 John Slattery Celebrated Actor Returns to Broadway in an American Classic

20 Hit Hometown Composer Scores Powerful New Musical

24 Judah & The Lion Eclectic Nashville Band Electrifies Major Tri-State Venues

IN EVERY ISSUE 16 Top 10 Things ON THE COVER: To Do in January

WINTER WONDERLAND photo by Cory Schloss Images 18 Broadway Listings It's January and New Yorkers are again finding themselves pulling out their parkas as the anniversary of last year's record- Musicals, Plays breaking Winter Storm Jonas approaches. While the city was being blanketed in 27.5 inches of snow, the brave ones bundled up and headed out. Stone Street became a winter wonderland 20 Dining Listings as its famed taverns offered refuge from the cold. We may not be Steak, Italian, Asian, able to predict another massive snowstorm for this January, but American, Seafood & Sushi we can guarantee another good time on Stone Street no matter the weather, which is why it ranks as one of our Top Ten picks 24 for the month. For the full list, turn to page 12. Listings Art, Culture

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Happy New Year from Monthly magazine LIVE A TRUE NEW YORK LEGEND.

s we say goodbye to 2016 and excitedly turn our attention to 2017, I want to first say thank you Afor picking up our January issue... because it is a great one. Typically the first issue of the year tends to be lighter than warm weather issues, but this year we have a January edition that is packed. With feature stories on the hottest restaurants, newest stores, headlining concerts, and major sporting events to kick off '17, our writers have curated an incredible array of what will make NYC pop this month. Start off with2017 A Year in Preview (page 14) to give you an overview of what they are highlighting across all areas of entertainment in the city. Then check out the Cocktails feature (page 26) in which they hand picked some of the best champagne bars in NYC, perfect for celebrating the New Year in style. We move onto the Concerts monthly overview and calendar (page 38) which is chock full of major name artists this month including playing the Garden, Eric Church playing Barclays, Judah and the Lion opening for 21 Pilots at Barclays, and not to be outdone.... Billy Joel at the Garden on the 11th. For Broadway fans, we have a special double treat for you! In addition to our monthly theater feature we have two exclusive interviews.... John Slattery, the brilliant actor of Mad Men fame, chatted with us about starring in the revival of The Front Page (page 54) and Alan Menken, the Grammy, Tony, and Academy Award winning composer, talked with us about his new Broadway musical A Bronx Tale. And I haven't even mentioned the incredible exhibition openings, huge sporting events like the kick off to the Pro Bull Rider's season at MSG, or the shopping focus on winter boots. A Manhattan icon, the legendary ‘21’ Club is a celebratory So from all of us at NYCM, thank you for picking up our new issue and for starting off 2017 with destination of those in the know, featuring sumptuous American us. We are overwhelmed for what's in store in the Big Apple in the new year ahead, and we look cuisine, a Grand Award-winning wine list and impeccable service. forward to bringing you the coolest and best of the city each month. Cheers to the New Year and being in the greatest city in the world. Enjoy! Join us for drinks by the fireplace, dinner before the theatre or a celebration for two to two hundred. Sincerely, Ron

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21C January Monthly ad NYC Monthly .indd 1 12/4/15 9:36 AM 10. Butterflies and Bees A Fighter’s Gallery of Art Boxing and…watercolors? Believe it – like peanut butter and jelly or spaghetti and meatballs, they go together. And so do unlikely friends Muhammad Ali and LeRoy Neiman, who collaborated on both boxing and paintings over the course of their decades-long relationship, with Neiman illustrating some of the greatest moments of Ali’s career and teaching him to do the same. This exhibition Muhammad Ali, LeRoy Neiman, and the 9. Let’s Dance Art of Boxing includes works from Neiman alongside Ali’s own, with portraits, DWTS Live! at Radio City sketches of critical matches, and more to Who wouldn’t want to see 24-karat star Laurie Hernandez capture the imaginations of boxing fans showing off her hardware? The Olympic gold medalist and and art lovers alike. (New York Historical Season 23 Mirrorball Champion headlines Dancing with Society, 170 West) the Stars Live! (1/17), a national tour of the wildly popular show. There’s nowhere better to catch every spin than New York’s iconic , where pro finalists will accompany Hernandez through ballroom and modern dances from the hit show that range from sizzling group performances to romantic duets, contemporary numbers, and original pieces. (Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Sixth Ave.) 1. City Ski Lodge + Snow-Capped Peaks Dreaming of the Italian Alps on the horizon, 8. Downtown Destination rather than the towers of Manhattan? What 2. Love All Sip and Snack on Stone Street about…both? A trip to Baita at Eataly, the pop- Tennis Comes to Brooklyn…in January? Even on the coldest evening in up alpine restaurant on the 14th floor of Mario Since its debut a few years back, Brooklyn’s January, happy hour is sure to be Batali’s behemoth ode to the Old Country, will 7. Sing Us a Song at MSG Barclays Center has hosted its fair share of in full swing on Stone Street, the set you straight. The retractable roof offers views power players – but until now, never power “Sellin’ [Tickets] Out (Billy’s Song)” tough-to-find but totally worth it of the skyline, while the menu is a taste of the serves. The venue’s first-ever tennis event, What can we say that hasn’t been said about Billy Joel? pedestrian alley where Wall Street mountains: hearty beef shanks and – giggity – the the PowerShares QQQ Cup (1/7), will His unprecedented residency at Madison Square Garden goes to unwind. The cobblestoned city’s first polenta bar. Heaters will keep the bring living legends John McEnroe, Andy continues on 1/11, and for anyone fortunate enough to have street is closed to traffic and studded feeling cozy, and on a snowy winter afternoon, Roddick, Jim Courier, and James Blake to snagged tickets to the previous 36 shows in this series, all with communal tables, and the what could be better than the best of the Alps and the court while the cozy indoor environment that’s left to say is: GO. Joel’s energy as a performer is excellent bars and restaurants fairly the best of New York? (Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave.) brings New York an unlikely January tennis undiminished by more than four decades of success; to hear glow with good cheer, staging a tourney. The grand tradition of the Davis him play before the hometown crowd at The World’s Most street festival every night at 5 p.m. Cup, played for the second time in Brooklyn Famous Arena is to really hear “Piano Man” for the first We’re partial to mainstay Stone back in August 1902, lives on. (Barclays time. Brush up on the lyrics, put on your Ray Bans, and get Street Tavern or craft beer mecca Center, 620 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn) inside if you can. (Madison Square Garden, 4 Pennsylvania The Growler, but the truth is: on a Plaza) chilly winter's evening, you really can’t go wrong.

6. All That Winter Jazz Fest Scats Through the Village 3. Baby, It’s Cold Outside What has more than 150 artists in a single day, across a Weather Alert: School’s Closed! multitude of legendary venues, in the heart of Greenwich Billed as “NYC’s Ultimate Snow Village? New York’s annual Winter Jazz Fest (1/5-1/10), of Day,” the annual Central Park course, one of the city’s best and most dynamic ways to see old Winter Jam (1/23) lives up to its favorites or discover breakout talent. This year’s incarnation name. From 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., will feature a 100th birthday party for the legendary Thelonious this cooperative event brings NYC Monk, plus two day-long marathons on Friday and Saturday Parks, Lake Placid, I Love NY, showcasing more jazz performers than most people get to see in a lifetime. (Multiple Venues; www.winterjazzfest.com) and I Ski NY together for a day of 5. Chicago Gets Scary wintry fun. Expect sledding and snowshoeing, as well as a snow Scary Spice Takes the Windy City 4. AC2 field, a tempting “Taste NYC” As if murder weren’t frightening enough: The ’ own Winter Market, and complimentary Two Famed Talkers, in Conversation Scary Spice, ., will take to the boards this winter in equipment rentals, just in case you For “deep talk and shallow tales,” nothing compares to AC2: An Chicago. The international superstar will take a break from didn’t pack your skis for a weekend Intimate Evening with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen her roles as judge to America’s Got Talent, Battle U.K., in The Big Apple. The fun kicks off (1/27). The lively tour kicks off at Manhattan’s Beacon Theatre and and The X Factor in Australia to visit The Great White Way, at the Central Park Band Shell. will traverse the country – but nothing is quite as special as seeing where she debuted as Mimi in “” back in 2004. Her eight- (Central Park Band Shell, enter at the first performance. Tickets are extremely limited and expected week limited run will conclude on February 19, so Spice Girls 72nd St.) to sell out well in advance of the show, so check out resale sites like fans will want to hurry to catch her before she departs the show. StubHub to be sure you don’t miss out on this scintillating evening (Ambassador Theatre, 219 W. 49th St.) of chat, gossip, news, and who knows what else. (Beacon Theatre, 2124 Broadway)

Written by Leah Blewett HERE'S TO 2017 © Jovannig | Dreamstime.com - Spectacular Sunset View Of Lower Manhattan Skyline From Brooklyn Photo

a year in preview

t may be another turn of the year, but for New experience or opportunity—or at the very least, IYork City, there’s hardly a need for resolutions. a new cocktail. Keeping up with the pace isn’t This city of dreams seems to turn over a new leaf easy, but each year inevitably brings a handful each time the sun sets over the , of highlights that residents both temporary and the skyline continually morphing with ever more permanent should make efforts not to miss. glitter and glitz, and on street level, its pulse and Here, we’ve compiled some of the city’s finest style and zeitgeist blowing forward with all the accomplishments from 2016 that are ushering in force of the East River’s winter wind. the new year with complete assurance that New York is continuing to set a benchmark for dining, Visitors likely find that with each trip here, shopping, culture, sports, and entertainment not the city has transformed in some way, while only in America, but worldwide. Here’s our toast for those who live here, every day offers a new to the town for 2017.

14 NYCMONTHLY.COM BARBUTO & COSME fter being nominated every year since 2013, Achef Jonathan Waxman of the ’s Barbuto (775 Washington St.) finally claimed the James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef—an award long overdue for one of the pioneers of the farm-to-table movement and longstanding best chefs in America. But the pomp and circumstance did not arise from a menu of fancy or even imaginative fare; rather, from the antipasti through to the formaggio, each dish is one of pure Italian simplicity with few but fine ingredients that speak for themselves. You’d be hard-pressed to find fresher, more fragrant pastas, meats, and fish in all of Manhattan. In contrast, chef Enrique Olvera was awarded as the runner-up, not because his food at 2015-opened Mexican restaurant Cosme (35 E. 21st St.) is traditional or even authentic, but rather because it’s on-point and, frankly, just delicious. Whether it’s duck carnitas served in a cast-iron skillet or ceviche reeling with fermented jalapenos and intense lime, the fare here is not truly Mexican, but rather uses Mexican food as a foundation for creative fare that delivers to the palate-of-the-moment in New York.

ELEVEN MADISON PARK hile Michelin stars become an increasingly Wcontroversial restaurant ranking mechanism, San Pelligrino’s 50 Best Restaurants is now regarded by many as the definitive list of the world’s top DINING restaurants. This year, New York’s Eleven Madison Park (11 Madison Ave.) was ranked as the third best restaurant globally and the first in North America, VANDAL topping the charts for being “harmonious” and “creating quirky, personalized dishes.” What does hen the larger-than-life Tao Group opened its them in one this mean to the average diner? Three or more hours Wlatest outpost Vandal (199 ) on Bowery massive of eight to 10 courses, during which no diner is treated last spring, it was just as hard to book one of the 360 after-dark playground. Food comes as big soft pretzels as average. Staff whose training includes a 97-page seats in the 22,000-square-foot space as it was to get a topped with steak tartare and salsa verde pizza; the manual know the name, a bit of background, and ticket to the musical (which we’ll get to later art collection includes a custom-made sculpture of a preferences of each guest, tailoring each dish—such in this roundup). A temple to New York’s reputation rabbit breakdancing at the entrance (named Ice Grape as sublime honey and lavender duck, or the best as the vanguard of American street culture, Vandal after a discontinued Krylon spray paint color) and foie gras one may likely ever try—precisely to their takes all of that decidedly downtown lifestyle’s most Shepard Faireys in the Garden Room; and the dance wants, and whether or not there’s a special occasion beloved components—street art, street food, DJs, floor has been twirled on by Hiltons and Kardashians to weave into the experience as well. What’s more, parties that don’t stop until dawn—and combines and Kennedys. Rest assured, this is grit with glitz. the restaurant strikes that perfect balance between being grand but warm (no formalwear required), and, most importantly, with a little planning, it’s not impossible to get a reservation. 16 NYCMONTHLY.COM COACH HOUSE

eloved leather goods maker Coach Bis celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, and in honor, it’s opening a new 20,000-square-foot flagship unlike anything it’s ever operated in it’s history. Called the Coach House (685 Fifth Ave.), the leather and fashion shrine will house a shopping salon and a Craftsmanship Bar—two new concepts for the brand, offering special customization and leather services— in a space bedecked with a mix of bespoke and vintage furnishings and spread over three floors linked by a mahogany staircase. Much like the Ralph Lauren Mansion or the homey floors of Henri Bendel, expect the flagship to be a place you’ll want to reside in for an afternoon, playing dress up in the latest runway collections, piecing together a new luggage collection, or getting a new billfold monogrammed at your leisure.

WEMPE

he 1878-founded German jeweler TWempe (700 Fifth Ave.) has held residence on the ground floor of the Peninsula Hotel since it moved to FASHION Manhattan in 1980, where it’s since been vending some of the finest jewels and watches in the city with service that is second-to-none. The store has SAKS DOWNTOWN been ranked as number one by New York magazine for watch repairs and is one verlooking a yacht-filled harbor by the Hudson, uptown and of the few stores worldwide authorized Othe 2015-opened Brookfield Place is bringing vast downtown, to repair every single Patek Philippe new appeal to Lower Manhattan. Centered around with racks hung in long white corridors featuring a mix piece. Now, in sight of four decades of the iconic Winter Garden Atrium, the gleaming new of established designers—Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga, such fantastic operations, Wempe is shopping complex is filled with a host of cult-followed Lanvin, and the like—alongside new wunderkinds undergoing a massive expansion that stores (J. Crew, Lululemon) and a food court of local such as MSGM, Public School, and Vetements. A true will see it occupy the Peninsula’s entire purveyors none can rival. For fashionistas, the crown destination, this Saks features wears not found at other ground floor. Expect expanded collections of it all is an offshoot of Saks Fifth Avenue calledSaks Saks (and very few other stores, for that matter) as well from Rolex, Cartier, A. Lange & Söhne, (230 Vesey St.) Downtown that opened there this as a top-floor club with private rooms for consultations, Officine Panerai, Audemars Piguet, past fall. True to its name and locale, Saks is a mix of power lunches, and beauty treatments. Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Wempe’s own signature watch collection and more. 18 NYCMONTHLY.COM THE HUMANS he catch-it-before-it’s-gone award Tgoes to the Tony Award winner for Best Play The Humans (Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, 236 W. 45th St.), an emotionally wrenching play about a family during the holidays that closes January 15 after a spectacular run. The plot is simple—conversation at a family Thanksgiving dinner—but manages to be both heartbreaking, terrifying, hilarious, and enriching through some of the most well-written dialogue New York theater has seen in recent years. The characters take the audience deep into issues that range from the economy to art to illness and back again, all shrouded in the turmoil of family politics. You may need a drink after, but as any of the play’s characters would likely tell you, it’s better to feel too much than nothing at all.

CATS he Broadway musical (Neil TSimon Theatre, 250 W. 52nd St.) was once as emblematic of New York as the or Katz’s Delicatessen. Scored by Andrew Lloyd BROADWAY Webber, it ran for 18 years, from 1982 to 2000, winning seven and becoming the fourth-longest- running musical in Broadway history. HAMILTON Now, as of August 2016, it’s back, featuring choreography from Andy or those who have not heard, the musical Album and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, calling it Blankenbuehler (Hamilton) and FHamilton ( Theatre, 226 W. 46th a “must-see” is the understatement of the year. It’s pop star Leona Lewis as Grizabella, St.) is unlike anything musical theater has seen before, been hailed as “powerful,” “groundbreaking,” and singing the bone-chillingly beautiful with no less than 34 musical numbers (most Broadway “historic,” which has also resulted in it becoming ballad “Memory” like it’s never been productions have roughly 18) telling the story of famous for astronomically priced tickets, if it’s not heard before. Since 1982, Cats has the American founding father Alexander Hamilton sold out. However, thanks to lottery.broadwaydirect. been performed in more than 30 through rap and R&B. Having been nominated for com, front-row tickets can be won at random for 10 countries and 15 languages, but none 16 Tony awards (a record) and winning 11, alongside dollars. It’s worth trying your luck. can compare to seeing it in New York winning the 2016 Grammy for Best Musical Theater City, where it’s as much a part of the city’s native landscape as fire escapes and the subway. 20 NYCMONTHLY.COM ast spring after the Whitney Museum of American collections of these genres and previously housed them LArt moved downtown to an ultra-sleek Renzo in the oft-overlooked basement of its main museum Piano-designed building in the Meatpacking District, by Central Park. Now, the bluestone and brushed- the Metropolitan Museum of Art took over its former concrete interiors display one of the country’s top home—an iconic Brutalist building on contemporary collections—Louise Bourgeois, Diane built by Marcel Breuer—and transformed it into the Arbus, Paul Klee—as well as a Flora, a café and Met Breuer (945 Madison Ave.), a sister museum restaurant from the award-winning chef behind to exclusively showcase modern and contemporary Nolita’s beloved Mediterranean restaurant, Estela. art. It marked a long-needed move for the Met, which has never had a proper home for its fantastic

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WESTFIELD WORLD TRADE CENTER

o matter if you’re coming from the Met or World Trade Center Mall (185 Greenwich St.). Sizing NBroadway or anywhere, just about all roads approximately 10 city blocks, the mall ranges from (read: subway tracks) lead to the new World Trade Apple and Aesop to Moleskine, Stuart Weitzman, Center Transportation Hub in Lower Manhattan. An and Eataly. While nearby Brookfield Place may architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava have the high-end luxury, come here for the quirky to resemble a bird taking flight, it’s not only reported and boutique—The Art of Shaving, Smythson, and as the most expensive train station ever built with Penhaligons among them—as well as to snap some a $4 billion price tag, but it’s also home to one of photos inside the city’s latest landmark. the city’s top new shopping destinations: Westfield

22 NYCMONTHLY.COM NEW YORK RANGERS

ast April 24, the New York Rangers were year shook up its roster to become younger and faster Lknocked out of the NHL playoffs after five games in hopes of achieving one goal: winning the Cup. against the Pittsburgh Penguins, who went on to After such a defeat last year, there’s likely no team become Stanley Cup champions. It was a tough end in the NHL coming onto the ice each game with more to a solid season that left loyal fans eager for their determination than the Rangers, making games this team to return this season with a vengeance. Still season some of the most exciting to see. Head to led by Swedish goaltender Henrik Lundqvist—the Madison Square Garden, grab a beer, and watch the oldest and most essential Ranger—the team this pucks fly. Written by Gabrielle Lipton

SPORTS

NEW YORK KNICKS

he 70th season of the New York Knicks has 22. What’s more, Kristaps Porzingis is back for his Tseen some major changes to the basketball team, second season with the team after placing second making for a dream team of sorts and one of their most in last season’s Rookie of the Year voting; his points exciting seasons yet. In June, the team announced scored during the season topped out at over 1,000. Add that former NBA player Jeff Hornacek would be the forward Carmelo Anthony, who led the U.S. Olympic team’s new coach, and that the team had acquired team to a gold medal in Rio last August, and it’s safe former Chicago Bulls players Joakim Noah and Derrick to say that the Knicks came into this season riding Rose, one of the league’s most athletic point guards a fresh new high, witnessed weekly on the court at who in 2011 became the youngest player to ever win Madison Square Garden. the NBA Most Valuable Player Award at the age of

24 NYCMONTHLY.COM COCKTAILS

RAISE A GLASS TO THE

Get at aYear Champagne Bar to Ring in 2017 Bubbly News Coco Chanel once said, “I only drink champagne on two occasions— Awhen I’m in love and when I’m not,” which further proves the point that no matter what your New Year’s kiss situation may be, the occasion requires champagne. From old New York opulence to a southern-style watering hole, these four champagne bars offer an option for everyone to add some sparkle to the holiday.

26 NYCMONTHLY.COM “Riddling” is a trivia word that every daylight fades outside, while an international oenophile should know. It does not refer crowd filters in to start their evenings with a to asking a difficult question, but rather clink. (768 5th Ave.) to the champagne-making process that If you’re looking for a piano man to sing involves consolidating sediment in the neck you a song, Bemelmans Bar is the order of of the bottle so it can be easily removed, the night. At the Upper East Side’s Carlyle rendering the wine un- Hotel, Bemelmans is so named for Ludwig clouded and clear. It was It’s made to Bemelmans, illustrator of the Madeline series a process developed by the feel like a step of children’s books who lived for a year and widow, or veuve, of French back in time a half at the hotel in exchange for penning winemaker François the murals of Central Park that grace the with its black Clicquot at the beginning walls and shades of glowing table lamps here of the 19th century and velvet walls, in the bar. Victorian-style thereafter popularized by Within the extensive bar menu, a page chaise, and winemaking widows of soldiers in the Napoleonic is devoted to champagnes from the finest marble bar. Wars. That’s all to say that houses—Krug, Taittinger, Laurent-Perrier, there’s heaps of history Moët & Chandon—though don’t overlook the behind the name of the 16-seat Riddling cocktails, which feature The Old Cuban (a Widow champagne parlor below MacDougal champagne-topped mojito) and the simple Street. but delicious Royale of passion fruit-infused vodka with fresh lime juice and It’s made to feel like a step back in time with champagne. Ceilings covered in 24-karat gold its black velvet walls, Victorian-style chaise, leaf twinkle above as nightly jazz is tapped and marble bar. Given the intimate size of the out on a grand piano. (35 E. 76th St.) space, Riddling Widow offers just about the most personalized drinking experience one Veering away from the traditional pairings can find. So forego the Veuve Clicquot and such as caviar or soft cheese, Birds and enquire about one of the many other options, Bubbles instead couples fine champagnes such as Hebrart Selection brut from with some down-home fried chicken—call it or an Austrian rosé. (127 MacDougal St.) Southern class. The chef, a North Carolina native, brines her birds in cayenne before When the opened on the frying them in a rich buttermilk batter and southeast corner of Central Park in 1907, its serves it with sides like grits and biscuits, Champagne Porch was the toast of the town which makes for meals so rich that, in fact, and watering hole of the local and visiting nothing sounds better than a belly full of superrich, such as Diamond Jim Brady and bubbles to help digest. the of Wales. More than a century later—and having been renovated in 2014— A brick accent wall, strung bulbs, and The Champagne Bar at the Plaza is still wooden tables make the eatery warm yet viewed by many as the city’s most opulent chic, and the same can be said for feelings champagne bar. induced by the champagne menu. There are champagne cocktails served in mason The finest vintages are accompanied by jars with cheeky names like the June Bug, a caviar menu and views of the Pulitzer a Pimm’s Cup spinoff with sparkling wine, Fountain and Fifth Avenue. A red-lit bar as well as a carefully chosen selection of fine rising all the way up to the high molded champagnes ranging from a Gonet-Medeville ceilings showcases the bottles like art, and Blanc de Noirs to a Drappier Rosé. (100B enormous chandeliers glitter overhead as the Forsyth St.) Written by Gabrielle Lipton

28 NYCMONTHLY.COM RESTAURANTS BRING THE HEAT Warm up this winter with a spicy meal fter a day of exploring the city in winter, Achances are the wind has sufficiently cut through your coat and left you chilled to the bone. When that’s the case, the only thing left to do is warm up from the inside out. Here are four restaurants that specialize in spice-infused fare to do just that.

LoLo's Seafood Shack 30 NYCMONTHLY.COM "Drunken-style whole fish with fresh turmeric and root vegetables and chewy green tea noodles are sure to warrant a second trip back."

of the lolo—a small outdoor food stand where you pull up a chair and tuck into a cooked-to-order barbecue feast in the sunshine. So when that New York winter air has you longing for the tropics, worry not; hop a train up to Harlem where Lolo’s Seafood Shack beckons with fresh, hot food, sunny pastels, and kitschy potted palms.

Jerk chicken, fried fish, crispy shrimp, and “durty” rice cooked in coconut milk are all served in paper baskets; plantain chips with crab dip and cheesy corn on the cob are nothing if not finger-licking; and ribs are smoked and slow cooked. And that’s not even touching the mains: cooked shellfish is served true Mission Chinese Food island-style in a plastic bag, and steampots of crab and shrimp in coconut curry come with plastic gloves Chef Danny Bowien’s legions of miss the restaurant’s cult classics: Chew” and former competitor on and bibs. Smother it all with a side of pepper sauce loyal fans (read: hipsters and pretty thrice-cooked bacon with bitter Bravo’s “Top Chef”—means business and snap your own “wish you were here” postcard young foodies) came in unending melon, mapo tofu with pork and with this temple to hot chicken, a food photo. (303 W. 116th St.) crowds when Bowien’s famous beef drippings, and salt cod fried rice dish borne of Nashville in the 1930s. A roundup of spice-fueled restaurants would be Mission Chinese Food made with Chinese sausage. Drunken-style Here, Hall makes it slow brined in incomplete without including one of Mexican cuisine, the jump from its namesake San whole fish with fresh turmeric and Carla Hall's Southern Kitchen a hot oil laced with cayenne to give and while chalkboards touting margarita happy Francisco to a ramshackle Orchard root vegetables and chewy green tea it an initial kick, which diners can hours and south-of-the-border fare stand every few Street locale on the Lower East noodles are sure to warrant a second then top up with six “Hoot’n Heat blocks in the city, sometimes a nice meal is wanted Side a few years back. However, trip back. (171 E. Broadway) Levels” on the menu, which range after a day spent here, there, and everywhere. For the restaurant has recently moved from Southern on the low end to that, head to modern Mexican El Toro Blanco in into a posh new home on plantain chips Boomshakalaka on the high. Served the West Village. of Chinatown that’s been winning simply on white bread with a pickle, over top food critics as well with its with crab dip and Tangerine banquettes matched with retro hanging chicken is ordered by-the-piece, so matured style; the red-lit grunge has cheesy corn on the light fixtures, wood-beamed ceilings, and Mexican leave room for all the sides worth been replaced with chandeliers, linen cob are nothing if poster art set a lively scene for upscale versions of trying as well: baked mac n’cheese, napkins, and lounge areas for pre- not finger-licking favorite dishes: queso fondue with green chile; tacos collard greens, biscuits and rolls, and dinner Chinese medicine-inspired with split-roasted Berkshire pork, slow-roasted goat, buttermilk soft serve and banana cocktails, though that’s not to say or even swordfish; and some fanciful mains like pan- pudding to wash away the heat with you still won’t see a man-bun or two. Fire in the hole! Carla Hall’s seared scallops with bacon and roasted jalapeno aioli, a dollop of sugar. After a stroll by Southern Kitchen in Brooklyn may and a chile-rubbed ribeye steak with lime and sea Bowien’s fare, meanwhile, is an the waterfront, this kitchen is sure at first appear a genteel Southern salt to share. An extensive tequila collection feeds interpretive version of Sichuan to warm you up. (115 Columbia St., dream with its wallpapered walls and into an impressive menu of agave-based cocktails as cuisine, meaning two things: heed Brooklyn) family-style tables. But don’t let its well. For one with a kick, opt for the Smokey Pina those Sichuan chili peppers, and lady charms fool you; TV personality Anyone who has ever been to the with mescal, pineapple, mint, lime, and habanero order to share. On a first visit, don’t Carla Hall—co-host of ABC’s “The Caribbean will likely attest to a love pepper. Olé! (257 6th Ave.) 32 NYCMONTHLY.COM El Toro Blanco Written by Gabrielle Lipton NYC DINING SPOTLIGHT What about the sides? It’s all about the sides! The sides are vegetarian and that was by design because we only have one protein. I don’t want vegetarians to come in and feel like they can choose one thing to eat. I wanted them to be able to basically have a smorgasbord. There are collard greens, there are candied yams, macaroni and cheese, sweet and Yukon gold potato salad, coleslaw. We have the southern soup beans, which is a dry bean, sort of cooked long and slow. Our biscuits are amazing, cornbread that’s not sweet, banana pudding, sweet potato rolls.

"the restaurant is All the good stuff. so personal to me All the good stuff, yes.

that it was about Were you always confident sharing who I am that the food that you guys are putting out would as a person" fit in the restaurant landscape of New York? I honestly didn’t think about that. I didn’t think about CARLA HALL New York in terms of my STAR OF "THE CHEW" BRINGS HER SOUTHERN CHARM AND CHOW TO NYC concept. I thought about he may be best known as a co-host of ABC’s Emmy award-winning The Chew and a competitor what I personally wanted Son Bravo’s Top Chef and Top Chef: All Stars, but Carla Hall has taken on a new role: New to share. Sometimes, as a York City restaurateur. Using an approach that blends her classic French training and Southern southerner, I know I couldn’t upbringing, she is putting a new twist on traditional favorites at Carla Hall’s Southern Kitchen. find the food that I wanted, that I grew up on, here. It’s Open since June 2016, the Nashville, TN native is turning out the taste of her hometown – Nashville nuanced. Hot Chicken and all the favorite fixings from south of the Mason-Dixon. In a sit-down with New York City Monthly, Chef Hall had us drooling as we talked about the menu, why it works in NYC, I was thinking, “What and how it’s brought her closer to her family roots. if nobody gets it?” That worried me, but it wasn’t For people in New York who may be unfamiliar, what exactly is Nashville Hot Chicken? enough to try and change it Nashville-Style Hot Chicken is a fried chicken. It’s a southern-style fried chicken. It’s just fried, because the restaurant is so then is dunked in a spicy oil, and our oils range from mild, like a sweet heat, to really spicy where personal to me that it was we’re using Carolina reapers and ghost chilies. There’s a big range. I think we have something for about sharing who I am as a everybody. person than finding the right concept for New York. 34 NYCMONTHLY.COM It seems to have worked. but a lot of it was figuring out that surprised you most Would you agree? through food memories and about having your own taste. restaurant? I think so. People have enjoyed it. I constantly get What other restaurants in Everything. Honestly, I can people in who are like, “Oh the city are your go-tos for tell you every single thing. It’s my gosh, this is the food that good down-home cooking? like having a baby or getting I can’t find here.” There was married, something that Let’s see, good down-home a guy there last night and maybe you dreamed of but cooking, there’s Melba’s up in he was like, “I’ve been trying you could not experience it Harlem. To have a different to explain to my wife what fully until you were in it. You kind of feel, even though the food was like when I was just didn’t know. it’s more upscale, The Cecil, because I like their broken I never wanted a restaurant; "I enjoy cooking rice, and it’s a different take my business partner badgered on the food. me for three years. I think the for people and most surprising thing for me I guess I can’t not mention is how much fun I’m having. I I enjoy giving Sylvia’s. The most interesting enjoy cooking for people and I people these thing I think about Sylvia’s enjoy giving people these food is when people who have food memories." memories. been there for so long are cooking the food. To look at You’ve tackled the business growing up,” and he’s from somebody cooking and they’re on television, with your Richmond, VA. He’s like, eyeballing, they’re looking at cookbooks and the “This is it. This is so amazing. the greens. There was a guy restaurant. What do you I’m telling you I don’t usually who took a big tong-full of plan to do next and how speak in superlatives, but I greens and he’s just looking will you take what you’ve can’t believe, this is like my at them, he’s like “Oh no, learned so far and apply it Sunday suppers growing up.” they’re not done yet. You can moving forward? tell by the way they glisten.” That always feels really good. That’s so funny, I don’t feel Talk about 10 thousand A lot of southern recipes like I’ve tackled anything. I hours, these cooks have are passed down through feel like I learn something 10 thousand hours. That’s generations in families. new every day. I think I am the amazing part for me at Was that a big influence learning more and more about Sylvia’s. I can go there and for you when you were myself through this food. appreciate what’s happening creating the menu? I am working on my third in the back even though I cookbook and the more that I The interesting thing is, I sometimes can’t see it. am cooking at the restaurant didn’t start picking it up ‘til I There’s some good places in I want to learn more about was 30, so a lot of the cooking terms of fried chicken. There’s the genesis of this food and that I would’ve done with a spot on Smith Street, Wilma reaching back to where my my grandmother, I didn’t Jean, in Brooklyn. They have ancestors are from in West do. It was after I went to good fried chicken. Africa. That’s the thing, I’m culinary school that I really in it but I want to go deeper. started to appreciate the food Now Carla Hall’s. How did this become my food? that I grew up on in terms And now Carla Hall’s. It’s a self-discovery. I know of making it. I was always that’s boring, but it is a self- eating it. I have some of my Since opening last June, discovery. grandmother’s direct recipes, what’s been the thing

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DAYRing in the New Year with Live Music e can't think of a better way to kick W2017 off with a bang than some live music. Turn the pages for our featured musical act, Nashville band Judah & The Lion, who opens for Grammy-nominated duo Twenty One Pilots' "Emotional Roadshow" tour coming to Barclays Center January 20 and the Prudential Center on the 21st (along with Jon Bellion). Grammy-nominated Danish band Lukas Graham inspires fans at Hammerstein Ballroom January 28 while dubstep DJ Datsik mesmerizes at Playstation Theater on January 27. Americana trio The Devil Makes Three harmonize January 27 at Terminal 5, synthpop duo Great Good Fine OK shine January 6 at Irving Plaza, American Idol Season 14 favorite JAX rocks Bar on January 10, and country singer-songwriter Frankie Ballard delights January 12 at . Read further for our other resolutions for January...

Eric Church 38 NYCMONTHLY.COM New York trio City of the for their signature anthem Sun formed in 2011 and are "Use Somebody" and have a special act to watch because sold more than 18 million they are instrumental-only albums worldwide. Having artists, with a captivating take headlined major festivals such on modern music with melodies as Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and rhythms that are global Austin City Limits and in their sound and appeal. Glastonbury, Kings of Leon The flamenco-driven, guitar- have perfected the arena and blasting "Everything" is one of stadium show, so expect to the stand-out tracks on City of hear all of their major guitar- the Sun's roster, one to listen thrashing hits like "Sex On up for when they play the Blue Fire," "Notion," "Radioactive," Note Jazz Club January 6 (it's and "Supersoaker," as well as actually a late show at 12:30 new tunes "Waste A Moment" AM on 1/7). Comprised of John and "WALLS" and the ballad Pita and Avi Snow on guitar "Beautiful War" and the twangy along with percussionist Zach steel guitar tune "Back Down Para, the City of the Sun trio South." Kings of Leon remain has already opened for Gregg one of the most consistent rock Allman, Matisyahu and Peter acts out there. Bjorn & John, and funk singer Hip-hop blues band G. Love Charles Bradley, performing at & Special Sauce, led by the Beacon Theatre, Rockwood singer/rapper Garrett Dutton, Music Hall, Mercury Lounge, Jeffrey Clemens on drums, and . City of and Jim Prescott on bass turn the Sun has a truly beautiful up Bowery Ballroom January form of acoustic music that 25 and at Brooklyn Bowl on Judah & The Lion blends elements of flamenco, January 26. The folk, indie rock, and pop into something memorable along the a blend of strong, sometimes most recent single "Record Year," a lines of what Miri Ben-Ari and Church has Southern rock-meets-swampy- song he performed at the 2016 ACM Lindsay Stirling achieved with seven #1 singles sounding instrumentation, G. Awards poignantly honoring fallen violin and Rodrigo y Gabriela to his name Love & Special Sauce have over music stars , Glenn Frey, created on dueling acoustic including most 20 years of material to pull Lemmy Kilmister, and Scott Weiland. guitars. Listen up for another recent single from including Jack Johnson- The country rocker and seven-time favorite, the cinematic-sounding "Record Year," penned "Rodeo Clowns," Grammy nominee has become a fixture "What Took You So Long?" organ-heavy "Weekend Dance," in the genre, weaving relatable and with a simple call-and-response trio's 10th studio album "Love the playful "Baby's Got Sauce," oftentimes heartfelt storytelling with chant, "hey!" Saves The Day" was out this the suggestive "Booty Call," blues and Americana on songs like Nashville band Kings of past October, featuring a and crowd favorite "Stepping the rowdy "Drink In My Hand," piano Leon, who released their range of talent including Los Stones." ballad "Springsteen," feel-good "Hell On The Heart," the nostalgic "Give Me seventh album, the Billboard Lobos guitarist David Hidalgo, Reigning Album of the Year Back My Hometown," folk-rock tune #1 "WALLS" this past fall, light Lucinda Williams, Citizen CMA winner Eric Church "Talladega," the melancholy "Like A up Madison Square Garden Cope on trumpet-blasting lead (for Mr. Misunderstood in 2016 Wrecking Ball," and recent hit "Mr. January 20. The Southern rock single "Muse," Ozomatli, DJ and Chief in 2013) heads to Misunderstood." From his guitar Followill brothers and cousin Logic, Money Mark, Zach Gill, Barclays Center on January abilities to the slight drawl in his have won four Grammys out and Adam Topol, and even 27 for a night of hits and inviting voice, Eric Church's "Holdin' of seven career nominations have a new rockabilly song storytelling. Church has seven My Own Tour" is sure to impress. including Record of the Year called "New York City." With #1 singles to his name including G.Love 40 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem NYC SPOTLIGHT Judah & The Lion played a Village, the birth of hip-hop in the buildings you dream about lot of festivals and smaller the late 70s/early 80s, and of were there. venues last year. What will the course rock & roll. What has We ended up getting lost in the preparation be like leading up the response and energy been subway, we went the complete to these major shows? like at your previous New York wrong way. We ended up having City shows? You know the preparation is just to get back on the opposite way. different, a little bit crazy. I mean It's kind of funny, New York, We had a week in Brooklyn and a obviously playing a much bigger Nashville and L.A., I think week in Manhattan and I love the room, larger than 5,000-person because they are entertainment- energy of the city, it's amazing. rooms, it's like a different based where the bulk of the You are truly a force on stage. ballgame. It's like how do we music industry is, in a lot of ways How would you describe that hold the attention of the guy or as a performer starting out, you persona and how does it the dad in the far-right balcony feel a little judged in these places. compare to what you're like eating popcorn? There's going to when not performing? be a learning curve on that stage. "Obviously, the I always loved writing songs Your album's opening song and singing but never worked "Graffii Dem" sud lik music is very as an artist. I never wanted to a prayer. "I want see the world important, but we be an artist or be in a band, but change, I want to build love then we started performing. with this hate, I want to find feel that the live My personality is laid back and gold in every person, I want to show is really where happy-go-lucky and kind of sing about hope in desperate we can make a chill, but I started playing these situations.” What was going songs in front of people, and they on with you and the band statement." had a weird effect on me. The when you wrote this song? performing part of me is what Essentially the term “Graffiti It's not like in a pretentious way made the songs make sense, and Dreams” came from looking at a but it's got this demeanor that I believe for me music is supposed graffiti wall with all these spots we're not necessarily here to to be passionate and joyful and and stuff on it. I was thinking party with you but we're here to bring an effect to someone. about all the things I was hopeful see what you got. We turned the Obviously, the music is very for in my life. On a concrete level, table a little bit on the last show, important, but we feel that the it was all these dreams that I people were trying to have an live show is really where we can had, graffiti in my heart. People amazing time and party with us. make a statement. JUDAH & THE LION ask me all the time what's my The last show at the Gramercy Eclectic Nashville Band Electrifies Major Tri-State Venues dream – it's not just one dream, [Theatre] was so fun and the Why should music lovers come it's to evoke hope and love in this crowd was with us. check out your band's show ashville band Judah & The Lion is touring as the opener for Twenty One Pilots, playing January world. I think that's what we right now? 20 at Barclays Center and January 21 at Newark's Prudential Center. A hybrid of folk, hip-hop, What do you and the band N were thinking about when we and rock 'n roll (like the title of their third album, 2016's "Folk Hop 'N Roll"), the act's lead singer enjoy about playing in New I think that at a live show, it wrote this song. My grandpa was York City, and do you have brings about a joy and a freedom and guitarist Judah Akers cements the band, while intricate instrumentation follows from mandolin battling cancer at the time, and a particular memory from a that is attainable. And our live player Brian Macdonald and banjo player Nate Zuercher and Spencer Cross on drums. I want cancer to die. It's about previous show here? show is very inclusive, so it Judah & The Lion's commanding call-and-response single "Take It All Back" is currently riding actually doing something about it doesn't matter what you think the Alternative Radio airplay chart at #3 (as this story goes to print in mid-December). What's rather than dreaming it. We love New York. I'm a southern about the world. We love you and boy; I grew up in a small town particularly special about Judah & The Lion is the act's authenticity as musicians, not taking anything Though you are from accept you, and I feel like at our in Tennesee, so the first time we too seriously, and creating melodies with rich and varied instrumentation. These strengths can be Nashville, Judah & The Lion's live show there is this unifying came to the city I was like just felt on their recordings, but can only be fully absorbed when experiencing the string players' skills music combines three sounds factor where we can all be in this jaw-dropped. It was kind of a live or watching and listening to Akers as he embodies a forceful frontman. Judah Akers spoke with that actually have a lot of moment, and that's what makes cloudy day, the romance of it was New York City Monthly about the band's first trip to New York, getting lost on the subway, what they history in New York City. The live music a super special thing a little bit down for me, but all love most about the city, and why fans really believe in them once they check out a show. folk scene in the 60s in the today. 42 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem JANUARY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT January 2017

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n addition to being one of the world’s great itself, often gives voice to the stories of these Icities and premier tourist destinations, individuals in pursuit of happiness through New York is home to countless dreamers, trials, tribulations, failures, and triumphs. movers and shakers, and passionate This month we take a closer look at plays individuals all vying for their piece of the and musicals that highlight the lives of New American Dream. As the famous line from the Yorkers. A Bronx Tale, In Transit, Oh, Hello classic song goes, “If I can make it there, I’ll On Broadway, and The Humans are all stories make it anywhere. It’s up to you. New York, that feature the concrete jungle as a backdrop New York.” In that spirit, it’s fitting that the while telling the tales of the people who walk storiesTHE LIVES OF NEW YORKERS CITY TAKE CENTERin STAGE Broadway theatre, a New York institution in its streets. As its title suggests, the talents behind Frozen and through and through from its new musical A Bronx Tale Pitch Perfect, In Transit is a creators to the characters they is a quintessential New York look at the intertwining lives constructed. (Lyceum Theatre, story. Even its creation is the of 11 New Yorkers as they 149 W. 45th St.) stuff of big city dreams. The pound the pavement, hop on Another play set in New York new production is based on the the subway, and cross paths and centered on the lives of iconic one-man show by Chazz on their day-to-day journeys. In Nick Kroll and people who not only call the city Palminteri, which premiered what is ultimately a poignant home but also those who visit John Mulaney, on the New York stage and look at city living, the musical it, is the acclaimed drama and was later adapted in the hit takes audiences on a journey bring their most Tony Award-winning Best Play, film of the same name, which as its characters hop on the memorable The Humans. After a also serves as inspiration for express train toward their Off-Broadway run, Roundabout characters to the the new musical. A Bronx Tale wildest dreams with all the Theatre Company’s production follows the coming-of-age of successes, failures, and chance Broadway stage of Stephen Karam’s new play one young man in encounters that come up along transferred to Broadway this during the 1960s. With the the way. This uplifting and spring, where it has played to turbulent decade marked by funny musical is the perfect great success. The critically racial tension and organized snapshot into the lives of New lauded drama is a slice- crime as the setting, the story Yorkers. (Circle in the Square of-life look at one family’s of family, respect, and love Theatre, 235 W. 50th St.) Thanksgiving dinner set in centers on the young man’s Two of the hottest stars in an apartment on the Lower struggle over whether to follow comedy today, Nick Kroll and East Side in Manhattan. With in the footsteps of his honorable John Mulaney, bring their familial drama in tow, Erik father or the mob boss he most memorable characters Blake brings his family to the idolizes. The new musical to the Broadway stage in Oh, new apartment of his youngest features an original Doo-Wop- Hello on Broadway. Here, daughter and her boyfriend. flavored score by Academy the dynamic duo come to life What starts out as a typical Award-winning composer as Gil Faizon and George St. family holiday slowly builds Alan Menken (interview on the Geegland, two native New towards something much more following pages) and is directed Yorkers in their 70s who live on tense as mysterious happenings by screen legend Robert De the and offer around the new apartment Niro and Tony Award winner their outrageously opinionated mirror the family’s descent Jerry Zaks, with choreography observations on nearly into dysfunction. Directed by by Tony Award winner Sergio everything with hilarious Tony winner Joe Mantello and Trujillo. The show, with its cast results. The comedians first featuring the entire original of larger-than-life characters, brought these characters into Off Broadway cast including set in one of the city’s most the world on NYC improv Girls’ Sarah Steele, this critical famous neighborhoods, is a stages before taking them favorite is at once funny, true New York story. (Longacre to YouTube and ultimately moving, and unsettling. The Theatre, 220 W. 48th St.) Comedy Central. This new New York Times has called In addition to being a fresh 90-minute show is part scripted The Humans “the finest play original show that gives voice and part improvised but always of the season,” and it continues to the New York experience, quick-witted and unexpected. to offer an unflinching look at the new musical In Transit Directed by theatre world the realities of life in the city is also breaking ground as the favorite Alex Timbers (Peter and 21st century America. first ever Broadway musical and the Starcatcher, Bloody (Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, to be performed entirely a Bloody Andrew Jackson), 236 W. 45th St.) capella. From the musical this is one New York story Written by Kyle Stockburger

52 NYCMONTHLY.COM NYC THEATER SPOTLIGHT JOHN

SLATTERYCelebrated Actor Returns to Broadway in an American Classic

he ensemble cast of the revival of The Front Page now Tplaying at the is inking much buzz on Broadway. Led by Mad Men favorite and Spotlight star John Slattery, the celebrated cast also includes Nathan Lane, John Goodman, Jefferson Mays, Sherie Rene Scott, Holland Taylor, and . Directed by three-time Tony Award-winning director Jack O'Brien (), the screwball comedy was written by former reporters Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur. The dialogue-heavy material has existed in various reincarnations including a number of films and stage productions about the news business set in the 1920s Chicago Criminal Courts Building. Attached to it over the years is an impressive list of stars including Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Burt Reynolds, Kathleen Turner, Susan Sarandon, , Richard Thomas, John Lithgow, and more. In 1993, it was even selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Registry. New York City Monthly spoke with John Slattery fresh off the subway about starring with a dream cast in his return to Broadway after a 10-year hiatus, flexing his acting muscle in one his most challenging roles and declaring The Front Page one of the funniest plays to see on Broadway.

54 NYCMONTHLY.COM The Front Page originally debuted in 1928, Halley Feiffer who plays Peggy, they are all super and it's known to be a speedy comedy with talented. You want the best producer, director, cast very fast dialogue and action. You haven't to bounce it around with and that's what we've "It's hilarious, been on Broadway in 10 years, not since been given. It's an ideal situation. 2006's "Rabbit Hole." As The Front Page lead Nathan, he and I go way back; this is our third it's incredibly character Hildy Johnson, what has been the play together. It's hard, he's such an icon at this biggest challenge of this show thus far? well-written, point, whatever has been said isn't enough. His I've never played a part this demanding on technical ability and comedic ability is so well it's acted stage because of the size of the part, the speed known, but his emotional intelligence, he's attuned supremely with which it has to be to the temperature of done in order to make the theater, he's just well by a huge it work the way that it unbelievable. It's like cast. It's a big was intended, and the watching a wild animal, real difficulty, like most I mean that in the best splashy hit things, is making all that, way. You have no idea the speed and execution, what's going to happen. comedy." look effortless. So, it's the It's all routed in the most technical demand. It's a incredible technique; it's muscle I haven't worked no accident. quite literally in 10 years. As the sarcastic, open your mouth. If you're lucky. Here you start chair for several episodes of Mad Men and But within the play, liquor-loving ad biz from zero and it changes every night and it's alive Netflix's Love given you new perspective on it's making the play womanizer Roger every night and there are 25 people in the cast or acting in general or helped with your current work as it's intended Sterling in Mad Men, something and all are really experienced. It's a role in any way on The Front Page? high-wire act; it's like a circus. without making people you were nominated Yeah, it has helped. I've never directed theater see the strings we are for two Critics Choice There's a framework and a definite skeleton that's though. I'd like to. In terms of making films and pulling. Rabbit Hole was Awards and four Emmy been meticulously worked out, but you get in front being in them, it allows you to see a side of it that demanding in a different Awards, and you won of the audience and let it rip, it's really exciting. You takes the burden off of being an actor because way, really emotional and the SAG Award with don't get it on a film set. There's a whole different you see the music and the design and writing and dark, and to have to go the cast twice. Since kind of challenge being emotionally ready when cinematography. It gives you a perspective; you had to that place every day. this and The Front the bell rings. That instant reaction, sometimes it to carry the thing on your shoulders. It's good to Every play takes you Page are two of your works and sometimes it doesn't. You do it for one try to have a vision of something. somewhere, which is most recent projects, person in the audience who might be moved, you 2016 has been a big year in the news business, why the audience comes, what has been most don't know what's going on in their day, it doesn't and The Front Page is all about the newspaper to take you to that world. different about your really matter what's going on in yours. And then business in the 1920s. With Broadway's healthy You have to live in that eight or nine years on it's gone. The best part of that live experience is array of musical and dramatic fare currently world. This is really fun Mad Men, where the that it's singular. and fast-paced. seasons were really on stage, why is now a great time to check out spread out compared to returning to the stage, Also, the variety of the disciplines is what I like. I the comedy within The Front Page? As an accomplished actor yourself, what loved doing every single second of Mad Men, but where it's much faster? Well at least half the country is miserable from the has the experience been like performing I wouldn't want to do it forever. Spotlight. Rabbit last election. People need a good laugh. There isn't alongside Nathan Lane, John Goodman, Like you say, it's an entirely different discipline. Hole. I don't want to live in that world every day. a time in at least recent history that I can point out Jefferson Mays, Sherie Rene Scott, Holland The basic idea is the same, pretending to be That's no reflection on the quality of it. Taylor, and of course your Mad Men co-star someone else. The information is given to the that there isn't anybody that wouldn't appreciate a Robert Morse? audience in a completely different way. The TV You are definitely on a hot streak, appearing in little escapism, just to get out of your own life and be series you start kind of with an empty tank, line many films and TV shows including the recent transported to a story. It's hilarious, it's incredibly It's what you grow up hoping to be a part of. It's by line, joke by joke, and over the years, it's a Academy Award Best Picture film Spotlight, well-written, it's acted supremely well by a huge an A-List, it's an all-star team is what it is. All great advantage to walk into a room six years Veep, , Desperate cast. It's a big splashy hit comedy. Who wouldn't the people that aren't above the title that I've into a show and people start laughing before you Housewives, Mona Lisa Smile, Sex and the City, want to see that? It's like an old Warner Bros. movie, worked with Dylan [Baker], Danny Mastrogiorgio, Will & Grace. Has stepping into the director's someone keeps coming through the door. 56 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem NYC THEATER SPOTLIGHT

f you are merely breathing, Chazz Palminteri 1993 film A of all time, known for favorites Ithen you probably know a host Bronx Tale into a new musical. "," "Colors of of timeless songs by Alan Menken. Other heavyweights involved in the Wind," and "A Whole New He’s the composer of Disney this venture include co-directors World." The one constant in NYC movie classics such as The Little Robert De Niro and Jerry Zaks Monthly's chat with Menken is Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, (Guys and Dolls, Sister Act), that stage shows need to be ALAN Aladdin, Pocahontas, Enchanted, lyricist Glenn Slater (School fluid, with a story and music Tangled, and the music from a of Rock), choreographer Sergio and components that make the completely different animated Trujillo (On Your Feet!), and audience say "I get it." We found hit from this past summer, producer Tommy Mottola. out what the global appeal of Sausage Party. Menken is also the Menken's songs means to him, MENKENHit Hometown Composer Scores Powerful New Musical Let's also not forget that Alan mastermind behind the beloved how New York energizes his Menken himself is an eight-time scores of Broadway musicals creativity, and why A Bronx Tale Academy Award winner, an 11- Little Shop of Horrors, , is worth seeing. time Grammy winner, and a Tony and Sister Act. His next act is Award winner, making him one adapting the autobiographical of the most decorated composers

A Bronx Tale 58 NYCMONTHLY.COM Photo by Joan Marcus Assuming you saw A Bronx There's a lot of “what do we to be a New Yorker. I am also Tale years ago, could you keep and how do we organize proud that I know how to get ever have imagined it as a it and create a compelling end away from that. I actually now musical, and how did you of act one and closing of the live upstate and I love it. I can become attached to score? show?” The whole look of the balance being really aggressive show, whole sound of the show, and really workaholic and at Yeah, I could have imagined it. and tone of the show are all a certain hour just stop it and It had to have the emotional integrated into the same thing take my dogs for a long walk intensity; the challenge was -- a memory piece of the time. in the woods and just chill out, just to write the musical An ethos, the Belmont Avenue and I'm just a lucky man that vocabulary and with the right Italian push and pull between way. approach. I had worked with the working man and the Chazz years ago and at that Are there some bars or wise guys and two blocks over time he had talked to me about piano bars or places you the black neighborhood and A Bronx Tale. How would it visited frequently while dealing with racial prejudice. work? Fast-forward 10 years studying at NYU? and Tommy Mottola said "you Little Shop and Hunchback I went to NYU , have to do this," and it's like have a world of darkness in which was up in the Bronx. going back to my Little Shop them, but you know, it's not The clubs I remember when roots in terms of the era. All I started out, I performed the songs are doo-wop and The lesson is at The Ballroom on West rock 'n' roll and it's much Broadway, Reno Sweeney -- broader stylistically than you're a part of , Ed Kaufman, and Little Shop, except this one is something bigger; Bette Midler and acts, dead-serious in terms of the Barry Manilow. Tramps was musical DNA. The Shirelles, don't ever have it another club. I remember I saw Otis Redding, Sinatra, be just about you. Cream down on MacDougal Bobby Darin, The Supremes, Street or Frank Zappa also on Motown. To me that's the best MacDougal Street. It was an sandbox in the world. about dark and light it's about incredible scene; that was back how you're telling the story. If What was most important in the 60s. it's a dark story and you overdo to book writer Chazz it or apologize for its darkness; What is a moment you can Palminteri and co-directors A Bronx Tale the point is it all comes down share about one of your Photo by Joan Marcus Robert De Niro and Jerry to the audience saying "I get films or shows that really Zaks in terms of how the it." sticks with you over the I'm very privileged, but I want They went through Hunter It's all about the choices you music plays a role in the years from a fan? to explain to them that it's not College Elementary and High make and how they make you. new show? You are a New Yorker, about me, it's that I'm part of Schools. Pasek and Paul are The big line is "The saddest born here in the city. What There are so many moments These are all men who are something bigger; there are really talented, of Dear Evan thing in life is wasted talent." makes you most proud to be and they blindside you. I have successful and smart and very actors and singers and writers. Hansen (and ). It's about growing up and a New Yorker and do you people that just cry saying cynical about Broadway. So The lesson is you're a part of It's a new generation of new family and father figures and attribute any of your talent "your music means so much to they had to go through this something bigger; don't ever writers but some of them are learning to find your own . or perspective to being from me." Part of you thinks well, incrementally. First I came have it be just about you. just so good. I think it's a wonderful show. here? this music's mine but really aboard, then Glenn Slater, a There are a lot of great shows music belongs to the world. It's Are there other young Why do you think A Bronx very smart lyricist. I had to Number one, New York is a to see, but I think it's one of those moments when a young composers or songwriters Tale is the show to see? nurture the trust between melting pot of everything in my best scores; it's rich, it's person comes up to me and on your radar? Chazz and Tommy and Bob the world. And New York is an It’s a memory play that allows releases their emotions to that fun, it's just brilliant. with Glenn. aggressive, driven place. And Both Lin-Manuel Miranda and you to see the genesis of how degree, it stuns me. I'm proud that I know how Bobby Lopez have been on my someone came from these Written by Michael Menachem radar since they were kids. roots to becoming a man.

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Showtime Championship Boxing Sat. Barclays Center 14Great boxing comes to Brooklyn once again, as fans will be treated to a championship unification bout. WBC Champion Badou Jack will face the IBF champion, 2008 Jets vs. Bills Olympic gold medal winner James 1:00pm DeGale in a super-middleweight MetLife Stadium title fight. This bout has been long- awaited, and will determine the 1The Jets finish out their season top fighter in their weight class. with a New Year’s matchup against This will be the headline fight on division rival Buffalo. The Jets won a terrific card. on the road in week 2, so expect the Bills, led by former Jets head coach Rex Ryan, to be fired up for revenge. Knicks vs. Bulls Thurs. 8:00pm Nets vs. MSG Cavaliers 12The Knicks have been off to a Fri. 7:30pm surprising start, finding themselves Barclays Center in the middle of the playoff hunt as the NBA season rolls to its A visit from the World Champions is midpoint. Former Bulls Derrick 6a great way to start off the new year Rose and Joakim Noah will at Barclays Center. Lebron James, certainly be motivated to defeat Kyrie Irving, and the Cavaliers their old team, and Dwayne Wade have continued their great play comes to the Garden as a Bull for this season, and are the top team in the Eastern Conference. Brook the first time. The Knicks won in Lopez has become the focal point their previous meeting this season, of the Nets offense, scoring over 20 117-104 in Chicago. Islanders points per game. vs. Capitals Powershares Rangers vs. Tues. 7:00pm Maple Leafs 31Barclays Center QQQ Cup (Tennis) Fri. 7:00pm The division rivals always Professional Sat. 7:00pm MSG have intense games, and had a Barclays Center memorable 7 game series in the Fans at the Garden will get their 2015 playoffs, won by the Caps. The first ever tennis event at 13 Bull Riders first look at Maple Leafs rookie Washington is led by their captain 7Barclays Center features four of Auston Mathews, the first overall Alex Ovechkin, and have a deep 7:45pm (Fri.), 6:45pm (Sat.), the most popular names in tennis pick in the 2016 NHL Draft. The roster of stars. The Isles got off to a squaring off in a mini-tournament. 1:45pm (Sun.) Rangers are among the top teams rough start to the season, but John Andy Roddick meets James Blake, Madison Square Garden in the Eastern Conference, and with Tavares and crew have righted the and John McEnroe and Jim Courier a deep roster and solid goaltending, ship, and have been playing much will face off. The winners then meet The world’s 35 best bull riders descend on New York City for the 11th look to make it deep into the better hockey of late. Expect lots 6-8 in a one-set final. These greats have postseason once again. of lead changes in this one, and an straight year as the Pro Bull Rider’s season kicks off. The Monster a combined 12 Grand Slam singles exciting finish. Energy Buck off at the Garden is one of the PBR’s 4 major events, titles between them, so great tennis should be on display. and one of the most popular events on the tour.

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Stills, Portraits, and a New York WINTERART Connection

ost-holiday PNew York may feel a bit anticlimactic, but there are always plenty of exciting shows going on in the city’s museums (and they’re not nearly as crowded as during the previous months). Come in from the cold and check out our three picks for the month, all fascinating exhibitions offering both visual appeal and food for thought. At one time studios distributed highly constructed photographs (stills) to sell movies and their starring characters. Making Face: Images of Exploitation and Empowerment in Cinema at MoMA is a thought-provoking exhibition of images used to both lure and signal audiences from the 1910s through 1970s. These depictions of “outsider” (black, gay, offbeat) characters were often stereotypical, even if the movies themselves were relatively progressive. Some (Hattie McDaniel in the classic Gone With the Wind Mammy role, Isabel Sanford chiding Sidney Portier in Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner) seem uncomfortably offensive today, while others (Blonde Venus’s Marlene Dietrich, shocking onlookers in a white pantsuit) mainly highlight the character’s otherness. Many of these striking and fraught photos portray actors who rebelled against the norms of their time, some of whom found success within an exploitative system. A great collection of Hollywood memorabilia, Making Face also captures society’s views toward certain groups of people over In December 1950, Max Beckmann left his time. (Through 4/30, 11 W. 53rd St.) apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side to see his recently painted Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket The long-running and hugely popular exhibition on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Sadly, Human Interest: Portraits from The Whitney’s the 66-year-old artist suffered a fatal Collection is soon coming to a heart attack and never made it to close. This major retrospective, Many of these the museum. Max Beckmann in drawn entirely from the Whitney’s striking and New York, an exhibition at the own holdings, celebrates human Met celebrating the artist’s special portraiture, a mainstay genre for the fraught photos connection with the city, is inspired museum, which has long supported portray actors by the tragedy. On display are 14 the figurative tradition. Comprising who rebelled paintings created while Beckmann over 300 works by approximately 200 lived in New York from 1949 to 1950, artists and spanning more than 100 against the plus 25 additional works dating years, the show is divided into two norms of their from 1920 to 1948 from various sections, with the past 60 years time New York collections. The show represented on floor 6; and works includes self-portraits, expressionist from the early 20th century on floor 7. Together interiors, colorful portraits of women and performer, they encompass diverse and often unconventional landscapes, and triptychs. Beckmann left his native methods of representing the individual, including the Germany when the National Socialists declared his outright rejection of external likeness. Photography work “degenerate” and confiscated it from national has played a major role in democratizing portraiture, museums in 1937. After moving to the U.S. in 1948, once a rarified luxury item, and it is well represented he began teaching at the Brooklyn Museum Art here. Iconic works from Alexander Calder, Edward School. Stimulated by the city’s energy, Beckman Hopper, Jasper Johns, Alice Neel, Georgia O’Keeffe, created powerful paintings such as Falling Man Cindy Sherman, and Andy Warhol are on view, as and The Town (City Night). Earlier works such as well as new acquisitions by Urs Fischer, Deana Family Picture (1920) and Self-Portrait on Yellow Lawson, and Paul McCarthy. (Through 2/12, 99 Ground with Cigarette (1923) were already highly Gansevoort St.) valued by New York collectors before Beckmann ever set foot in the U.S. (Through 2/20, 1000 Fifth Ave.)

PREVIOUS PAGE: Installation view of Human Interest: Portraits from the Whitney's Collection (April 6, 2016-April 1, 2017, Whitney Museum of American Art, N.Y.). center wall: Andy Warhol, Ethel Scull 36 Times 1963 (86.61a-jj). Photograph by 1963 (86.61a-jj). Ethel Scull 36 Times Warhol, Andy center wall: N.Y.). of American Art, 2017, Whitney Museum 1, 2016-April 6, from the Whitney's Collection (April Portraits Interest: Installation view of Human PAGE: PREVIOUS and Endowed Purchase Fund, Chachkes the Jack E. Barkley L. Hendricks, Steve, 1976. Oil, acrylic, and Magna on linen canvas. Purchase gift with funds from the Arthur M. Bullowa Bequest by exchange, Amstutz.LEFT HAND PAGE: Ronald 25 3/8 Overall: canvas, Oil on PAGE: HAND RIGHT (1925 1930). Portrait), (Self (1882 1967). Hopper Edward New York. Jack Shainman Gallery, Courtesy the artist and Hendricks. L. ©Barkley Cohen Purchase Fund. J. Rose and P. the Wilfred licensed by Whitney Museum of American Josephine N. Hopper Bequest 70.1165 © Heirs of Hopper, × 20 3/8in. (64.5 51.8 cm)Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Written by Marina Zogbi JANUARY ART EXHIBITS January 2017 The Met Drawings and Prints: Selections from The Met Collection (Through January 30 ) The Met owns vast holdings of works on paper, highly sensitive to light and therefore challenging to display. This rotating installation presents works for 13 weeks at a time, moving through new acquisitions as well as works that might not be chosen for major exhibitions. They date from the Renaissance to the present. American Folk Beatriz Santiago Muñoz: A Universe of Fragile Art Museum Mirrors (Opening January 11, Through April 30) In a series of films and videos, this exhibit captured the ironies The Epitaph Project of post-colonial conditions in the Caribbean, with a focus on (Through February 26) Haiti and Puerto Rico. Specific communities and public sites What began as a slate tombstone and chalk are folded into the artist’s own bricolage, with the films on in Hollywood Forever, the iconic Los Angeles continuous play. A curated display of artifacts chosen by the Francis Picabia: Our Heads Are Round so Our cemetery, in 1995 has grown into a fascinating artist from the museum’s collection complements the videos. Thoughts Can Change Direction (Through March 19) collection of ruminations on life, death, MOMA existence, and our role in our world. The This comprehensive survey of Picabia’s audacious, irreverent, profoundly influential work is the first exhibition in the exhibit is a component of the museum’s ongoing to chart his entire career. Like the artist, the exhibition ranges across styles, including paintings, periodicals, published materials, “Securing the Shadow: Posthumous Portraiture illustrated letters, and film. It acknowledges, but does not adhere exclusively, to his contributions to the Dada movement. in America.”

Society of Illustrators Tony Harris From The Collection of Michael Lustig (Through March 19 ) Comics Industry Award Winner Tony Harris started illustrating professionally at 19, when he self-published B.L.A.D.E. His fan-favorite minis, such as Doctor Strange: The Flight of Bones and Starman, come together here alongside new works with his Starman co-creator James Robinson, a reunion 18 years in the making. Studio Museum Circa 1970 (Through March 5 ) Whitney Museum Museum of Arts Explore the Studio Museum’s collection of MPA: Red in View paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, (Through February 27 ) and Design and sculpture with this ode to the 1970s, Contemporary artist MPA explores Mars featuring historic, political, social and Josh Blackwell: Neveruses Report Brooklyn Museum as a place for settlement and a resource cultural pieces. Artists such as Romare Progress (Through February 19) Williamsburg Murals: A Rediscovery for our planet in this fascinating study. Bearden, Ed Clark, and Sam Gilliam Artist Josh Blackwell salvages discarded (Ongoing) anchor the exhibition, alongside recent, Taking place over four “movements” plastic bags from a variety of sources, key gifts to the collection from McArthur throughout the museum, this exhibit then transforms them into “substrate and Pioneering abstractionists Ilya Bolotowsky, Balcomb Greene, Paul Kelpe, and Albert Swinden installed murals in Brooklyn’s Binion and David Hammons. considers science alongside mythology armature” for colorful combinations of wool and personal narratives, and features yarn, silk thread, and patterned cloth. His Williamsburg neighborhood, commissioned by the Works Progress Administration / Federal Art Project in 1936. This MPA and two other artists living within embroidery is downright painterly, his gorgeous geometric abstracts additive and exhibit collects the restored murals on public view, a product of a the windowpanes of the theater for 10 long-term loan from the New York City Housing Authority. continuous days. expressive. 68 NYCMONTHLY.COM *not all exhibits included* JANUARY CULTURAL EXHIBITS January 2017 New York Historical Society The First Jewish Americans: Freedom and Culture in the New World (Through February 26, 2017 ) Forced from their homes in Europe, as well as South America and the Caribbean, Jewish settlers arrived in the United States and indelibly contributed to – and changed – the fabric of the young nation. This exhibit explores their contributions from New Amsterdam to early 19th-century New York and beyond.

Museum of the Moving Image Martin Scorsese (Through April 23 ) NYPL for the Performing Arts In the first major exhibition about director Martin American Museum of Natural¡Cuba! (Through August 13 ) Scorsese’s storied career, a comprehensive retrospective Curtain Up: Celebrating the Last 40 shares space with personal appearances, production Years of Theatre in New York and Complex politics. Vibrant music. Stunning contrasts. This exhibit celebrates and explores the largest island nation in the materials from key films, childhood artifacts, behind-the- London (Through June 30 ) Caribbean, Cuba, including its mysterious caves, bright boulevards, sweltering fields, cool forests, hard challenges, and high energy. As American redefines her relationship with “the forbidden island,” this is a timely look at what lies beyond that foreign shore. scenes images, and large-scale projections. Categories of Broadway and the West End are the focus of works range from Family to Women to Editing to Music. this exhibit, which coincides with the 40th anniversary of London’s Olivier Awards and the 70thanniversary of New York’s Tonys. Costumes and masks from Disney’s The Lion King share space with original set models from In the Heights The Museum at FIT and War Horse, as well as film clips of notable Black Fashion Designers theatrical productions. (Through May 16 ) Get to know more than 60 designers who have shaped fashion from the 1950s to the present. Culled from the Museum’s fascinating permanent collection, this exhibit displays 75 fashions that are easily accessible via cell phone tour, including multimedia content for smartphones and commentary from André Leon Talley, Veronica Webb, and others of African descent. Industria The Rolling Stones Museum Exhibitionism (Through March 12 ) New York Historical Society Ten & Taller: 1874-1900 “I Am King of the World”: Photographs Music. Film. Fashion. Art. And so, so much The GRAMMY Museum tongue. "Exhibitionism" is a curated look at (Through April ) of Muhammad Ali by George Kalinsky The Experience The Rolling Stones’ 50+-year history, from The idea of a “skyscraper” towering (Through March 26 ) (Through February 19) their on-stage costumes to lyric books and 10 stories seems antiquated beside Madison Square Garden’s house photographer George “Cherry lips; crystal skies. I could show you personal diaries to never-before-releases the grandeur of One World Trade and the Empire State Building, Kalinsky has spent more than 50 years capturing sports’ incredible things.” You’ll find them all at The recordings. Contained within nine themed but these 200-foot structures greatest moments, including a decades-long friendship with GRAMMY Museum’s most popular exhibit ever, galleries, this exhibit arrives stateside boxing great Muhammad Ali. Here, 45 intimate works look were once the state of the art, this is sure to bring Swifties in droves to the after its London debut at the Saatchi into that relationship and the life of “The Greatest” both in and New York was home to 250 of Seaport, where “as seen in New York” outfits, Gallery, making it's only American stop in and out of the ring. GRAMMY Awards gowns, home videos, hand- them by 1900. A combination of New York. written lyrics, and more come together. population boom and the advent of the elevator drove the city truly sky-high. 70 NYCMONTHLY.COM *not all exhibits included* JANUARY ATTRACTIONS January 2017

MYSTERY ROOM APOLLO CENTRAL PARK NYC: THEATER: ZOO: Escape the Room Comedy Club Penguin Feedings (January 12) This interactive At 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 This intimate evening of environment invites you p.m. daily, see the gen- comedy starts at 10 p.m. and your friends to become toos, chinstraps and king and starts at just $20, the main characters in a penguins of the Central making it a perfect stop movie as you work together Park Zoo emerge from after dinner, whether to solve puzzles that will their dens to bob for fish. you’re dining at nearby allow you to “escape” Zookeepers are on hand Red Rooster or way a variety of scenarios. to answer questions, and downtown in . Opt to investigate the the penguins themselves Performers Larry disappearance of a lab tech playfully dive after their Lancaster, Leighann Lord or a popular restaurateur, treats. And where else in and Suga Sean Riley collecting clues to figure the middle of Manhattan will take to the stage to out what happened – and can you see wild animals entertain and delight you how to escape the room. at play? and other onlookers in Harlem’s historic Apollo.

THE RINK AT THE TOUR AT METROPOLITAN BROOKFIELD NBC STUDIOS OPERA: PLACE: Ice Skating When NBC started offer- 2017 Season ing studio tours, it quickly on the Hudson See the legendary Placido became the stuff of legend Located right on the Domingo in Nabucco. Be (immortalized in epic fash- Hudson River waterfront, transported by Mozart’s ion by 30 Rock’s Kenneth the newest in New York’s Magic Flute. Revel in the the page). Their original collection of public ice romance of La Bohème or tour was recently reconcep- skating rinks is a stunning Roméo et Juliette. How- tualized, and offers a more setting for a twirl (or a ever you choose, whatever in-depth, interactive ex- good-natured crash). Strap show you prefer, there’s perience than ever before on your skates from 1 p.m. magic happening at Lin- – including behind-the- until 8:30 p.m. Monday coln Center, home to the scenes access to Saturday through Friday or from . Other Night Live, The Tonight 10 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. on classics on tap this month Show, and more. weekends, then stop into include Il Barbiere di Amada for a warming red Siviglia and Carmen. sangria.

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65th & 1 Al Hirschfeld (Kinky Boots) Amsterdam 2 Ambassador (Chicago) 3 American Airlines 4 August Wilson (Jersey Boys) 55th St. 5 Belasco 6 Bernard B. Jacobs (The Color Purple) 54th St. 37 7 Booth (Les Liasisons Dangereuses) 8 Broadhurst (The Front Page)

9 53rd St. 9 Broadway 10 Brooks Atkinson (Waitress) 4 52nd St. 11 Circle in the Square (In Transit) 29 12 Cort 51st St. 13 Ethel Barrymore (The Present) 16 Radio City 14 8th Avenue 11 40 Music Hall Eugene O’Neill (The Book of Mormon) 50th St. 15 Gerald Schoenfeld (The Humans) Rockefeller 16 Gershwin (Wicked) 2 Center 17 Helen Hayes

Broadway 49th St. 14 18 Imperial (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) 19 John Golden (The Encounter) 39 20 48th St. 20 12 Longacre (A Bronx Tale) 33 13 21 Lunt-Fontanne

47th St. 22 Lyceum (Oh, Hello on Broadway) 10 31 21 23 Lyric (Cirque di Soliel Paramour) Restaurant Row 46th St. 32 24 Majestic (The Phantom of the Opera) 25 18 27 Marquis (On Your Feet!) 22 26 45th St. 26 Minskoff (The Lion King) 1 19 6 15 7 27 25 5 Music Box ()

24 8 34 Avenue of the Americas the of Avenue 28 7th Avenue 44th St. Nederlander 35 17 29 Neil Simon (Cats) TIMES SQUARE 43rd St. 30 New Amsterdam (Aladdin) 36 31 Palace 23 42nd St. 32 Richard Rodgers (Hamilton) 30 33 Samuel J. Friedman (Jitney) 3 34 Shubert 41st St. 28 35 St. James (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) 40th St. 36 37 (Holiday Inn) 39th St. 38 Vivian Beaumont 39 Walter Kerr () 38th St. 40 Winter Garden ( - The Musical) 10

A Bronx Tale The Musical Beautiful: The Carole Cats (Musical) King Musical (musical) Neil Simon Theatre 220 W. 48th St. (8th Ave.) 250 W. 52nd St. With a score from Alan Menken, direc- 124 W. 43rd St. (6th & 7th Aves.) (Broadway & 8th Ave.) tion by Robert De Niro and Jerry Zaks, This musical tells the inspiring true story Cats is back! A group of cats prowl a A Bronx Tale is a stage adaption of the of King's remarkable rise to stardom, junkyard and compete for the honor of original one-man show and classic film from being part of a hit songwriting team ascending to the Heaviside layer in order of the film of the same name. A musical with her husband Gerry Goffin, to her to enjoy another of their nine lives, in An- version about racial strife and organized relationship with fellow writers and best drew Lloyd Webber's musical version of a crime it’s a story of a man choosing wheth- friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, book of T.S. Eliot poems. Mon. & Fri., 8; er to follow in the footsteps of the father to becoming one of the most successful Tues. & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2; Sat., 2 & 8; he loves or mob boss he’d love to be. Tues. solo acts in popular music history. Tues., Sun. 2 & 7. & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2 & 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; & 8; Sun., 3. Sun., 2 & 7. Chicago (musical) Ambassador Theatre Aladdin The Book of Mormon (musical) 219 W. 49th St. (8th Ave.) (musical) family favorite Eugene O’Neill Theatre Classic Fosse choreography plus a musi- th th 230 W. 49 St. (8 Ave.) cal tale of murder and corruption make nd th NOW ON BROADWAY 214 W. 42 St. (7 Ave.) Once in a blue moon does Broadway get Chicago a sultry sensation. It’s sexy, it’s Aladdin, a poor street kid who falls in love a show that’s so shockingly different and indulgent... it’s a show that winds you with a princess, has a life-changing experi- hysterical as The Book of Mormon. From around its finger and has you coming back 8 TIMES A WEEK ence after discovering the secrets of a mag- the people behind and Avenue for more. Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri., 8; ic lamp. Based on the 1992 Disney movie. Q comes this hilarious tale of two Mormon Sat., 2:30 & 8; Sun., 2:30 & 7:00. Tues., Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & missionaries headed to Uganda. Tues., CATSBROADWAY.COM 8; Sun. 1 & 6:30. Tues., Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 2 & 7. Neil Simon Theatre · 250 W. 52nd St. ORIGINALLY PRODUCED BY CAMERON MACKINTOSH AND THE REALLY USEFUL GROUP LIMITED TM © 1981 RUG LTD T:3.75” BROADWAY BROADWAY

Cirque du Soleil Paramour The Front Page (Play) (musical) Broadhurst Theatre Lyric Theatre 235 W. 44th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) 213 W. 42nd St. (7th & 8th Aves.) As Hildy Johnson, cocky star reporter for Paramour unites Cirque du Soleil's sig- the Chicago Examiner, states his resigna- nature spectacle with Broadway's sto- tion in pursuit of a respectable job and to LET YOUR ry-telling. Set in the world of Golden Age get married, word of a jail break hits and Hollywood, the event will spin the tale of a all of the other writers stampede out for FANTASIES beautiful young poet forced to choose be- the story. While deciding how he should tween love and art. Mon., Tues., Thurs., react, the escapee comes in through the UNWIND 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 3 & 8; Sun., 2 & 7. window catching Hildy off-guard and bringing him the story of a lifetime. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; The Color Purple (musical) Sun., 3. Closes January 8th. Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre T:3.75” 242 W. 45th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) Hamilton (musical) The acclaimed Menier Chocolate Factory production moves to Broadway, ten years 226 W. 46th St. (7th & 8th Aves.) after the original show opened at the Broadway Theatre. Starring Cynthia Eri- From the creative team behind the Tony vo, Jennifer Hudson and Danielle Brooks. Award-winning In the Heights comes a Tues. & Thurs., 7; Wed., 2 & 8; Fri., 8; wildly inventive new musical about the Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. Closes January 8th. unlikely founding father determined to make his mark on a new nation as hungry and ambitious as he is. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Dear Evan Hansen Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. 11 W. 44th St. (6th Ave.) Holiday Inn (Musical) After feeling invisible all his life, tragedy

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School of Rock (musical) Black Angels over Tuskegee Murdered By The Mob St. Luke’s Theatre Arno Ristorante 1634 Broadway (51st St.) 308 W. 46th St. (8th Ave.) 141 W. 38th St. (Broadway) A down-on-his-luck rock star Based on true events. The story of the Tus- Murdered by the Mob lets audiences expe- poses as a substitute teacher at a pres- kegee Airmen told in narrative of six men rience the mafia and a great meal. The in- tigious prep school to make ends meet. embarking upon a journey to become the teractive comedy mystery features a three When he discovers his students’ musical first African-American fighter pilots in the course sit-down dinner, dancing with a pro- talents, he enlists his fifth-graders to form U.S. Army Air Forces. Sun., 1. fessional DJ, and surprises at every turn. a rock group and conquer the Battle of the You even have the chance to solve the case Bands. Based on the 2003 hit movie. Mon. and win some fabulous prizes. 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Jenna, a waitress and expert Beginning 7/11: Mon., 5 & 8; Tues. & junkie will appreciate. Mon.Tues.Fri., pie maker, is stuck in a small town and a Thurs., 8; Wed., & Fri., 2 & 8; Sat., 2,5,8; 8:15; Sat., 3 & 8:15; Sun., 7:30. loveless marriage. When a baking contest Sun., 2,5,8. in a nearby county offers her a chance at escape, Jenna must choose between her One Funny Mother commitments and her dreams.Tues. & Cagney New World Stages 2 Thurs., 7:30; Wed., 2 & 7:30; Fri., 8; Sat., Westside Theatre 340 W. 50th St. (8th & 9th Aves.) 2 & 8; Sun., 3. rd th th 407 W. 43 St. (9 & 10 Aves.) Have you ever gone un-showered for days, A dramatic new musical that follows the fought with your husband over who works Wicked life of the legendary James Cagney from harder, picked a child’s nose or had a kid (musical) family favorite the streets of New York to his rise as one pee on you? 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DINING Davio’s Northern Atlantic Grill Italian Steakhouse 49 W. 64th St. (Broadway) th STEAK c o n t . ITALIAN 447 Lexington Ave. (45 St.) 212.787.4663 212.661.4810 For reliably excellent fish and shellfish, Davio’s takes their Italian heritage se- served on crisp white linen-topped tables, The Old Homestead Steakhouse Buca di Beppo riously, serving hearty handmade pas- New Yorkers on both sides of Central Park 56 Ninth Ave. (14th St.) (45th St.) tas alongside their chophouse menu of turn to Atlantic Grill, a Manhattan insti- steaks and sides. Top-notch imported tution since 1998. Seasonal cocktails and a 212.242.9040 212.764.6527 ingredients, including Umbrian lentils diverse, approachable wine list complement Don’t let the neon sign and the cow sculp- When you’ve worked up a Gotham-sized and San Marzano tomatoes, lend Old the peerlessly fresh seafood. The menu has ture out front fool you: Old Homestead is appetite, nothing is more satisfying World flavor to the satisfying plates, something for everyone: a sumptuous – and every inch the New York luxury steakhouse, than a hearty meal with friends. And which range from pasta with gorgon- surprisingly affordable – raw bar; signature serving luscious prime cuts alongside an that’s exactly what you’ll find at Buca zola, ricotta, mascarpone, parmigia- sushi and sashimi plates; the day’s catch, ambitious menu of starters, like Florida di Beppo, an Italian oasis in the heart no, and black truffle butter to a 14-oz. simply grilled; and composed appetizers and rock shrimp tempura with wasabi aioli, of Times Square. Every dish is served Prime New York sirloin that rivals any entrees that draw inspiration from around "Chazz Palminteri Combines and sides like buttermilk onion rings and family-style, in generous portions de- cut in town. the world: teriyaki glazes to Cajun blacken- string beans with caramelized onions and signed for sharing, ranging from savory ing spices to melted leeks and chanterelles. pancetta. Tempting though it may be to fill chicken saltimbocca with artichokes, Del Posto up on savories, the dessert menu’s “Big Fat prosciutto, and sage to classic spaghetti Catch Love for Sicilian Heritage Chocolate Cake,” with layer upon towering 85 10th Ave. (16th St.) and meatballs. th layer of fudgy cake and chocolate frosting 212.497.8090 21 Ninth Ave. (W. 13 St.) is not to be missed. 212.392.5978 If there’s an honor to be had by a restaurant, and Classic Italian Food" it’s a good bet Del Posto has earned it, and In the hip Meatpacking District, this mas- Smith & Wollensky Chazz Palminteri Italian th with good reason: from the live classical sive contemporary seafood haven boasts a th 890 Second Ave. (E. 48 St.) 797 Third Ave. (50 St.) piano music setting the mood to the extraor- lively open kitchen and nautical-chic décor -Zagat 212.753.1530 212.355.5540 dinary black-tie service to the immaculately that includes hammered copper, exposed Bronx-born Calogero Palminteri, better appointed dining room, the pristine setting brick and honey-colored wood paneling. The A steakhouse in Midtown, Smith & Wollen- is just the beginning at this temple of Italian bi-level restaurant also features a soaring sky offers a variety of quality meat such as known as Chazz, the actor from films like “A Bronx Tale” and, it turns out, an aspir- cuisine. The five- and eight-course tasting rooftop bar and lounge where well-heeled the Colorado aged rib eye they age 21 days menus change seasonally, but the reliably guests nibble a signature salmon, hamachi on site. However, surprisingly the distinctive ing restaurateur. His namesake restaurant pours his own BiVi Sicilian vodka in their excellent food is always complemented by and tuna tartare trio with American caviar dishes are a side and dessert item. You will the exceptional wine list, among the city’s and wasabi crème fraiche while sipping [email protected] devour the creamed spinach side, as each signature Sicilian Martini, just the thing to kick off a meal of Zuppa di Cozze, PEI best. Looking to indulge? This is the place. Seraphina cocktails: ginger-infused Bombay spoonful will leave you wanting another. Sapphire with watermelon juice, lemon, and www. chazzpalminterinyc.com The famous coconut cake is an ethereal ex- mussels in red or white sauce, followed by Tagliata di Manzo alla Pizzaiola, USDA Grimaldi's agave, aka. a shaker full of summer. perience – the even layers of light sponge Prime steak with onions, peppers, mush- 1 Front St. (York St.) cake and coconut filling surrounded by fresh City Crab and Seafood Company coconut shavings overwhelm your taste buds rooms, fresh plum tomatoes and oregano. 718.858.4300 th with a heavenly comforting coconut flavor. As Mamma would say, “Mangia!” 235 Park Ave. S. (19 St.) Grimaldi's can prove why it is considered 212.529.3800 a NYC institution by its residents. Even before biting into a slice, you can smell the New York’s grand fish house tradition is 890 2nd Ave. | NY, NY 10017 (48th St.) wonderful aroma of the coal brick oven it alive and well at City Crab, where the 100+ was baked in. The crust is crisp, thin, and varieties of shellfish at their raw bar are 212.355.5540 chewy, which leads way to the voluptuous just the beginning. An admirably creamy mozzarella and savory marinara. Eating rendition of New England clam chowder is a New York style pizza under the iconic prelude to Alaskan snow crab legs sautéed Brooklyn Bridge? Priceless. in garlic butter or a “Down East” lobster bake with mussels, clams, corn and potatoes in the bi-level dining room, while crisp rosé Il Mulino Uptown complements clams casino at the comfort- 37 E. 60th St. (Madison Ave.) able bar during happy hour daily. 212.750.3270 Dress nicely. Keep your elbows off the Ed’s Chowder House rd table. Chew with your mouth closed. 44 W. 63 St. (Broadway) All good advice, but the most important 212.956.1288 words for prospective Il Mulino diners? In an airy, whitewashed space one story Bring your appetite. Don’t be fooled by above the bustle of 63rd Street, Ed’s is a the luxuriously spare décor and pristine transportive gem that whisks diners, via white linens: these Italians want you to eat. one quick flight of stairs, straight to the live Their complimentary antipasti is legendary Hamptons. The signature selection of – you (think all-you-can-eat salumi and nuggets of guessed it – chowders is warming in the imported pecorino) and the house focaccia winter and satisfying in the summer, but has been the end of many a feigned “gluten the real shame would be to ignore the rest of allergy.” Il Mulino is the Italian nonna you the menu, where gems such as brioche-crust- nightly. always wanted, swathed in George Clooney’s ed Atlantic hake and salmon tartare with dapper throw-back style. fresh cucumber and horseradish cream are waiting to be discovered (and devoured). swing by tonight jalc.org / dizzys L'Artusi sets: pm 228 W. 10th St. (Bleecker St.) Lure Fishbar 212.255.5757 142 Mercer Street (Prince St.) With impeccable service and scrumptious 212.431.7676 Italian dishes, L'Artusi is gaining stardom in the food world. Start off by asking for In the heart of Soho, Lure Fishbar provides the house made ricotta as an appetizer. It an escape to the sea. A rare showcase of may not be on the menu, but it is said to be creativity with seafood, try their lobster existent and delicious. Any pasta dish will go croutons as an appetizer. Alternatively, the above any expectations, but if there is a pas- fresh and bright salmon tartare sits on top J zz t Lincoln Center Bro dway t 60th Street, 5th Floor,    Photo by Marylene Mey and Whit Lane ta special that night, grab it before it goes! of a perfect balance of creamy avocado. Or- End the meal with the olive oil cake with der any fish entree, as it will never let you rich yet subtle flavors, and moist consistency. down, or try their bash style burger with an onion and bacon jam you'll want to jar 88 NYCMONTHLY.COM and take home. ASIAN AMERICAN

Gaonnuri Planet Hollywood 1250 Broadway (32nd St.) 1540 Broadway (45th St.) 212.971.9045 212.333.7827 The panoramic view from a 39th floor pent- Los Angeles may have film sets, but house suite paired with the clean lines and New York is a film set – and nowhere overall sleek interior alone is worth a visit celebrates the city’s cinematic splen- to this Korean restaurant. Order Haemul dor better than Planet Hollywood. In a Pajun, a scallion pancake with seafood dining room wallpapered with larger- folded in for a hot appetizer. You can't go than-life photos of NYC scenes, you’ll wrong with Korean table barbecue, more dine on elevated American classics specifically the Marinated Galbi (prime beef like Kobe beef sliders and four-cheese [email protected] short rib) and the Dolsot Bibimbap, rice with mac’n’cheese. The tasty fare competes MANHATTAN’S NEWEST STEAKHOUSE assorted vegetables served in a traditional for attention with props from classic www.empiresteakhousenyc.com hot stone bowl. films (The Terminator) and contempo- rary blockbusters (The Hunger Games), all conveniently located in the middle of Hakkasan one of the city’s most iconic scenes: the 311 W. 43rd Street (8th Ave.) glittering marquees of Times Square. Modern Luxury With a 212.776.1818 Nibble scallop shu mai or sip lobster and 40/40 Club Classic New York Vibe yellow chive soup behind intricate Christian 6 W. 25th St. (Fifth Ave.) Liaigre screens in the spacious-yet-intimate 212.832.4040 dining room at Hakkasan, where every meal is an excuse to pull your most expensive pair After the party it’s the after party and after of shoes out of the back of the closet. The the party it’s the…40/40 Club, owned by moody lighting is filtered through slabs of none other than Hova himself. Massive flat Italian marble, making the roasted silver screens everywhere you look? Check. 18-foot “Experience the taste...”cod with Champagne and Chinese honey tower of champagne flutes in the middle sauce look even sexier. Catch your date’s of the bar? Check. Opulent private suites eye across the table. Hold it for a moment. outfitted with custom pool tables, still more OUR SECOND LOCATION Now coyly reach for your cocktail. Somehow, flat screens, and one-of-a-kind chandeliers? it all feels…right. Um, check. Channel your inner rap star (a bottle of D’usse XO will set you back $600) IS NOW OPEN! Joe's Shanghai or sip a glass of Moet Nectar and take in the sights, which usually include a famous 151 East | NY, NY 10022 | 212.582.6900 9 Pell St. (Bowery) face or two. 212.233.8888 The home of soup dumplings, xiao long bao nd th in Chinatown, Joe's Shanghai may have a 21 W. 52 St. (5 Ave.) line and is cash only. However, with prompt 212.582.7200 and efficient service you will be seated A restaurant overflowing with history and quickly to enjoy this warm and soothing old-fashioned, white glove service, 21 Club Chinese treat. Grab some scallion pancakes is a standout for business meetings and while you're there, as they are served piping a special night out. A jacket is required hot, crisp, and chewy. This is a great stop for entrance, but it will be worth it as you on any food tour! admire the figurines and trinkets adorn- ing the ceiling, followed by a visit to the historic wine cellar once used during the prohibition era. Needless to say, the wine 155 E. 55th St. (Lexington Ave.) list is extensive and with a pre theater, pre 212.371.8844 fixe lunch, and a la carte menus, dabble in high quality fine dining. Upstairs Dining Shun Lee Palace provides elegant, elevated Chinese food in midtown. A dragon shaped Bar Americain glass decoration adorns the ceiling of the 152 W. 52nd St. (6th & 7th Aves.) main dining area and suited servers provide attentive service. Try Ants Climb on a Tree, 212.265.9700 a stir fry beef dish with cellophane noodles Bobby Flay makes his mark on midtown in a spicy, tangy garlic sauce garnished with with the bold flavors of American cuisine in greens. A name like that gives this tasty dish dishes that range from the New Manhattan the right amount of attention. Clam Chowder to grilled pizza topped with smoked bacon, caramelized onions and gar- lic, to the Miami Pork Chop with a tangerine Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill glaze, quail egg, plantains and served with 308 W. 58th St. (8th Ave.) sweet potatoes. The American menu is a USDA Prime Steaks 212.397.0404 fun contrast to the setting, a 200-seat space that captures the energetic fast pace of the The wooden walls and benches of Blue Rib- time-honored European brasserie. Dry Aged 30-35 Days bon Sushi Bar & Grill give this restaurant its edge. Hidden in the 6 Columbus Hotel, Beauty & Essex the restaurant's Oxtail Fried Rice will fill “A Difference You Can Taste” you with the intense bone marrow flavor 146 Essex St. (Stanton St.) mixed with the earthiness of the shiita- 212.614.0146 ke mushrooms and tender richness of the Feel the bustle of this trendy restaurant as shredded oxtail meat. Feel like an insider you enter what looks like a cute little pawn as you dine in this trendy establishment. shop. Experience a favorite childhood meal 135 E |New York, NY in a newly fashioned way by ordering the 212-588-1585 Grilled Cheese, Smoked Bacon, & Tomato Soup Dumplings. Because it is tapas style, 237 West | NY, NY 10019 | 212.586.9700 try an array of food like the roasted bone www.angusclubsteakhouse.com marrow, vinegar fries, and chicken meat- balls. The rumor is that free champagne is 90 NYCMONTHLY.COM served in the ladies room! ART MUSEUMS The Metropolitan New Museum Museum of Art 235 Bowery (Stanton St.) nd 2 Lincoln Sq. 1000 Fifth Ave. (82 St.) 212.219.1222 (Columbus Ave. at 66th St.) 212.535.7710 From its sleek, white, stacked-box architec- 212.595.9533 With nearly two million artworks spanning ture to the cutting-edge exhibits within, the 5,000 years, The Met is the largest art mu- New Museum is all about the thrill of (what The premier institution devoted to the else?) the new, or at least, the very recent. creative expression of self-taught artists, seum in the U.S., with a mind-bogglingly extensive array of holdings, from Classical One of the few institutions in the world this museum holds more than 7,000 art- exclusively devoted to contemporary art, works dating from the 18th century to the Greek sculpture to contemporary photog- raphy. Check out one of the many special the New Museum offers adventurous shows present. There is an astounding variety such as the recurring Triennial, devoted to of objects here, including paintings, draw- exhibits or explore the museum’s vast col- lections of Ancient Egyptian art (and the emerging artists from around the world. ings, textiles, ceramic objects, furniture, With exhibits ranging from dance-for-cam- and handmade items like carousel animals, splendid Temple of Dendur); myriad rooms of European paintings; African, Asian or era works to surveys of multimedia artists weathervanes, game boards, and shop signs. such as Chris Burden to experimental sound Fans of renowned outsider artist Henry Islamic art; or the always gorgeous Costume Institute offerings. Refuel at the relatively experiences, this place is always buzzing Darger, rejoice. This place holds the largest with something extraordinary. collection anywhere of his works, including inexpensive but impressively eclectic cafe- paintings, collages, drawings, manuscripts, teria on the ground floor. and other materials. Neue Galerie Museum of American 1048 Fifth Ave. (86th St.) Illustration 212.628.6200 99 Margaret Corbin Dr. 128 E. 63rd St.(Lexington Ave.) Housed in a distinguished Beaux-Arts style (Ft. Tryon Pk.) 212.838.2560 mansion designed by New York Public Li- 212.923.3700 In 1901 the Society of Illustrators was brary architects Carrère & Hastings, the founded “… to promote generally the art Neue Galerie is devoted to early 20th cen- This northern outpost of the Metropolitan tury German and Austrian art and design. Museum of Art is all about medieval art and of illustration and to hold exhibitions from time to time.” Since 1939 the Society has It’s easy to feel the spirit of 1920s Vienna, architecture, from gorgeous stained-glass not just embodied in the works by masters windows to its must-see collection of unicorn been housed in this graceful, five-story town- house, where the lower levels eventually such as Schiele, Kandinsky, Klee, and Klimt tapestries. A stroll through the museum’s (whose famed Portrait of Bloch-Bauer atmospheric chapels, picturesque cloisters, became the museum it is today. In addition to special exhibits ranging from alternative I resides here), but in two cozy cafes serving and enchanting herb gardens will instantly up authentic specialties including strudel conjure romantic images of medieval knights comics to children’s book illustration, there’s a permanent collection boasting nearly 2,000 and Linzertorte. Wunderbar! The Whitney and maidens. Be sure to explore the pictur- esque walkways of surrounding Fort Tryon works by the greatest names in the field. Park, a lovely setting for the intoxicating Fledgling illustrators are welcome to hone experience of being transported to another their skills at twice-weekly “sketch nights.” 150 W. 17th St (Seventh Ave.) time and place. 212.620.5000 Museum of Arts and Design 2 Columbus Cir. (58th St.) A lovely gem of a space devoted to the art and Cooper Hewitt, cultures of the Himalayas, India, and nearby Smithsonian Design Museum 212.299.7777 regions, the Rubin is one of New York’s more 2 E. 91st St. (Fifth Ave.) A celebration of historic and contemporary engaging museums. With special exhibits 212.849.8400 innovation in art, craft, and design, MAD ranging from ancient artworks to modern is conveniently located at the southwest multi-media projects, and a permanent col- The only museum in the nation devoted corner of Central Park. The museum’s new lection focused on myriad forms of Tibetan exclusively to historic and contemporary (2008) spacious home boasts 54,000 square art, the Rubin is a treasure trove of works design, Cooper Hewitt is home to a diverse feet of galleries displaying a dazzling array you probably won’t see anywhere else. collection of objects spanning 30 centuries. of objects, including over 100 colorful quilts Situated in the visually imposing former from 17 countries; metal work from teapots mansion of industrialist Andrew Carnegie, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum to incense burners; and beautiful wooden th th the museum recently reopened after three pieces including Frank Gehry’s curvy Power 1071 5 Ave. (89 St.) years’ renovation. Try out one of the fantas- Play Armchair and other innovative exam- 212.423.3500 tic new interactive features, like the Immer- ples of furniture. Jewelry lovers, take note: sion Room, where you can select wallpaper The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gug- MAD is the only American museum with a genheim is as renowned for its distinctive from the museum’s extensive collection and gallery dedicated to contemporary jewelry. MoMA Museum of Art & Design project it onto the walls. Or just browse the cylindrical shape as for its Impressionist, textiles, furniture, toys, jewelry, kitchen Post-Impressionist, Modern and contem- appliances, or whatever strikes your fancy. porary art collections. Immerse yourself 11 W. 53rd St. (5th & 6th Ave.) in an intimate special exhibit in one of the o other city in the U.S. – and few in the world York. Then work your way down “Museum Mile” to 212.708.9400 museum’s galleries, or wander up (or down) The the airy, spiraling rotunda and take in one th th – can compete with New York when it comes the Jewish Museum, Cooper-Hewitt, Guggenheim, 1 E. 70 St. (5 Ave.) Considered by many the most influential of its carefully curated larger shows. Built 212.288.0700 modern art museum in the world, MoMA has to be “a temple of spirit” per co-founder to number and diversity of museums. From and Met, all within walking distance of each other. been on the cutting edge of the field since its Hilla Rebay, this is a place where art and N This magnificent former residence of in- founding in 1929. It’s impossible not to be architecture merge into something truly huge megastars like the Metropolitan Museum of Another idea: spend a day downtown, visiting the dustrialist/arts patron Henry Clay Frick delighted by something here, whether it be extraordinary. Art and American Museum of Natural History New Museum, National Museum of the American is the perfect setting for his collection of a Jackson Pollock from the permanent col- Old Master paintings, handsome sculptures lection or one of the special exhibits, which to lesser known gems like the intimate Morgan Indian, and National September 11 Memorial and and exquisite furniture. With many of the range from blockbuster retrospectives of Whitney Museum Library and Museum, the city truly has it all in Museum; or hop a train across the river to the artworks arranged according to Frick’s orig- major artists to collections by avant-garde 99 Gansevoort St. th the arts and culture department. Brooklyn Museum. inal design, it’s easy to feel his presence in photographers. Don’t forget to pay a visit (Washington & 10 Sts.) the richly decorated rooms. The huge wall to Van Gogh’s hauntingly beautiful The 212.570.3600 murals and ornate furnishings of the fairy- Starry Night, an unfailingly soul-stirring A good place to start your museum-hopping Art and design, culture and history – they’re tale perfect Fragonard Room will transport experience. The Whitney, New York’s beloved institution you directly to 18th century France (before devoted to art of the U.S., has just re-opened excursion might be upper Fifth Avenue, with visits all represented by exciting NYC institutions that peasants revolted against such gorgeous but in its brand new, Renzo Piano-designed to the Latino-flavored Museo del Barrio and its await your visit. Start planning your itinerary here. ruinous excess). space located in the hip Meatpacking Dis- trict. Inaugural exhibit America Is Hard to gracious neighbor, Museum of the City of New See is an unprecedented selection of works from the Whitney’s permanent collection, comprising approximately 650 pieces by some 400 artists, with rarely shown pieces side-by-side with familiar icons by Hopper, 92 NYCMONTHLY.COM O’Keeffe, and Calder, among others. MUSEUMS New York City Fire Museum 278 Spring St. (Hudson St.) CULTURAL 212.691.1303 Honoring “The Bravest,” from New York’s American Museum of Tenement storied firefighting past to the 343 who made Natural History Museum the ultimate sacrifice to protect their fellow th New Yorkers on September 11, 2001, the Central Park West (79 St.) 97 Orchard St. (Delancey St.) New York City Fire Museum is a treasure 212.769.5100 212.431.0233 trove of historic artifacts and contemporary One of the most celebrated museums on This typical five-story brick tenement build- educational programs. Children, in par- earth, the AMNH has 45 permanent exhibit ing, like many in the neighborhood, was ticular, are fascinated by the collection of halls housing myriad human, animal, plant, home to approximately 7,000 working-class old-fashioned and contemporary firetrucks, fossil, and rock specimens, in addition to the people, from more than 20 countries, be- while interactive fire safety demonstrations, renowned Rose Center for Earth and Space. tween 1863 and 1935. Unlike its renovated led by real FDNY firefighters, captivate and Don’t miss the amazing array of dinosaur neighbors, however, 97 Orchard preserves educate, including a simulated escape from skeletons in the Fossil Halls, the Millstein and interprets the history of the city’s immi- a smoke-filled apartment and authentic ! Hall of Ocean Life’s great squid vs. whale gration through guided tours of apartments gear for visitors to try on. Attracting 40,000 visitors a year from all over the world, this is CUBA combat diorama, or the towering display of representing different time periods. Amid ¡ eight “alarmed” elephants in the Akeley Hall the dim lighting, recreated furnishings, and an experience that exemplifies NYC’s most of African Mammals. Night at the Museum appropriately garbed actors playing former dedicated heroes. fans can recreate their favorite scenes with tenants, it’s not hard to imagine a bygone a self-guided tour of exhibits featured in neighborhood and the lives of those who New York Historical Society the movies. gave up everything to settle here. 170 Central Park West (77th St.) 212.873.3400 The Anne Frank Center USA The Morgan Library & Museum th Founded in 1804, the New-York Histori- 44 Park Pl. (Church St.) 225 Madison Ave. (36 St.) cal Society (N-YHS) collects and protects 212.431.7993 212.685.0008 the city’s history. As the oldest museum A partner to the famed Anne Frank House This striking complex of buildings originated in NYC (predating the Met by nearly 70 in Amsterdam, NYC’s Anne Frank Center with the 1906 palazzo-like private library of years), N-YHS chronicles the city’s past and was started by Anne’s father Otto Frank financier John Pierpont Morgan, and was present, with much of their 40,000-object as the Anne Frank Foundation in 1959. recently completed with Renzo Piano’s mod- collection in full view and accessible via Using the diary and spirit of its namesake, ernistic renovation and expansion. Check contemporary touch screens and interactive the center’s mission is to educate about out one or more of the Morgan’s excellent exhibits. Expect Tiffany lamps and Audo- the dangers of intolerance, antisemitism, exhibits of illuminated, literary and histori- bon watercolors alongside Revolutionary racism, and discrimination, and to inspire cal manuscripts, books, drawings and prints. War-era portraits, Civil War letters, and a world built on equal rights and respect. But don’t miss the Charles McKim-designed newspapers and artifacts preserved from This unique, contemplative space includes library itself, recently restored to its original 9/11. N-YHS is also home to Caffè Storico, a an interactive exhibit telling Anne’s story grandeur. The awesomely ornate East Room gleaming Italian restaurant from renowned via diary excerpts, stories, and images of her with its three-story high inlaid walnut book- restaurateur Stephen Starr. family and those who hid with her. shelves and Mr. Morgan’s richly appointed study with its decadent red silk walls are Intrepid Sea, Air & equally swoon-worthy. Boerum Pl. (Schermerhorn St.) Space Museum 718.694.1600 Pier 86 The Museum at FIT Appropriately situated in a decommissioned (West 46th St. and 12th Ave.) 227 W. 27th St. (Seventh Ave.) subway station, the Transit Museum is one 212.245.0072 212.217.4558 of the city’s most extraordinary destinations. The sprawling space houses a vast array Located on and around the decommissioned This clean, airy space, which bills itself quite reasonably as “the most fashionable of historical artifacts relating to the city’s aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, this museum trains, , bridges, and tunnels, includ- is a must for military and maritime histo- museum in New York City,” is the public face of the most celebrated school of design ing old maps, turnstiles, token booths, and ry buffs. But even those who don’t know a countless other items. Hop aboard vintage Bell helicopter from a Sikorsky will be im- studies in the U.S. With one gallery devoted to items from a permanent collection of subway cars of various eras (complete with pressed by the diverse assortment of historic period-appropriate ads) for a taste of bygone aircraft, plus the opportunity to ogle the 50,000 garments and accessories dating from the 18th century to present, another to commuter travel or slide into the driver’s space shuttle Enterprise up close, explore seat of a city and imagine steering that the guided missile submarine Growler, or innovative special exhibits, and yet another holding student and faculty shows, this is a baby down Broadway. You will be (yep) experience the luxurious interior of a British transported. Airways Concorde. Truly intrepid visitors must-visit for anyone with even a passing in- A NEW EXHIBITION ABOUT THE ISLAND’S RICH BIODIVERSITY ANDCULTURE. can get their thrills aboard state-of-the-art terest in the history and industry of clothing. flight simulators. The Museum of the City of New York 25 W. 52nd St. (Sixth Ave.) ESTA EXHIBICIÓN SE PRESENTA EN INGLÉS Y EN ESPAÑOL. Jewish Museum 1220 Fifth Ave. (103rd St.) 212.621.6600 nd 1109 Fifth Ave. (92 St.) 212.534.1672 Formerly known as the Museum of Televi- 212.423.3200 An institution that celebrates the history, sion & Radio and the Museum of Broadcast- art and culture of New York and its people, ing, the Paley Center believes that televi- Located in the lovely Felix M. 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