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FEATURES LIVE SHOPPING 40 Music Musts for May Catch These Acts Springing 18 Suit Up for Spring Up Around The City Warmer Weather Gives Way To Dashing Choices For Springtime 46 Live Entertainment Calendar 22 Fashion Editor's Picks Must-see Concerts in May Rue La La picks for May SPORTS 26 The Season's Turning Point Stylish Pieces for May 48 May Sports Calendar of Can't Miss Sporting Events 30 NYC Shopping Spotlight Tous - Growing While Bearing Their Family Traditions 50 Based On The True Story DINING & DRINKS Real Life In Broadway Lights 32 Sipping Spring MUSEUMS Cocktails to Ring in the Season 58 Women in & Culture Three Shows On Influential 36 Cinco De Mayo Groundbreakers Celebrate the Holiday at These Mexican Hot Spots 62 Exhibits Calendars Must-see Exhibits in May

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INTERVIEWS 44 Jean-Michel Jarre Record-Breaking Composer Celebrates Past, Present & Future at Radio City

54 Rising Star of FIlm & TV Returns to Broadway

56 Joe Morton The Actor Muses on the Advancements of Television, the Fallbacks of , and the Supremacy of

IN EVERY ISSUE 14 NYCM Top 10 Things To Do in May

66 Tourist in Your Own City ON THE COVER: New, Seasonal & Overlooked Fun

The Press Lounge at Kipton Ink48 Hotel 70 Dining Listings Photo Courtesy of Kipton Ink48 Hotel Steak, Italian, Asian, American, Seafood & Sushi Welcome, warm weather! The birds are chirping and the rooftop bars are opening. With the unofficial start to summer being marked by Memorial Day at the end of the month, let's get 76 Broadway Listings excited and raise a glass. There's happening around the Musicals, Plays city this month and sipping cocktails high above it all is the perfect way to toast - one spot you can pick to do it, The Press 84 Museum Listings Lounge pictured on this month's cover. It's the perfect place to Art, Culture uncork a bottle and unwind after a spring city day or the place to come if you're night's just getting started. 88 Puzzles Word Search & Sudoku

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Hello - For those who are returning readers, welcome back! And for those new to Monthly magazine, thank you for picking us up and we hope you will enjoy our May issue. Is there a more beautiful part of the year in New York City than late Spring? Warm weather, skies, drinks on rooftops, late lunches at sidewalk cafes, outdoor concerts and shopping 5th Avenue. This is truly a magical time to be in the city. So with the onset of May, we have aggregated the best of it all for this month, from city styles for men and women, to the most refreshing Spring cocktails, to the best in live entertainment and the newest and coolest museum exhibits. Don’t miss our feature to kick off the month with our picks for the most festive spots to celebrate Cinco De Mayo on page 36. The concert calendar is packed again this month as , check out which artists are playing on page 46, and get introduced to record breaking composer Jean-Michel Jarre in our exclusive interview on page 44. For Yankees fans, May 14 is the night to catch a game, as the Bombers are retiring Derek Jeter’s #2 jersey. “The Captain” will be honored in a sure-to-be- incredible pre-game ceremony before they take on the Astros. This doesn’t even include more interview exclusives, highlights of the newest museum exhibits and a special Tourist in Your Own City feature on page 66. We’ve laid out the menu for May…. now get out there and enjoy! For home delivery or feedback and thoughts about NYC Monthly, please do not hesitate to email me at [email protected] I’d love to hear from you. Cheers to the month ahead in NYC, and thanks for reading!

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RON SPEARS VP/PUBLISHER NYCM may Stars, Dancing TOP For fans of ABC’s Dancing with the 10 Stars, this is welcome news: Julianne and Derek Hough will bring their third tour, Move – Beyond, to Radio City on 5/6. Featuring kinetic choreography from “Nappytabs,” Emmy winners Napoleon and Tabith, the show is inspired by the elements of earth, wind, fire, and water and showcases the athletic and graceful moves that made both Julianne and Derek fan favorites on the enduringly popular show. Tickets range from simple seats to pre-show parties with a chance to mingle with the performers. (, 1260 Sixth 4 Ave. at W. 50th St.) 5 1 Modern Art More than 1,000 contemporary artists will exhibit their work for sale at the annual Frieze Art Fair (5/5 – 5/7), including site-specific artist commissions and an accompanying program Poppin’ Bottles of curated talks by leaders in today’s art world. Tickets start at just $10 and offer access to politically engaged, feminist, and performance art pieces. Prizes are awarded to the top works of the massive exhibit, and artists are often on hand to discuss their work in both informal and For 11 years, the best of the outer more structured settings. Participating galleries include those in New York, Antwerp, , borough have come together for Paris, Glasgow, Berlin, and São Paolo. (Randall’s Island Park, 20 Randall’s Island Park) Brooklyn Uncorked, featuring 3 the best local, domestic, and international wines around. This year, Industry City is home to the festival, which will be held The Bard Abides Best of the [Upper] West on 5/31 beginning at 6 p.m. The ’s famed Shakespeare in the Park returns Whether you crave the classic combo of Surf & Turf or event has grown from a humble on 5/23 with of two perennial favorites: Julius , want to explore the Best of the West, there’s something wine showcase to a food-friendly followed by A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Perhaps taking a for you at the New Taste of the marathon highlighting the best cue from the runaway casting success of a few blocks (5/19 – 5/20). The hosts? Adam Richman, Frank Bruni, chefs of the region alongside top south, both shows feature multicultural performers breathing April Bloomfield, and more. The participants? We have winemakers from the city and far new life into the Bard’s works, and as always, free tickets are nowhere near enough room to list them all. Let’s just beyond. Think of it as the best of available for every section of the theater. It’s been 17 years say that if you like to eat in New York City, you’ll find the West End (Brooklyn and even since The Public last tackled Caesar’s brutal betrayal, so the familiar faces here – and likely your next new favorite Manhattan) with the best of the show is sure to feel new even to experienced spot, as well. Best of all, the entire event benefits local East End (Long Island wineries), theater-goers. (Delacorte Theater, Central Park – enter at W. non-profit Columbus Avenue Business Improvement plus much more. (220 36th St. at 81st St. and Central Park West) District, a 501(C)(3) organization. (O’Shea Complex Second Ave., Brooklyn) 2 Schoolyard, Columbus Ave. at W. 76th St.) NYCM may May the Fourth Be with You

TOP Fantastic Films and 10 Where to Watch Them Lucasfilm geeks have had plenty of reasons for excitement over the past few years: Blue Bloods and Bluegrass with the release of Star Wars Episode VII: Celebrate “the most exciting two minutes The Force Awakens and Rogue One: A 8 Star Wars Story, indelible characters and in sports” at Pier A on Kentucky Derby Day (5/6): 1 p.m. kicks off the festivities stories have been added to the cannon. with Maker’s Mark mint juleps, classic Test your knowledge of these and the Southern hors d’oeuvres, outdoor games other beloved characters on Star Wars such as horseshoes and giant , and Day (5/4) with Trivia Night at Stone traditional Kentucky bluegrass. Inside the Creek Bar & Lounge. Long known for Long Hall Gastro Pub, enjoy food and drink their themed trivia nights, including The specials all day, plus a festive Oyster Bar Off ic and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the and Commissioner’s Bar serving exclusive knowledgeable hosts turn their attention Derby Day cocktails. Strut your finest to a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away Southern stuff; seersucker and fascinators It’s not hard to find fans of J.K. Rowling’s are highly encouraged. The race, of course, best-selling Harry Potter series in New York, for this special night. (Stone Creek Bar & will screen when it begins, promptly at and on 5/28, hundreds will gather for an Lounge, 140 E. 27th St. at Third Ave.) 6:34 p.m. (Pier A, Battery Park at the Outdoor Movie Night screening of Fantastic Hudson River) Beasts and Where to Find Them on Randall’s Island. Nestled comfortably in the upper East 6 River between Manhattan, the Bronx, and Queens, the island is a pristine park perfect for large-scale gatherings and will be a com- 9 fortable spot to watch Newt Scamander explore New York’s secret community of witches and wizards on the big screen, long before young Harry read his books at Hogwarts. (Randall’s Oh, the Humanity Island Park, 20 Randalls Island Park) Precious little has been 7 released about the off-the-wall British comic’s tour, but you Smorgasborough can find it all out for yourself when Ricky Gervais brings Twice a year, the city’s top restaurants “Humanity” to The World’s and chefs bring their wares to Worth Most Famous Arena on 5/21. Square for Mad. Sq. Eats (5/13 – 6/9), The show begins at 8 p.m. an opportunity for hungry New Yorkers and tickets range from $56.50 to sample the best of the city in one to $85.50, making it a snap central location alongside Madison to upgrade yourself to prime Square Park. Pick up a half-dozen rice seats. While Gervais worries balls from Arancini Bros. or one of Dani about doing stand-up in the Beckerman’s Jars by Dani concoctions. current political climate, ’s will provide the pizza, while he calls Humanity “my best The Truffleist will handle cheesesteaks. stand-up yet…because truth Whether for a convenient lunch or a is so important now.” See day-long sampler, this is a perfect way if you agree when his first to get to know the city’s most justly tour in seven years comes to renowned snacks. (Urbanspace, Worth MSG. (The Theater at MSG, Square, Fifth Ave. at W. 25th St.) 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, W 34th St. at Eighth Ave.) 10

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SUIT UP for Spring

WARMER WEATHER GIVES WAY TO DASHING CHOICES FOR SPRINGTIME

apper Dans look about! Spring is upon us and it’s time to put your best foot Dforward while celebrating the sunlight and some long-anticipated warmer weather. As the trees start to bud, it’s time to pull out the stops to look your best. blue suede A great suit is an absolute must, no matter the season, but with warmer weather it can be tricky to find something comfortable that looks chic. shoes can be You want to look for fabrics that breathe. Nobody wants to button things up and a marvelous head out only to feel like you’re overheating. Linens have been a reliable staple for warmer weather threads, but if you’re not careful, pieces can end up wrinkled addition to an in mere minutes after you’ve put them on. There are some great wares on the market for more dressy affairs this spring. We’ve done the leg work for you and outfit that pops have found some exquisite pieces to bring some excitement to the fancier side of the overall look your duds this season. way out Blue Suede Shoes One for the money, but it’s definitely two for the show. Elvis might have crooned about them, but blue suede shoes can be a marvelous addition to an outfit that pops the overall look way out. Japanese-made kicks in blue suede, Ganryu’s version has stark white laces and a heft rubber crepe platform on the bottom for a jaunty-with-a-bit-of-fun waveform along the stitching. Del Toro’s Prince U Velvet Venetian Slippers, by contrast, will add some drama to every single one of your steps. The stacked heels and the grosgrain trim on the topline will hike the pizzazz will prove that you were made for walking.

Del Toro’s Prince U Velvet Venetian Slippers 18 NYCMONTHLY.COM Bonobos Washed Chino Opt For Olive this Italian-made masterpiece is light There’s not a man who doesn’t look great with at least a touch of olive green in his wardrobe. Bonobos has a great as a feather and pair of washed chinos, the Congos, which would add some solidly constructed earthy sleekness to a cocktail party or a Sunday brunch. so you can wear it Pair it with a white shirt, and the deep olive tones of these pants will turn some serious heads. Luxury brand Ari has anywhere, anytime. an exquisite olive accessory in the form of a deliciously creamy, soft, Italian cashmere scarf, perfect to accentuate a spring suit. For a weekend blazer, British clothier Gives & Hawkes offers a stylish Olive Washed Cotton Unstructured Jacket. With a lived-in and relaxed feel, it’s an easy piece to throw on and add some class to a casual ensemble. Kill The Collar Theory's Suits with a button down, while the standard for dressed- Neoprene Tee up occasions, don’t have to be the way to go for every event. Sometimes dressing in a blazer and some well-tailored slacks can allow for a fun, whimsical statement in the form of a t-shirt. A suit with a tee is a flirty and sexy way to cool off a more formal outfit. If you’re looking for a sleek tee to pair under a blazer, Ari’s Black Slit Crewneck is a sexy solid with a small v-shape slit in the collar that allows for a bit of edge on what would be a streamlined silhouette. For a flashy twist on an exemplary suited look, Theory’s Neoprene Tee is a gloriously fine ribbed number with twice-ditched detailing along the bottom hem and the edges of each sleeve. It’ll add a bit of radiant luster to what would be a plain, ordinary black top.

Brooks Brother's Double Up Double Breasted Double up and add a bit of flair to what might be tired Blazer and boring. Whether you’re looking at a double-breasted jacket or a double-breasted coat, the look can go a long way to add some drama to the suave statements made with a blazer. Always a reliable place to go for the discerning gent, Brooks Brothers’s Golden Fleece line has unveiled a gorgeous Twill Sport Coat in stark white. With a sensuous blend of cotton and linen, this Italian-made masterpiece is light as a feather and solidly constructed so you can wear it anywhere, anytime. For a more traditional spin on the double-breasted option, their Country Club Saxxon Wool Double-Breasted Blazer is a deliciously dark stroke of genius with bright gold buttons and dependably wide lapels. Brooks Brother's Twill Sport Coat WrittenWritten by Michaelby Michael Raver Raver 20 NYCMONTHLY.COM men's Hand-Chosen By Rue La La's Editors' picks Fashion Editors

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“These swim trunks feel dressed enough for drinks after the beach” Spring Gingham Swim Trunks Peter Millar “Obsessed with how many steps I’m walking every day—this is a great tool for staying in shape.” “Men’s wallets can be so boring--it’s nice to have one done in a bright color.” “Summer is the only true time for seersucker so I’ll wear this blazer Fitbit Blaze to a few events this season.” Fitbit Camoshita Seersucker Blazer Ferragamo Revivial Mr Porter ID Window LEather Bifold Wallet Sperry Gold A/O 1-Eye Rue La La Wedge Leather Boat Shoe David King & Co. Rue La La Top Zip Duffel Rue La La 22 NYCMONTHLY.COM women's Hand-Chosen By Rue La La's Editors' picks Fashion Editors

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"A woven tote makes summer feel official. I love the color-contrasted bottom on this one, I can bring this to the office or the beach." “I’ll still wear a bright pop of color on the lip, but opt for "Yes, you can bike in the city! more of a pink hue than .” But this cruiser is perfect for Lancome Hamptons weekends too." Miss Coquelicot Rouge Electra Cruiser Rue La LA REI

"Denim is on everything this season – and I’m especially a Hat Attack It has everything I’m obsessed with Twisted Tote right now in one look – ruffles, stripes, a fan of it on my footwear." Rue La La YSL cinched-waist and a muted pastel. Monogram Denim Espadrille GÜl HÜrgel Off-the-shoulder dress Rue La La Net-a-Porter 24 NYCMONTHLY.COM SHOPPING

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TURNINGStylish Pieces for POINT May

rom a certain point of view, May might just be the most month of the year. FThe sun hasn’t gotten too hot and the woes of wintertime gloom are long gone. The excitement of summertime adventures still lie ahead, yet things are currently blooming all around. Since the forecast is taking a turn for the better, why not dress for it? Don brighter colors and make bolder statements. Now that you no longer need that heavy winter coat, you can explore layering ideas and opting for pieces that can be transformed from daywear to nighttime garb. Celebrate the season by picking up some of these gorgeous head-turning pieces from these fabulous retailers.

Striped Everything There’s something about stripes that can bring a to anyone who sees them. They’re cheery and have the capacity to break up an outfit in a fun way. Spring is a great time to add some vibrancy to what you wear, and striped pieces are a sure-fire way to do that. The Line’s Khaite Emelia Tank is a nautical, viscose, square-necked a nautical, tank which bears a flirty quality. Accentuated with tubular seaming viscose, along the bodice and bisecting the back, this top is perfect for Sunday brunch. To ring in the spring in a breezier, earthier way, check out Copious Row’s Linen Slip Dress, square-necked which is a stark white spaghetti-strapped number stitched with whimsical, wavy, red tank which and white striping detail along the top and bottom. bears a flirty Audrey Hepburn quality

The Line’s 26 NYCMONTHLY.COM Khaite Emelia Tank sleek and Flatforms whimsical Flatforms have been championing the main attraction of a platform shoe with a posh flatforms the ease and comfort of a flat. Be it a sneaker or a sandal, you’ll be able to step reinvention up a bit with these bad boys. Give yourself a little height by drawing attention to all of the shirt the right places this season. dress Teva’s got an elegant version of a Flatform Sandal, which is a reinvented version of the brand’s traditional model. An elegant black pair of these kicks are just what the doctor ordered to spice things up without compromising foot comfort. The white version is also a posh Zimmerman’s Revolve's Perforated Oxford Flatform way to pop especially, when paired with Camille Jumpsuit a great pair of jeans. Zimmerman’s Perforated Oxford Flatform come in a super-stylish blue leather and are accented with waxed cotton cord laces tipped with silver toggles. If you’re looking for sleek and whimsical flatforms, they Utilitarian Chic are an absolutely exquisite way to go. When garments can be useful, their Cuyana's wearability is amped way up. Function and Weekender Bag form can exist peacefully side by side when Oversized Carry-All Bags utilitarian chic is the modus operandi. Getting out of dodge requires more than Pockets, loops, collars, buttons, and zippers just motivation and a perfect ensemble. are all excellent features for functional You’ll need a great bag to cart all of your pieces and can allow for easy segues from gear around. The oversized carry-all daytime to nighttime if you choose carefully. bag has transformed travel, as it’s now What’s great about items like these is that possible to tote around everything in they require little-to-no effort. one stylish pack for a weekend getaway. Revolve’s Camille Jumpsuit is a Mark and Graham’s soft Suede Boho prime example of this, made from a flirty Tote, which is available in three deep, striped cotton/viscose blend that’s perfect bold colors, bears glorious craftsmanship for spring. The halter top sets it apart and boasts incredible durability. The from those stodgy jumpsuits that hide expansive interior will fit everything you’ll your curves, while the pleats in front are need, while the chic leather straps will made to flatter.Theory’s Necktie Dress make it a breeze to carry. is another utilitarian piece that merges Cuyana’s magnificent Weekender some frivolity with a wide and adjustable Bag sets the bar high for the days-long neckline. Cut from luxurious Italian getaway, with gold metal hardware, stretch cotton, the sleeves are cuffed, and zippers, leather handles, and luxurious there are handy interior drawstring ties. twill lining. With sturdy cotton canvas on Theory's It’s a posh reinvention of the shirt dress, the outside, it’s a stylish and versatile bag Necktie Dress embracing strength and structure while still that has plenty of room for all of your odds highlighting all of your best assets. and ends. 28 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Raver NYC SHOPPING SPOTLIGHT Shopping for Mother’s Day? The tender TOUS Those values are immediately evident in the bear is available in a dizzying assortment of quality of craftsmanship of each TOUS piece. baubles and bangles. As co-owner Rosa Tous The Spring/Summer 2017 collection includes explains, “I saw a teddy bear in a shop window, and colorful gems in the shape of the signature I thought that it would be beautiful to transform TOUS bear, encircled by a silhouette-hugging it into a jewel. It brings pleasant memories…and frame and enclosed within a hoop of pink vermeil our mission is to link those memories with the silver. Strung from a chain of beads to match the pleasure of giving.” First introduced in 1985, the gemstone bear, such as amazonite or rhodonite, it’s TOUS bear quickly became an internationally a colorful medallion that is at recognizable recognized emblem, embodying a youthful awe and nicely unique, available in a rainbow of on- and breathing freshness and whimsy into the trend colors. As with the custom pieces that luxury brand. The best recognized is the “Bubble” Rosa crafted decades ago, each TOUS piece can bear, introduced in 2009; it marked the symbol’s be personalized by pairing a medallion with a biggest creative development ever and proudly chain or integrating unexpected textures, such represents TOUS today in more as leather or titanium. than 45 countries. “our mission is to Looking beyond their jewelry But the TOUS brand is far more keep delighting lines, TOUS prides themselves seasoned than its relatively new on practical-yet-elegant watches, ursine ambassador: it was founded our customers many adorned with their subtle in 1920 as a humble family watch with creativity, bear symbol, as well as a thoughtful shop in Manresa, Spain, but found design, and collection of handbags in premium TOUS its stride under the guidance of co- leather and other materials. They innovation, yet Growing While Bearing owners Rosa Oriol and Salvador also offer colorful umbrellas, Their Family Traditions Tous in the 1960s. They married without losing premium mosaic pens, and fun in 1965, inheriting the family our essence and key rings – in their bear shape, of business, and quickly took steps to course, but also colorful leather “Chic” and “adorable” differentiate the brand from other values.” crabs and butterflies, among many are not often used to describe luxury jewelry lines. By 1970, Rosa ALBA TOUS other animal designs. was custom-crafting jewelry for the same thing. But they’re Like the products themselves, the their customers; since then, the affordable-luxury just the terms for TOUS, of shopping for a TOUS gift (even for yourself!) brand has added handbags, perfumes, watches, iconic jewelry whose is distinctive and luxe. Attentive associates are glasses, and other accessories. Thanks to their carefully trained to speak knowledgeably about chic lines of lifestyle accessories pioneering efforts, TOUS catapulted from a cult- the brand’s many offerings, and their innovative and adorable icon, the TOUS classic Spanish line into international stardom. “after sales” team provides support and even Today, Gwyneth Paltrow is a proud spokesmodel bear, have made them one of the outreach long after a purchase is completed to for TOUS, which is carried on five continents and world’s most successful jewelers. ensure your continuing satisfaction and delight. in more than 500 stores. The Spanish company boasts an It is in keeping with the company’s family-driven impressive footprint here in New Now under the leadership of chairwoman ethos to extend the utmost care to shoppers, York, with shops in Rockefeller Alba Tous, the daughter of Rosa and Salvador, including workshop service to repair and adjust the brand continues to grow – and to win new pieces, cleaning, maintenance, and of course, the Center, on Broadway in SoHo, fans. Their playful Friends & Fans Days, held in custom orders that were the building blocks of the and in the new World Trade June, offer discounts on the brand’s many lines, brand’s contemporary success. Their recognizable Center, it’s impossible to venture as well as free gifts with purchases and playful oval boxes, available in a small rainbow of pastels, out in any of the top shopping raffles. As Alba Tous says, “our mission is to keep make delightful gifts, and their brand reaches neighborhoods in the city delighting our customers with creativity, design, from adult women down to an exclusive without being tempted by their and innovation, yet without losing our essence line that, of course, prominently features and values.” the TOUS bear. artful accessories and instantly recognizable bear. Chic and adorable, indeed.

Written by Leah Blewett COCKTAILS

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pring in Manhattan comes in myriad ways. Park springAvenue’s meridian is landscaped and in full bloom, S Central Park re-fills with joggers, and it’s once again hard to get a sidewalk seat at cafés. The warming weather seems to permeate all parts of city life—even the drinking culture, which adopts an emphasis on seasonal cocktails as fresh as a bouquet of flowers . . . literally so, with these four flower-based drinks. Nestled near the lobby in Chelsea’s eco-friendly Hotel Henri, Shay & Ivy greets guests with a sign over its entrance stating, “Just be yourself, everyone else is taken.” Happily, the restaurant and bar helps diners let down their guard and do just that with its unpretentious, relaxing vibe that feels something like a secret indoor garden in the city. An outdoor patio and walls of ivy and candlelit wooden tables make for an atmosphere as fresh and light as its seafood-centric menu that uses largely organic fare and features a number of vegan options, too. The cocktails are accordingly garden-inspired, combining unique flavors like pear, ginger, and rosemary in the vodka-based Ripple Effect, or pomegranate, cloves, and lemon in the bourbon-based Logan Alexander. As spring rolls in, perhaps the most relevant option is Mum’s the Word, a seasonal interpretation of mulled wine that turns the classically substantial drink into Cocktails a light, floral elixir made of sparkling wine, vodka, and hibiscus mulling syrup. Make note that Shay & to Ring in Ivy is more of a hideaway than a flashy hangout spot, making it an ideal spot for a date after a day of gallery the Season hopping in the area. (39 West 24th St.)

32 NYCMONTHLY.COM Hidden East Village speakeasy Angel’s Share is now 23 years into operations and still regarded as one of the top cocktail spots in the city. Its well-regarded nature means that it’s not the insiders-only spot it once was, but what has lessened in secrecy seems to have been gained in dignified elegance. Up a flight of stairs through an unmarked door near Astor Square, the tiny bar The Eleanor: still draws some of the most discerning drinkers a flirty to come and relax on old leather armchairs by the romantic backlit bar, admire the cherub-filled and potent ceiling mural, and listen to jazz. concoction Talented bartenders, often visiting from other of gin, rosé, countries, can whip up anything you like off- lemon, fresh the-cuff or draw from the exhaustive menu of strawberries, drinks, each more delicious-sounding than the and rose water last. However, the Sleepy Rum in particular has Sleepy Rum at Angel's Share gained quite a following and is absolutely worth a try for lovers of a sour; with lemon juice, egg There was once a bar on the Lower East Side white, and lavender-infused rum, it’s frothy and called Milk & Honey, which became famous among tart, with a hint of one of nature’s most relaxing cocktail lovers and mixologists worldwide for herbs. (8 Stuyvesant St.) inventing some of the best modern-classic cocktails to date—namely the Penicillin, a medicine of When Atwood Kitchen & Bar Room opened in 2015, it was one of the first establishments Scotch, lemon, and ginger-honey syrup. Milk to step into the upper edge of Midtown East & Honey closed in 2013, but two of its primary The Eleanor at Atwood and redefine the drinking culture here. While bartenders stayed behind and carried on the neighboring Irish and sports bars boasted legacy by opening Attaboy in the same space chalkboard signs and banners promoting wild and with equally inventive creations. happy hours and dollar shots, Atwood became Brick walls, filament bulbs, shelves of books, a haven for anyone wanting to have a drink and and New Order-filled soundtracks fill the long enjoy it too, even at 4 a.m. (it stays open as late boxcar-like space, lending a laid-back intimacy Mum's the Word: as its brethren). Accompanied by a large menu that Milk & Honey eschewed in lieu of reservation- of upmarket American fare—bone marrow with only and even no-flirting policies. Now, you can a light, floral fig marmalade, roasted porcini ravioli—the pop in unannounced and eye a cutie at the long elixir made of cocktail menu is both approachable and original, bar, too. There’s no menu here, so either come sparkling wine, sophisticated without sounding overly daring. with an idea of what you’d like as your drink Some, like the tequila-based Guapo Sour, are of the night, or better yet, suggest a mood or vodka, and flavor and then the rest to the suspenders- hibiscus mulling fixtures, while others change with the season, like spring standout The Eleanor: a flirty and potent clad bartenders, who are sure to come up with syrup concoction of gin, rosé, lemon, fresh strawberries, a delicious work of genius. Or, for bonus points and rose water. Run by the same duo behind this season, ask for the Greenpoint—another of Shay & Ivy, Atwood is again a place to come for the now internationally known drinks invented an upmarket feel and fine fare without all the here—which playfully embodies its Brooklynite hoo-ha of a celebrity-chef venture—especially name by twisting a classic Manhattan with green at weekend brunch, when the bi-level space fills Chartreuse. (134 Eldridge St.) Mum's the Word at Shay &Ivy up early with diners thirsty for a Fully Loaded Written by Gabrielle Lipton Bloody or blackberry margarita. (986 Second Ave.) RESTAURANTS CINCO Celebrate the Holiday at These DE Mexican Hot Spots MAYO ay means it’s time for America to celebrate its Mfavorite south-of-the-border holiday, and what better way to do so than with a fabulous Mexican meal? From the true and authentic to the trendy and interpretive, these spots are solid reminders of just how much fun this cuisine can be.

t the northern edge of Battery Park, El Vez is Awhere Lower Manhattan comes to get its Mexican fix. Part of the flashy STARR restaurant group, El Vez offers plenty of entertainment both on and off the plate. There’s a photo booth by the bar (which houses some 150 tequilas and mezcals), a grab-and-go burrito station, and extremely photogenic sculptures made of tequila bottles. A beacon of modern Mexican, the menu channels Mexican food through a decidedly American filter. That said, it’s so well executed that even purists are sure to be pleased by options like guacamole with pomegranate, blood orange, and pine nuts; butternut squash quesadillas; “Baja style” whole branzino with watercress and pickled jalapenos; and duck mole manchamantales, a of sorts served with pickled pumpkin and cactus salad. types of margaritas come by-the-glass or in pitchers and elevate the drink into creations tinged with ginger and rhubarb in the Diablo Ahumado and hibiscus, white pepper, and aromatic salt in the Hibiscus. Needless to say, this place stays buzzy all night. (259 Vesey St.)

36 NYCMONTHLY.COM Sangria at Gran Electrica El Vez is where Lower Manhattan comes to get its Mexican fix.

El Vez Nachos at La Contenta

ans of the film Easy Rider will feel like they when mixed with grape, oregano, mint, and lime in appropriate. As indicated by the cheery teal walls Funearthed a gem with La Contenta, a tiny the Pulque de Uvas, or simply with fresh pineapple and friendly staff, Playa Betty’s urges its guests neighborhood Mexican joint down on the Lower juice. (102 Norfolk St.) to pull up a bar stool at the large bar, throw back East Side named after a cantina in the film. Its a paloma or two (though they’re known to nspired by the tastes and style of the Southern name translates to “the happy” and promises to be strong), and not take life too seriously. (320 California coastline, Playa Betty’s brings the have its guests feeling as such. In contrast to most I Amsterdam Avenue) West Coast to the Upper West Side and is one of the Mexican restaurants in the city—including those closest things to a surf shack that Manhattan has. estled under the Manhattan Bridge in this article—La Contenta is the real deal when A neon sign about the open kitchen tells guests to near the waterfront in the tiny Brooklyn it comes to authentic cuisine. N “eat tacos!”, which come as options neighborhood of Dumbo, the back garden at Gran Mexican chef and owner Luis La Contenta is such as the Tac-O-Fella of fried Eléctrica is the spot to be on breezy, warm spring Arce Mota, who’s sharpened the real deal oysters with spinach and chorizo nights spent on this side of the East River. Small Garden at Gran Electrica his knives in numerous top and the I Can Hass Taco? with tables underneath strings of fairy lights are establishments in the city, prepares when it comes to tempura-battered hass avocados. grounds for slow dinners of exquisite Mexican fare in the Margarita de Remolacha—and the mezcal- pork feet in a spicy stew, queso authentic cuisine. There are also “Tot”chos, a platter made of the freshest ingredients—think potent based Oaxacan Old Fashioned with mole bitters dip of four different cheeses, and of tater-tots piled high with all the ceviche of market fish-of-the-day, chorizo made is not to be missed by lovers of the stalwart drink. battered catfish tacos with chipotle aioli. Mexican usual nacho fixings, and guacamole is served with from Berkshire pork encased with Chihuahua As nights progress, the bar inside fills with a cool mixologist Alex Valencia, meanwhile, makes sure various sides for diners to add in themselves. cheese in quesadillas, seasonal vegetable tacos local crowd, but don’t expect any raucous rounds guests get nice and juiced before venturing out into topped with micro greens, and cod marinated in of tequila shots; this is a classy joint. There’s a For the health-focused, brown rice and red quinoa the surrounding streets. Cocktails are fashioned fennel and basted with agave and cilantro pesto distinctly artful feel about the place, and if you grain bowls with options like lemon-marinated from all manner of agave liquors—sotol and raicilla served alongside seasoned long-grain rice. look carefully at the Day of the Dead–themed kale and grilled tofu sound like just the thing a add interesting twists to classic drinks like a illustrations on the wallpaper, you’ll notice that Hollywood starlet would eat after a workout on Cocktails are equally original and well crafted, Negroni—and for the daring, there’s even pulque, the scenes are quirkily set in Brooklyn. (5 Front the waves. In the warm months, it’s the type of making use of plenty of garden ingredients— a pungent fermented-maguey drink made palatable St., Brooklyn) place where flip-flops and cutoffs seem perfectly blackberries in the sangria, red beets and lime

38 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Gabrielle Lipton CONCERTS

MUSIC MUSTSfor may Catch These Acts Springing Up Around the City

he summer season is around the corner, the May 22 at Brooklyn Steel. UK soul singer Jacob Tnights are longer, and we are ready to rock. Banks stirs the crowd May 4 at Mercury Lounge, French composer Jean-Michel Jarre plays his Dada Life gets silly at All New Warehouse in first-ever New York City show at Radio City Music Brooklyn May 20, rapper T.I. thrills May 8 at B.B. Hall on May 20 after a decades-long career and his King Club, Australian electronic duo Empire first Grammy nomination this year. Our interview of the Sun inspires May 10 at Terminal 5, and R&B with the storied electronic producer can be found singers Marsha Ambrosius and Eric Benet join on the following pages. forces for two shows at B.B. King Blues Club on May 2 & 3. For the best of the rest this barbecue Also in town are Atlanta rapper Future, who season, look no further... takes over Barclays Center on May 19, British band The xx, who grace Forest Hills Stadium both Country royalty Tim McGraw & Faith Hill May 19 & 20 with Sampha, Irish indie-rock band have joined forces in 2017 with a new record on Two Door Cinema Club, who play Brooklyn Steel its way as well as the return of their Soul2Soul May 1, and Chicago DJ Kaskade, who lights up World Tour coming to the Prudential Center on Hammerstein both May 16 & 17. May 4 (they will return to the region October 27 at Brooklyn's Barclays Center). The married country UK rock band Catfish and the Bottlemen take singers have toured since 1996 on McGraw's the stage May 6 at Brooklyn Steel, heavy metal Spontaneous Combustion tour, followed by their band Mastodon smashes Hammerstein Ballroom Faith Hill & Tim McGraw first round of Soul2Soul, which started in 2000 Photo Credit Becky Fluke May 11, D.C. rapper Wale rhymes May 25 at Irving and continued in 2006. Plaza, and synth-pop duo Marian Hill delights 40 NYCMONTHLY.COM The duo, who still record solo albums, signed a launched her career with that single at the age of 13 likely to hear a Taylor Swift song like "Welcome To playing Central Park and in the fall. joint record deal with Sony earlier this year, and the still plays the hits like "Baby It's You," "Too Little New York," since the folk rocker covered her entire The WorldWired 2017 North American Tour comes first single from their first duets record is "Speak to a Too Late," "" and "Anything," 1989 album. May 14 to MetLife Stadium and May 17 to the Girl," which they world-premiered last month on the which samples Toto's 1982 smash "Africa," but her Nassau Coliseum with on both Adams' 16th album Prisoner speaks to every Academy of Country Music Awards. The frequently new material is just as compelling. dates and Volbeat joining on the 17th. human about being "trapped in a quest for love," honored Male Vocalist and Female Vocalist Of The With a pop voice that leans R&B, she's as beautifully captured on new single Having sold over 100 million Year will likely play a number of their previous impressive vocally as her contemporaries on three- "Doomsday" as well as tracks albums worldwide and won eight duets including the recent "Meanwhile Back at the raucous song comeback EP "III" (aka "Tringle"), like the "Breakdown" and "Outbound Train." career Grammys, the 2009 Rock & Mama's," "Like We Never Loved at house banger "," With an emotive vocal style and show will Roll Hall of Fame inductees are one All," "Let's Make Love," "Just to Hear a young introspective fight song "Save My guitar skills to match, Adams has leave new and of the most electrifying bands in the You Say That You Love Me," and "It's Soul" and the heart-wrenching "Say collaborated with everyone from world, with vocalist/guitarist James Your Love." With millions of records woman with longtime fans Love." On her new record, title soul Emmylou Harris to Green Day's Hetfield, drummer Lars Ulrich, lead sold to each of their names, some of satisfied with a life experience track "Mad Love" and "F*ck Apologies" Billie Joe Armstrong, Counting guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Tim’s and Faith's solo hits will be in and powerful showcase a mature set of songs from Crows to Norah Jones, and he's rock experience Robert Trujillo leading the pack. the mix, like Tim's "Something Like a young woman with life experience produced albums for Willie Nelson, by one of the With their anthemic song "Enter That," "Live Like You Were Dying," pipes to match and powerful pipes to match. But her Jesse Malin, Jenny Lewis and Fall Sandman," hits like "Nothing and "Humble and Kind" and Faith's most storied anthem, the self-worth ballad "I Am.," Out Boy. With his expansive musical Else Matters," "Until It Sleeps," "There You'll Be," "This Kiss," and "The Way You bands in modern is the most earth-shattering vocal of all. work, Adams has been known to "I Disappear," and new singles Love Me." Atlanta group The Shadowboxers open cover some greats like Johnny Cash, music "Hardwired," "Moth Into Flame," the Newark date. Grammy-nominated singer- Ryan , Oasis, Madonna, and and "Atlas, Rise!," the raucous show Adams delivers the Prisoner Tour to the Beacon 26-year-old Boston native JoJo returned on the Backstreet Boys, so expect some possible surprises. will leave new and longtime fans satisfied with a Theater May 2 & 3. Adams' signature song "New scene last year with her third album Mad Love, her rock experience by one of the most storied bands in York, New York" will certainly be on the set list, as Bay Area heavy metal band Metallica returns first in 10 years. But she's back and playing Irving modern music, all in a stadium setting. well as "Let It Ride" and "Lucky Now" and fans are to New York with two tri-state-area shows after Plaza on May 2. The "Leave (Get Out)" singer who Written by Michael Menachem 42 NYCMONTHLY.COM NYC CONCERT SPOTLIGHT

What took you so long to return to the United hanging around. This is also New York for me. States, and why have you never played New What is important for you to illustrate with York City before? these two albums that electronic music really I remember two times we thought about it, and we does cross over into all music? And there are JEAN-MICHEL JARRE planned an event with New York and embraced two kinds of electronic music: there is the Record-Breaking Composer Celebrates Past, Present & Future at Radio City doing a big concept in Central Park and were process of creating music electronically and almost there, and then for different reasons it then there is the genre of electronic music. didn't happen, and then I was not available to do Electronic music as you said is everywhere because it. Things are passing very quickly for me in my of the technique we use. Beyond this, electronic life and I said on the last tour that I would really music for me has always been not a genre like like to come to North America with a project that rock, hip-hop, or punk. For very simple reasons, was tailor made for the States. With New York, it's because it's a different way of approaching when I was a teenager, I went for the first time in music composition. Before electronic music, we front of Radio City, and I said my dream one day were approaching music, especially in the Western would be to play here. world, by writing notes on a piece At what age was that trip? of paper and giving this piece of "The New York paper to musicians to play your I was 18 years old. I obviously music. [knew] the legendary aspect of artistic scene the place, but I don't know why. for me has You have in the history of music This place, for me, you couldn't people who all their lives wrote give me anything else, Madison been a major music, composed music, then Square Garden, anything. When influence" never heard their music because I discussed with William Morris, JEAN-MICHEL JARRE they didn't find a publisher able the first thing I said [was], "Okay, to invest. It was all in their I don't care about anything else, but I want to play mind. So, it was very intellectual in a sense, and Radio City,” and here I am, so I'm so excited. I'm suddenly, with electronic music you become your so excited also because I love New York. I love the own craftsman, you become your own conductor, hectic aspect of New York, and this concert is quite your own publisher, your own producer. hectic; it's quite dynamic. The Electronica collaborations cross over I always wanted to convey through visuals how I from punk to rock to classical to singer- approach music by mixing and doing architecture songwriter types. Were you ever drawn to a of sounds – soundscapes – and for me, New York is particular sound that was popular in New Guinness Book of World Records holder on several accounts for largest audiences at concerts, all about architecture and sounds and landscapes, York from like rock and roll in 50s, to folk AJean-Michel Jarre earned a nomination for his first Grammy in 2017 for Best Dance/ urban landscapes. in the 60s, to disco in the 70s, to punk and Electronic Album for Electronica 1: The Time Machine. It’s a two-part series that celebrates metal in the 80s? many eras of music with collaborations ranging from Hans Zimmer and to Pete What has New York represented to you over Townshend and Moby. The French composer and producer may be somewhat unknown to the the years growing up? It's very interesting that in New York, like everywhere else, every decade denied what they mainstream, but Jarre is an idol to super fans (selling over 80 million records). First of all, it's linked to a cool, careful approach had. In the 70s, people were saying the 60s were to painting, music, The Village, jazz, Jackson He was honored as the first Western musician ever invited to perform in post-Mao China, so great, and the 80s people were saying the 70s, Pollock. The New York artistic scene for me has at the Great Pyramids in Egypt, in the Sahara Desert, at the Eiffel Tower, and for a record even the early zeroes, that was great. So it's like been a major influence. 3.5 million people in Moscow, and for 1.3 million at his only U.S. performance in Houston in this, and New York is very like that for a long time. 1986 for NASA's 25th anniversary commemorating the Challenger Mission. Another reason is, I've been linked with jazz [since] When you look back, you see all these fantastic Photo Credit EDDA Jarre promises his return to the U.S. and first-ever date at Radio City Music Hall May 20 a very early age. My mom’s best friend had the decades in New York, I mean, from jazz and blues will be nothing short of extraordinary. He spoke with New York City Monthly about his desire biggest jazz club in Paris where modern jazz people to rock to punk to hip-hop and also experimental to play this iconic venue since the age of 18; what makes cities, especially New York, so crucial like John Coltrane, Don Cherry, Chet Baker were music. It's amazing. to electronic music; and why his music must be seen to be believed on this new tour... playing. I was a little kid during the afternoon just Written by Michael Menachem

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NYCFC vs. Atlanta Sunday @ 4:00pm Yankee Stadium

The expansion team from Atlanta makes its first trip to the Bronx Great boxing comes to Brooklyn 7to take on The Blues. Star striker once again, as fans will be treated David Villa is off to a hot start for to a championship unification the hometown team, as they look bout. WBC Champion Badou Jack to build off last year’s successful will face the IBF champion, 2008 season. Atlanta is led by Josef Olympic gold medal winner James Martinez, who has been among DeGale in a Libertysuper-middleweight vs. the league leaders in goals scored. title fight. ThisSparks bout has been long- For the best experience, join Mets vs. awaited, andTues. will determine @ 7:00pm the the Third Rail, the supporters Angels top fighter inMSG their weight class. club for NYCFC, buy tickets for Sat. @ 7:15pm This will be the headline fight on The defending WNBA champion their section, and sing along Citi Field a terrific card. 30LA Sparks visit the Garden for throughout the game. the first time this season, coming 20One of the true benefits of off one of the most memorable interleague play is getting to see championship series in WNBA stars from the other league. The history. Regular season MVP best player in the game, Mike Nneka Ogwumike capped off Trout, makes his first trip to her season with a game winning Citi Field to take on the Mets. In shot with 3.1 seconds left to give his first five full seasons, he has the Sparks the 2016 title. Not to won 2 MVP awards, and finished be outdone, Liberty star center second 3 times. Take advantage of Charles was named Eastern this rare occasion to catch Trout Conference Player of the Month in Queens. All three weekend in each of the season’s 4 months, games feature giveaways, and is looking to capture her including an exclusive David second MVP award. Wright figure on . World Championship Boxing Sat. @ 7:00pm MSG Championship Boxing returns to the Garden with WWE Raw a match-up between two top Yankees vs. Mon. @ 7:30pm Junior Welterweight fighters. Prudential Center Undefeated World Champion Terence “Bud” Crawford defends his unified WBO / WBC / Ring Astros 15WWE Raw comes back to New Magazine titles against former (Derek Jeter Jersey Being Retired) Jersey, with a live televised show. Olympic gold medalist and The fallout from WrestleMania 33 top-rated contender Felix Diaz. Sunday @ 7:30pm Yankee Stadium and Payback continues to drive Crawford (30-0, 21 KOs), will the storylines, and with Extreme be making his Madison Square The Houston Astros will bring their young talent Rules just two weeks away, the Garden Arena debut. “Bud” has 14 feuds will be dialed up to their won five of his last seven fights to the Bronx for a weekend series. The true highest level. Expect Braun via knockout, and will be looking star of the night, however, won’t be playing: the Strowman and Roman Reigns to for his 31st consecutive career feature heavily in the action at Yankees are retiring Derek Jeter’s number 2, victory. Top rated contender Diaz the Prudential Center. (19-1, 9 KOs) is the first boxer the last single digit to be worn by the legendary from the Dominican Republic to team. Be sure to be there early for the pre-game ever win an Olympic gold medal. festivities honoring the future Hall-of-Famer. There are sure to be many special guests on hand to honor the Captain.

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based on the TRUE STORY real life in broadway lights

his month we take a look at plays and musicals Tinspired by true life stories and, in the process, see that real life is often just as compelling as fiction. ased on the headline-making story of David Hampton, Ba con man who duped some of New York’s wealthiest couples in the 1980s, ’s modern classic Degrees of Separation finds life this spring in a new revival starring stage and screen favorite (The West Wing, Drop Dead Gorgeous) and Tony Award- winning actor . The poignant comedy-drama follows a wealthy Manhattan couple who find themselves at the center of an extraordinary adventure after falling for the ruse of a charismatic con man. After an unbelievable series of events involving Paul, a young man claiming to be the son of and friend of their children, Ouisa and Flan Kittredge endeavor to piece together the imposter’s true identity. Throughout the ordeal, they also contend with the ripple effects his presence has had on their lives. Directed by Trip Cullman, Six Degrees of Separation is ultimately an understated and touching musing on the nature of human interconnectivity and how unexpected experiences can offer our lives the most meaning. ( Theatre, 243 W. 47th St.)

Allison Janney starring in 50 NYCMONTHLY.COM Six Degrees of Separation heatre legends Patti Lupone and attacks. When 38 planes were grounded TChristine Ebersole are pitted during the tragic events, the coastal against each other in the juicy new town of Gander saw its population musical Warpaint, inspired by the double as 6,579 passengers became Warpaint is true-life rivalry between two of the stranded at the tiny Newfoundland ultimately a greatest business leaders of the 20th airport. century. The new musical is the story celebration of the is based on actual of cosmetic entrepreneurs Helena two women who interviews conducted with locals about Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden, whose their experiences during the harrowing blazed trails as revolutionary spirit forever changed the time. This affecting new musical is they built empires face of the beauty industry. about the unexpected camaraderie in a business world As wildly creative as they were and human connections that arose from dominated by men. fiercely competitive, both women were an unimaginable situation. (Gerald true pioneers in their field with careers Schoenfeld Theatre, 236 W. 45th St.) spanning over 50 irect from years. Warpaint a critically is ultimately a Come From Away D acclaimed Off- celebration of finds inspiration for Broadway run, the two women its touching story the new play who blazed transfers trails as they in the aftermath to the Lincoln built empires of one of history’s Center’s Vivian in a business Beaumont world dominated darkest and most theatre this by men. The incomprehensible days. spring. The new musical also drama by J.T. offers an inside Rogers is the view into the exotic locales that served starring in thrilling and intriguing story behind as backdrops for ’s lives, the signing of the 1993 Oslo Accords from the glamorous heights of Fifth between the State of Israel and the Avenue society to the congressional Palestine Liberation Organization. The halls of Washington, D.C. Warpaint is play follows the until-now untold story directed by and features of the Norwegian couple Mona Juul and an all-new score from Scott Frankel and Terje Rod-Larsen as they planned and , the acclaimed musical orchestrated the top-secret and high- writing team behind level meetings that ultimately led to and Far From Heaven. (Nederlander the signing of the accords at the White Theatre, 208 W. 41st St.) House in 1993. he critically lauded new musical The diplomat and her social scientist Come From Away finds inspiration T husband fought rigorously not only to for its touching story in the aftermath bring the declaration to fruition but also of one of history’s darkest and most to ultimately change the world. Oslo incomprehensible days. From the rivetingly brings their story to life. Tony Canadian writing duo Sankoff and winner (The King and , the new production follows I, ) directs this true-life the extraordinary real-life events that political thriller starring Oslo and the cast of unfolded in a small Canadian town Photo by T. Charles Come From Away and . (Vivian Beaumont Photo by Matthew Murphy during and after the 9/11 terrorist Erickson Theatre, 150 W. 65th St.)

Written by Kyle Stockburger 52 NYCMONTHLY.COM NYC THEATER SPOTLIGHT You've had quite the year, starring in one So it became home, and literally halfway through of the biggest blockbusters of the season, school I moved uptown to the Upper West Side. Kong, and also in 24: Legacy. How did you And while we were at Juilliard the NYU kids even have the time to fit in a Broadway were the cool kids downtown and we wished we production? could come hang with the cool kids, but when I got uptown it was an artist collective. I was Really it was the need to be back on the stage. I paying $350 a month, I had a tiny room, but it missed it. My last show was Romeo & and was thrilling because those are the moments you it was thrilling. My goal as an artist is just to are grinding and collaborating and workshopping. do work that I like and work that I'm passionate But New York became a character, an influence about. in my life, just as much as the rest of my life. I could have done a lot of things over the course of You play Paul, a con man to a wealthy New this hiatus, but I read this play, and Six Degrees York City couple. Courtney B. Vance was the is just a masterful kind of work. It's a complicated original Broadway actor who played your character, it's a complicated piece. I just wanted character in 1990, and then to jump into it wholeheartedly. Will Smith was in the 1993 film Allison Janney and John "Six Degrees version. Why is this iteration of Benjamin Hickey are of course is just a the production a must-see on two celebrated, award-winning Broadway right now? actors. What are you most masterful Everyone is trying to find their looking forward to in terms of kind of work." identity and understand who they with them? COREY HAWKINS are in relation to other people, They are the nicest people. They not just immigrants but in terms are the most kind, loving, big hearted, and funny of the race construction and what that is, and [people]. But they are that way as people, not just culture, and wanting to be seen. We are all just as actors. It's just a huge part of it, because if trying to survive and be seen for not just who we you're not pleasant to work with it could go wrong are but who we think we are. really fast. But these are two award-winning It's that thing of six degrees where we live in the actors who give me the freedom -- and I get the age of Google and social media, and everyone luxury of sitting beside them and playing on COREY HAWKINS “feeling connected but not.” It's a play about stage with them every day. RISING STAR OF FILM & TV RETURNS TO BROADWAY experience. I can find the link to you, I know We'll be sometimes on stage in rehearsal and someone who knows someone else who knows it will be the most serious moment ever in the orey Hawkins is one of the hardest-working actors out there, taking 2017 by storm with you I'm sure, but it's about the actual connection play, and then literally everyone will just burst his role in Kong: Skull Island and the lead in FOX's 24: Legacy. He also returned to getting to that person. I think that's what Paul C out laughing. At the same time we're able to Broadway this spring alongside seven-time Emmy Award-winning actress Allison Janney does. snap back into it and get back into the work. I (Mom, The West Wing) and Tony Award-winning actor John Benjamin Hickey (The Normal It's also the 90s and we didn't have technology to just feel really lucky. Heart) in the revival of Six Degrees of Separation. find people. In that time, he waltzed into these The Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-nominated 1990 play by John Guare resonates today as a How do you think Juilliard prepared you people's lives. One of the lines Paul says, "I am revival with themes highlighting class, race, identity, and crime and opened at the Ethel best for a career in entertainment and the Columbus. I am Magellan. I will sail into this Barrymore Theatre on April 25 for a limited 15-week run. arts? new world." Imagination where we are today is Photo Credit: Eric Hobbs We would go six in the morning to, you know, what's missing sometimes. At just 28 years of age, Corey Hawkins, a Washington, D.C. native and Juilliard alumnus, midnight, and then do it again. We called has flexed his acting muscle with a career that ranges from starring in The play is also hilarious, so I just think right now it "The Jailyard" because we were there for so long on Broadway to playing Dr. Dre in the smash Straight Outta Compton. Hawkins spoke it's a timely piece, and a lot of people are going and people never really saw us because we were with New York City Monthly and reminisced on his training and memories from Juilliard, to see themselves in one of these characters. It tucked in the corner. We always said we were praised his famous co-stars and creative partners, and shared why the stage was the place holds the mirror up to us and where we are today, breathing the same air as and to return to following numerous high-profile film and TV projects... and that's what theater is all about. and who all went there.

54 NYCMONTHLY.COM Written by Michael Menachem NEW YORK NATIVE SPOTLIGHT You’ve been playing Rowan Pope for five and homosexuality, which the African-American seasons now. Does the character still excite community by large doesn’t like talking about. They you as much as it did in the beginning? don’t like that subject, and yet that film did really well because it surprised people. I understand you Absolutely. Rowan is a tremendous character who is need to tell stories about slavery, about equal rights enormously complicated. I love his relationship with and the civil rights movement but, if that’s all I see, Olivia [his daughter, played by ]. then I begin to think that’s all Hollywood knows It’s all very juicy kind of material. He’s one of those how to sell. When I see movies like Moonlight characters that does and says the kinds of things or Lion, those movies excite me because they’re that many other people would like to do and say, different, because they do something else, and I but he actually does them. would think that’s important. When Scandal first premiered, it was You’re a born and bred New Yorker. How has revolutionary in that it cast an African- the city changed throughout the years? American woman, Kerry Washington, as the lead. Six seasons later, does that matter even I guess New York is always changing. It’s like going more given the political climate we’re in? to any other large city: they’re always building something, tearing something apart. It seems that I think television has sort of come to a place where the big idea, supposedly, is trying to make Times they are purposely trying to paint worlds that are Square more of a walking mall. Trying to get traffic similar to the world that you will see when you walk to go around it instead of going through it. I think outside your door. Whereas I think that Hollywood all that stuff is great, it just makes the city a lot films are still kind of stuck in the star system so more affable and warm and welcoming. that [they’re] being made for and around the stars. In terms of theater specifically, has anything Why do you think that is? changed at all? I think it’s like two different parties of government. JOE The one thing that New York has over almost I think that television is more liberal. It’s also any other city is theater. What’s great is that less expensive than film. That is, the risk is less there are more and more on expensive. Even if you’re spending a couple of Broadway and the greatest change, I think, is that million dollars per episode, that [might] total up MORTON you have more and more film stars or television The Actor Muses on the Advancements to a $100 million for your season. For film, they stars going on Broadway. On one hand, [that’s] spend $100 million to make the film and have to of Television, the Fallbacks of Hollywood, terrific [because] it brings people to the theater. hope over a weekend that they make most of that and the Supremacy of New York. On the other hand, I keep thinking that there are money back and they have to hope that, when it people who have spent their lives trying to get to goes to Europe, they make some of that money Broadway who don’t do film, who don’t do TV, and back again. they’re wonderful, talented actors, and I think they “I love New York,” It seems like the two most successful film kind of get shoved aside and replaced by stardom. proclaims Joe Morton when discussing his native city over the phone. “I think it’s genres today are comic book adaptations and Where do you like to spend your time while probably if not the best city in the world, among the best cities in the world.” Morton stories chronicling real-life experiences, like in the city? delivers his ode to Gotham with the same flair that has come to define Rowan Pope, coming-of-age stories. his character on the ABC/Shonda Rhimes drama Scandal. I love the Upper West Side of New York. When Photo Credit: Benjo Arwas I think movies like Batman and Justice League are I had apartments, that’s usually where I’ve had Having spent almost his entire life in New York, Morton is well-versed in the city’s tent-poles: they are huge films that usually come them. The summer that we were in town doing artistic personality—a fact that becomes apparent when the 69-year-old actor shares his out around the summertime [and] are aimed at [Turn Me Loose off-Broadway], I stayed on West outlook on the shifting nature of the city’s creative scene, the demands of the current people who are into comic books, kids who would 48th Street so I could walk to the theater, which political climate, and the stories that Hollywood tells about African Americans. go back to see the movie over and over and over is on West 43rd Street. I just love that whole again. I think movies like Moonlight are unusual. Gearing up for the premiere of Justice League, in which he plays Dr. Silas area of New York, with all the restaurants and I think Moonlight was pretty unusual in that it Stone, while trying to bring Turn Me Loose, the off-Broadway play he starred in as all the bars and all the people on the street. I was fairly straight, and I mean that in terms of it comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory, to Broadway, Morton sets some time think New York is a remarkable place. wasn’t about racism, it wasn’t about equality, it aside to discuss his New Yorkness, the entertainment industry, and his work. wasn’t about slavery, it was about coming of age Written by Anna Ben Yehuda 56 NYCMONTHLY.COM MUSEUMS

WomenIN ART & CULTURE Three Shows on Influential Groundbreakers

ay is a beautiful month for many reasons, not least of which is MMother’s Day, when many of us celebrate the most important woman in our lives. Of course, women are no longer valued mainly for motherhood (thank goodness) and are, in fact, receiving more recognition than ever for creative endeavors. This month we highlight exhibitions on two artists and one revered poet, each of whom produced groundbreaking work in her own distinctive way.

ouise Lawler: Why Pictures Now at MoMA is the first American Lsurvey of the innovative artist’s four decades of work. A member of the Pictures Generation, a group including Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince that emerged during the late 1970s, Lawler is mainly renowned for photographing other artists’ work, focusing on how it’s made and where it’s displayed. This show features images of artworks in collectors’ homes, museums, and auction houses, set in a sequence of mural-sized, “adjusted to fit” images. The latter, a Lawler specialty, consists of works that have been reformatted (often stretched or expanded) to fit the location of their display. This strategy of restaging existing content underscores the relational aspect of her art and the idea that pictures can experience a second life. Lawler’s infamous 1972 sound piece Birdcalls— in which the names of well-known male artists were turned into bird-like squawks and twitters—is installed in MoMA’s Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, a reminder of her work’s feminist undercurrents. (Through 7/30, 11 W. 53rd St.) Louise Lawler. Pollyanna (adjusted to fit). 2007/2008/2012. Dimensions variable. Courtesy Pictures. © 2017 Louise Lawler tothe artist fit). 2007/2008/2012. Dimensions (adjusted and Metro Pollyanna Louise Lawler. the show presents evidence of deep friendships and relationships with mentors and editors, a facet of her life that is not always acknowledged

A key figure in the development of Brazilian modern art, Pape combined abstract geometric forms with explorations of body, time, and space.

Emily Dickinson

Lygia Pape (Brazilian, 1927–2004) Divisor (Divider). 1967Performance at Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro, 1990Photo: Paula Pape © Projeto Lygia Pape

ne of the most influential female artists of the late , Lygia Pape is the subject of a he popular image of Emily Dickinson portrays a sensitive, reclusive homebody, but the beloved 19th- Omajor retrospective (the first ever in the U.S.) at the Met Breuer. A key figure in the development Tcentury poet was in fact a social animal, especially in her younger years. Even when she eventually of Brazilian modern art, Pape combined abstract geometric forms with explorations of body, time, and retreated into seclusion, Dickinson kept up a lively correspondence with friends and colleagues. The space. Her work transformed the nature of the art object in the late 1950s and early 1960s, continued Morgan Library and Museum exhibition I’m Nobody! Who are you? and Poetry of Emily through four more decades, and encompassed sculpture, prints, painting, photography, performance Dickinson —its title taken from her popular poem— is the most ambitious exhibition on Dickinson and film. to date, gathering nearly 100 rarely displayed items, including manuscripts and letters.

Lygia Pape: A Multitude of Forms features some of her most notable works, including select Organized in conjunction with Amherst College, the show presents evidence of deep friendships and series of her 1950s woodcuts Tecelares, her “living sculpture” Divisor (1968), a participatory work relationships with mentors and editors, a facet of her life that is not always acknowledged. In addition that has been staged in Madrid and Hong Kong, among other cities; photographic series of urban life to 24 poems in various draft states, there are hand-cut silhouettes, photographs, illustrations, and in Rio de Janeiro Espaços imantados (Magnetized Spaces) (c. 1982 and 1995) and Favela da Maré other items that reflect the intellectual and cultural environment in which Dickinson lived and worked. (1974–76); sculptures and installations including Ttéia (1976–2004) and Amazoninos (1989–1992); plus (Through 5/28, 225 Madison Ave.) experimental books and films. This expansive overview is a fitting tribute to an unparalleled artist. (Through 7/23, 945 Madison Ave.) Written by Marina Zogbi MAY CULTURAL EXHIBITS May 2017

Intrepid Museum Fleet Week (May 24 through May 29) During New York's annual Fleet Week, there's no better place to find all the action than the Intrepid on the Hudson River waterfront. The US Coast Guard will host a search-and-rescue demo; Broadway stars from , , and more will perform; and of course, the museum will screen Top Gun on the flight deck to kick off their annual summer movie series on 5/26. Active-duty military personnel and veterans receive free admission, and all events on the adjoining pier are free to the public. The Museum at FIT Black Fashion Designers (Through May 16) Get to know more than 60 designers who have shaped A Founding Father’s Home in Harlem fashion from the 1950s to the present. Culled from the (Ongoing) Museum’s fascinating permanent collection, this exhibit Hamilton Grange displays 75 fashions that are easily accessible via cell phone Fascination with the forgotten founding father is at an all-time high thanks to Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony-winning adaptation tour, including multimedia content for smartphones and of his biography. But to really get to know , visit his Harlem home, a neatly preserved relic of his era – and commentary from André Leon Talley, Veronica Webb, and yes, the site where cast members visit before taking on the now-iconic roles farther downtown.

Museum of the City of New York New York Public Library for the Posters and Patriotism: Selling WWI in New York Queens Museum The Bronx Zoo Performing Arts (Spring 2017) Wild Asia Monorail (Open ; Seasonal) Commonwealth: Water for All Curtain Up: Celebrating the Last 40 Spend 20 tranquil minutes with the stars of Animal Planet’s New Yorkers might have been less than (Through July 30) Years of Theatre in New York and enthusiastic about the war effort when the landmark miniseries The Zoo on this ride, which tours the zoo’s This wildly timely exhibit brings the London (Through June 30) joined WWI, but local artists and massive Asia exhibit. Marvel at red pandas, big cats, antlered illustrators were quickly enlisted in the war effort, troubling issue of the Dakota Access herbivores, and more while a knowledgeable keeper or guide talks Broadway and the West End are the focus of this exhibit, working for the government’s new Division of Pipeline into sharp, contemporary focus which coincides with the 40th anniversary of London’s you through the animals’ habitat and diverse needs. #insidethezoo Pictorial Publicity. This exhibit showcases their with acquired portfolios of prints and a Olivier Awards and the 70th anniversary of New York’s indeed. work, including posters, flyers, magazine art, selection of materials from the resistance Tonys. Costumes and masks from Disney’s sheet music covers, and more. share space with original set models from movement. While New York long ago solved and , as well as film clips of notable theatrical its water crisis, this exhibit makes the productions. ongoing ones elsewhere immediate and urgent. 62 NYCMONTHLY.COM *not all exhibits included* MAY ART EXHIBITS May 2017

New Museum Screens Series: GOD (Through May 21) The latest in the New Museum’s series of new video works by emerging contemporary artists, GOD brings two non-video artists together to experiment anonymously well outside of their comfort zones. The atmospheric, largely non-narrative work is a lush hybrid of postmodern appropriation and post- apocalyptic fairy tales. The Guggenheim Doug Wheeler: PSAD Synthetic Desert III (Through August 2) Enter a hermetic realm known as a “semi-anechoic chamber” in this transportive exhibit designed to minimize noise and induce an impression of infinite space. Enclosed within a single gallery, this deftly controlled optical and acoustic experience Fast Forward: Painting From The 1980s mimics the endless vistas and palpable quiet of the desert – in Whitney Museum (Through May 14) the heart of New York City. The Whitney’s considerable collection of paintings from the 1980s comprise this thoughtful look at the decade’s contributions to the medium. Having once fallen out of favor in contemporary art, painting made a resurgence during the Reagan years, and downtown New York’s galleries were at the heart of the movement; this exhibition celebrates the work they displayed.

The Museum of Art and Design Counter-Couture: Handmade Fashion in an American Counterculture (Through August 20) Most know them as hippies, but the self-styled visionaries who fueled the free love movement of the 60s and 70s were overlooked geniuses of textiles, crafting an identity from their very clothes. On 5/20, do the same with a textile workshop on bundle dyeing with found flora; even if you miss it, the costume clothing of the period is on vivid display here.

MoMA New York Making Space: Women Artists Historical Society and Postwar Abstraction Big Bird: Looking for Lifesize (Through August 13) (Through June 11 ) Between the end of WWII and the Forget Sesame Street: this is no puppetry, but The Met beginning of the Feminist movement, rather, an ode to the artists as far back as the women artists proliferated in some of the 16th century who longed to draw birds life- Rei Kawakubo: Comme des Garçons: The Art of largest numbers ever. Often dismissed sized. Limited by paper sizes, it was not until In-Between (Opening May 4, through September 4 ) in the male-dominated art world, they John James Audubon perfected high-quality, Fashion fans eagerly look forward to the Met’s annual spring are the centerpiece of this exhibit, which large-size watercolor paper with a smoother 2017 exhibition; this year, the museum examines the work of explores abstraction across prints, surface that their dreams could become a reality. Japanese fashion designer Kawakubo, whose avant-garde designs paintings, textiles and more from 50+ challenge conventional notions of beauty, good taste, and high artists. fashion. This exhibit features more than 150 examples of her womenswear.

64 NYCMONTHLY.COM *not all exhibits included* TOURIST IN YOUR Boating in Central Park

OWN Is there a more iconic activity than taking out a rowboat on the lake in Central Park? Actually, yes: taking out a Venetian-style gondola, as designer Frederick Law Olmsted originally intended. Whichever watercraft strikes your fancy, this is one postcard- perfect activity that even the most jaded New CITY Yorkers can’t miss. Time to play hometown tourist, (The Loeb Boathouse Rentals) and there’s no better season than spring. This month, we’re seeing the light (through stained glass) with a tour of the city’s most sacred sites; passing through Gulliver’s Gate into a whimsical world of miniature; floating away the afternoon at Loeb Boathouse; Trapeze School New York flying through the air with the greatest of ease; fluttering among “Forget fear; worry about the addiction” the butterflies; and washing it all might seem like strange advice, but it’s a down with some tempting Italian natural tagline for New York’s iconic Trapeze favorites. Sound too good to be School. Students learn the basics of aerial true? Of course it does. That’s what maneuvering and swinging, and by the end of even one class, they’re encouraged to perform living in New York is all about: the a “catch,” releasing the bar and landing in best of the best of the best. the capable hands of an instructor. (Pier 40, 353 West St.) The Butterfly Conservatory at The AMNH

This annual seasonal exhibition is among the museum’s most popular, featuring a spectacular assortment of live butterflies and moths in an interactive display. Visitors walk among the specimens, then learn about conservation efforts and how butterflies contribute to their environment beyond just their colorful, delicate wings. (Central Park W. & 79th St.)

Walking Tour of Eataly

Getting to know all the foods of Italy would take more than a lifetime. Getting to know all the foods of Eataly is as simple as a guided tour of their sprawling Flatiron flagship. Gulliver’s Gate You’ll find out secrets in each department and sample mozzarella, bread, pizza, olive oil, Times Square is a massive gelato and chocolate as you become an expert crossroads, but this spring, at navigating the mercato. it is home to a miniature (200 5th Ave.) one: Gulliver’s Gate a collection of working scale New York Landmarks models of landscapes real Conservancy: Sacred Sites and imagined. Actual Open House Weekend planes taxi, take off, and New Yorkers are better travelers than most, land on the runways of this and typically know that houses of worship fantasy world, and visitors can be home to some of the most compelling can be scanned and made works of art around the world. This open permanent “Citizens” of the house weekend brings their attention to metropolis. those right here in New York: stained glass (216 W. 44th St.) from Louis Comfort Tiffany and Henry Sharp, among others, in NYC churches and synagogues. (Various Sites) DINING STEAK Angus Club Steakhouse 135 E. 55th St. (Lexington Ave.) 212.588.1585 The signature porterhouse at Angus Club Steakhouse, fulfills all senses. The dish comes out sizzling as you hear, smell and see it in all its glory. Tasting the perfectly aged meat justifiably rounds out your experience. EXPERIENCE A STEAKHOUSE The bone-in ribeye is also a true contender as a tender and flavorful alternative. The truffled cream corn is a distinctive side LIKE NO OTHER to try as the corn still maintains its crisp texture while swimming in a wonderful truffle cream. Exceptional Prime Dry-Aged Steaks and

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17 Broadway of King's remarkable rise to stardom, 49th St. 14 18 Imperial (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) from being part of a hit songwriting team 19 (A Doll’s House, Part 2) with her husband Gerry Goffin, to her 39 20 48th St. relationship with fellow writers and best 20 Longacre (A Bronx Tale) 12 friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, to 33 13 21 Lunt-Fontanne (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) becoming one of the most successful solo 47th St. 22 Lyceum () acts in popular music history. 10 31 Tues. & 21 23 Lyric Thurs., 7; Wed., 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Restaurant Row 46th St. Sun., 2 & 7. 32 24 Majestic (The Phantom of the Opera) 25 18 27 Marquis (On Your Feet!) The Book of Mormon (musical) 22 26 45th St. 26 Minskoff (The Lion King) Eugene O’Neill Theatre 1 19 6 15 7

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24 8 34 Avenue of the Americas the of Avenue 28 7th Avenue 44th St. Nederlander Once in a blue moon does Broadway get 35 17 29 (Cats) a show that’s so shockingly different and O MAJESTIC THEATRE | 247 West 44th St. TIMES SQUARE 43rd St. 30 New Amsterdam () hysterical as The Book of Mormon. From 36 31 Palace (Sunset Boulevard) the people behind South Park and Avenue Telecharge.com | 212.239.6200 | phantombroadway.com Q comes this hilarious tale of two Mormon 23 (Hamilton) 42nd St. 32 missionaries headed to Uganda. Tues., T:3.75” 30 33 Samuel J. Friedman 3 Tues., Wed., Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 34 Shubert (Hello, Dolly!) 8; Sun., 2 & 7. 41st St. St. James () 28 35 Cats (Musical) 36 Stephen Sondheim (Beautiful: The Musical) 40th St. 37 () 250 W. 52nd St. 39th St. 38 Vivian Beaumont (Oslo) (Broadway & 8th Ave.) 39 (Amélie, A New Musical) Page # 1 38th St. 127697_PHAN_NYCCats is back! 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Tues., Thurs., 7:30; Wed., 2 & 7:30; Fri., Phantom_Broadway_Ropes_AW_Logo_LighterShadow_4Cswop.psd (CMYK; 1089 ppi; Studio:PHANTOM:ART:REFRESH 2016:Final retouching:Logos:Phantom_Broadway_Ropes_AW_Logo_ House, Part 2, many years have passed 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. the Chocolate Factory comes to magical A Bronx Tale The Musical since Nora’s exit. Now, there’s a knock on LighterShadow_4Cswop.psd)life in this new production which original- that same door. Nora has returned. But Anastasia ly played London’s West End. From the creative team behind , this new th th why? And what will it mean for those she 220 W. 48 St. (8 Ave.) musical is a confectionary treat not to be left behind? Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; 235 W. 44th St. (8th Ave.) With a score from , direc- Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. missed. Mon. & Tues., 7; Wed., 1; Fri., 8; tion by Robert De Niro and , A From the twilight of the Russian Empire Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 1 & 6:30. Bronx Tale is a stage adaption of the orig- Aladdin to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s, An- Chicago (musical) Print Ad Slug inal one-man show and classic film of the (musical) family favorite astasia is the romantic, adventure-filled film of the same name. A musical version story of a brave young woman attempting Ambassador Theatre about racial strife and organized crime it’s to discover the mystery of her past. Tues., 219 W. 49th St. (8th Ave.) a story of a man choosing whether to follow 214 W. 42nd St. (7th Ave.) Wed., Thurs., 7:30; Fri. & Sat., 8; Wed. Classic choreography plus a musi- in the footsteps of the father he loves or Aladdin, a poor street kid who falls in love & Sat., 2; Sun., 3. mob boss he’d love to be. Tues. & Thurs., cal tale of murder and corruption make with a princess, has a life-changing experi- Chicago a sultry sensation. 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Print Ad Slug Come From Away (musical) Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre BROADWAY th th th BROADWAY 236 W. 45 St. (7 & 8 Aves.) A moving new musical based on inter- views, this show follows the attacks of 9/11 when 38 planes carrying 6,579 passengers were forced to land in Gander, Newfound- land – doubling the population of the small town on the edge of the world. Unexpected camaraderie was formed between strang- ers under extraordinary circumstances. – Daily Telegraph Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat.,

2 & 8; Sun., 3. Dear Evan Hansen 11 W. 44th St. (6th Ave.) After feeling invisible all his life, tragedy strikes a community and thrusts Evan into the quickly escalating controversy and he’s given the chance for a lifetime: an opportunity to be someone else. An origi- nal musical with “great humor and heart”, as proclaimed by The New York Times, it’s sure to resonate with audiences night after night. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3.

The Glass Menagerie (play) Belasco Theatre 111 W. 44th St. (6th & 7th Aves.) Tennesse Williams’ most cherished play returns to Broadway starring two-time Academy Award-winner Field and two-time Tony Award-winner Joe Mantel- lo. Penned as an autobiographical “mem- ory play” audiences are introduced to the 7/31/17 Wingfield family.Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. ON BROADWAY FOR A LIMITED TIME T:3.75” O • SAIGONBROADWAY.COM Groundhog Day 245 W. 52nd St. (8th Ave.) Cynical TV weatherman Phil Connors travels to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania to cover the famed holiday and must exam- THE MEMORY ine his own life and approach to it after he ends up in the unusual predicament of ex- periencing the same day on repeat. What SHARED BY MILLIONS starts out as a question of how to break the repeating cycle ultimately becomes one of what can be learned from it. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3.

Hamilton (musical) th th T:3.75” 226 W. 46th St. (7 & 8 Aves.) “ From the creative team behind the Tony Award-winning In the Heights comes a #### wildly inventive new musical about the unlikely founding father determined to make his mark on a new nation as hungry and ambitious as he is. Tues. & Thurs., 7; ou’ll feel the Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. earth move!” Hello, Dolly! Sam S. Shurbert Theatre — Time Out New York 225 W. 44th St. (7th Ave.) Cherished star returns to her glory in the classic. In the first Broadway production since its initial run, Midler stars as the spirited Dolly Gallagher Levi. The musical ON BROADWAY TIMES A WEEK Stephen 124 West 43rd Street is the story of the meddlesome matchmak- 8

www.BeautifulOnBroadway.com Photo: Zachary Maxwell Stertz er who brings together a young clerk of a CATSBROADWAY.COM wealthy Yonkers merchant with a widowed Neil Simon Theatre · 250 W. 52nd St. ORIGINALLY PRODUCED BY AND milliner, as well as their assistants, as she THE LIMITED TM © 1981 RUG LTD pursues the merchant. Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; 7/31/17 Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 2. 80 NYCMONTHLY.COM

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Avenue Q BROADWAY Oslo Six Degrees of Separation 3 th th th 340 W. 50 St. (8 & 9 Aves.) New World Stages 4 Women From A Gay Man 138 W. 48th St. (7th Ave.) 150 W. 65th St. (Amsterdam) 243 W. 47th St. (8th Ave.) After a six-year run on Broadway, it’s still utterly hilarious with irresistible music 340 W. 50th St. (8th & 9th Aves.) 777 Theater Inspired by the true events surrounding Oslo tells the true but until now untold The play was innspired by the true story of th th and puppetry at its best and bravest. A Record-breaking bubble artist Fan Yang 777 8 Ave. (47 St.) the controversial 1923 Broadway debut of story of how one young couple, Norwegian Paul, a young black con man who insinu- laugh-out-loud musical that tells the time- explores the fragile and mysterious world This romantic comedy takes Sholem Asch’s The God of Vengeance—a diplomat Mona Juul and her husband so- ates himself into the lives of wealthy New less story of a recent college grad named of soap bubbles, blending art and science on a hilarious and wild ride where no topic play seen by some as a seminal work of cial scientist Terje Rød-Larsen, planned York couple Ouisa and Flan Kittredge. NEW EXHIBITION OPENS Princeton who moves into a shabby New in a dazzling display. This interactive is and the insider ‘tips’ come straight , and by others as an act of and orchestrated top-secret, high-level Paul claims to know the couple’s son and York apartment all the way out on Avenue show features fantastic light effects, la- from the source: a gay man. Based on the traitorous libel—Indecent charts the his- meetings between the State of Israel and college and seeks their help after claiming Q. Wed.-Fri., 8; Sat., 2:30 & 8; Sun., 3 sers and, masterpieces of bubble artistry. international best-selling book of the same tory of an incendiary drama and the path the Palestine Liberation Organization, to have been mugged. Tues. & Thurs., 7; MAY 10 & 7. Thurs., 11 & 2; Fri., 7; Sat., 11, 2 & 4:30. title. Saturdays @ 7 & 9:30. of the artists who risked their careers and which culminated in the signing of the his- Fri., 8; Wed & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. lives to perform it. Tues. & Thurs., 7; toric 1993 Oslo Accords. Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. Fri., 7; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. Black Angels over Tuskegee Sunset Boulevard (musical) The Fantasticks Sleep No More St. Luke’s Theatre Snapple Theater Center The McKitrick Hotel Palace Theatre th th Kinky Boots (musical) The Phantom of the Opera 308 W. 46 St. (8 Ave.) th th th 1564 7th Avenue (47th St.) 1627 Broadway (50 St.) 530 W. 27 St. (10 Ave.) Al Hirchfeld Theatre (musical)family favorite Based on true events. The story of the Tus- The Fantasticks tells the story of a young This Tony An immersive production inspired by th th Majestic Theater kegee Airmen told in narrative of six men man and the girl next door, whose parents 302 W. 45 St. (8 Ave.) Award-winner for Best Musical follows Shakespeare’s Macbeth, told through the th th embarking upon a journey to become the have built a wall to keep them apart. The Based on a true story of a conservative but 245 W. 44 St. (8 Ave.) the life of Norma Desmond living in a fan- lens of a Hitchcock thriller. An unexpected first African-American fighter pilots in the youngsters nevertheless contrive to meet failing British men's footwear factory that The longest running musical in Broadway tasy world from her mansion on Sunset location will be exquisitely transformed U.S. Army Air Forces. Sun., 1. and fall in love. Mon.Tues.Fri., 8; Wed., switches gears and starts producing kinky history, this classic and brooding musical Boulevard. A faded silent-screen goddess, into an installation of cinematic scenes 2; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3 & 7:30. boots. Features a score by Cyndi Lauper about seduction and sorrow is perhaps she convinces desperate screen writer Joe that evoke the world of Macbeth. The au- and book by Fierstein. Tues. & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece, with to work on her ‘masterpiece’. Thurs., 7; Blue Man Group dience has the freedom to roam the envi- Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; exquisite costume and set design to match. Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. If I Forget ronment and experience a sensory journey as he or she chooses what to watch and Sun., 3. Mon., Wed., Fri., 8; Tues., 7; Thurs. & 434 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.) Laura Pels Theatre Sat., 2 & 8. Sweat where to go. Starring a trio of bald and blue-painted 111 W. 46th St. (6th Ave.) The Lion King Studio 54 characters, the Blue Man Group takes the In the final months before 9/11, liberal The Play That Goes Wrong th audience on a hilarious, avant-garde jour- Stomp (musical) family favorite 254 W. 54th St. (8 Ave.) Jewish studies professor Michael Fischer Lyceum Theatre ney through sound and science. Tues. & Orpheum Theatre A group of friends have spent their lives has reunited with his two sisters to cele- th th Thurs., 8; Wed. & Fri., 2 & 8; Sat., 2,5,8; nd th 149 W. 45 St. (7 Ave.) sharing drinks, secrets and laughs while brate their father's 75th birthday. Each 126 2 Ave. (St. Marks Pl.) 1515 Broadway (45 St.) Sun., 2,5,8. Beginning 7/11: Mon., 5 & As the title may suggest, it’s not easy to working together on the line of a factory deeply invested in their own version of Relying solely on the human body and TONY award-winner for Best Musical, 8; Tues. & Thurs., 8; Wed., & Fri., 2 & 8; stage a production. The Play That Goes floor, but when layoffs and picket lines be- family history, the siblings clash over ev- ordinary household items, Stomp is a this show has wowed over 50 million peo- Sat., 2,5,8; Sun., 2,5,8. Wrong follows the Cornley Polytechnic gin to chip away at their trust, they them- erything. As destructive secrets and long- heart-thumping, energetic musical exhi- ple by bringing to life the Serengeti right Drama Society who are doing their best selves pitted against each other in the held resentments bubble to the surface, bition of choreographed percussion. This here in Manhattan. Dazzling costumes to produce a 1920s murder mystery and hard fight to stay afloat.Tues. & Thurs., Explore the history theof dronethree negotiate—with technology, biting from humor the earliestaward unmanned winning production is a broom and unforgettable music transport you in Cagney all the antics that ensue. Tues., Wed., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. and razor-sharp insight—how much of whacking, bin pounding, lid smacking this remarkable show. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3 & fl ying machines to advancedthe past systems they’re willing of tothe sacrifice 21st forcentury. a goodA variety time. Tues.-Fri., of drones, 8; Sat., 3 & 8; Fri., 8; Wed. 2 & 7; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. rd th th 7:30. Waitress (musical) 407 W. 43 St. (9 & 10 Aves.) chance at a new beginning. Sun., 2 & 5:30. Check website for vari- A dramatic new musicalhistorical that follows artifacts, the model airplanes and rare videos willations be. on display. life of the legendary James Cagney from Miss Saigon Present Laughter th Murdered By The Mob 256 W. 47 St. the streets of New York to his rise asExhibition one runs from May 10 through December 3. Broadway Theatre St. James Theatre (Broadway & 8th Ave.) of the brightest stars of Hollywood, from a Arno Ristorante Sweeney Todd rd th th 1681 Broadway (W. 53 St.) 246 W. 44 St. Featuring music by five-time Grammy song-and-dance man to the cin- 141 W. 38 St. (Broadway) Taking place during the final days of the Noel Coward's totally-irresistible and Award-nominated singer songwriter Sara ema’s original tough guy. Tues., 7; Wed.- Murdered by the Mob lets audiences expe- 27 Barrow St. (7th Ave.) Vietnam War in 1975 the show follows the Sat., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2; Sun., 3. Begin- semi-autobiographical comedy follows a Bareilles and based on the 2007 film of the Free with Museum admission.rience the mafia New and York a great City meal. residents The in- saveA barber up towho 40% was unjustly on imprisoned for romance between Chris, an American GI, ning 7/4: Tues., 7; Wed., 2 & 8; Thurs., self-obsessed actor in the midst of a mid- same name. Jenna, a waitress and expert teractive comedy mystery features a three years by a corrupt judge returns to En- and a young Vietnamese woman, Kim. The 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. life crisis. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; pie maker, is stuck in a small town and a admission bycourse showing sit-down ID dinner, from dancingone of withthe afi ve boroughs.*gland bent on revenge — a revenge that two become separated of the Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. loveless marriage. When a baking contest professional DJ, and surprises at every turns indiscriminately murderous, leading country until she returns to his life years in a nearby county offers her a chance at Church & State turn. You even have the chance to solve the his resourceful accomplice, Mrs. Lovett, to later. Mon., Thurs., Fri., 8; Tues., 7; escape. Tues. & Thurs., 7:30; Wed., 2 & case and win some fabulous prizes. Sat., 7. bake the victims into meat pies. Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8. The Price (Play) 7:30; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., 3. New World Stages American Airlines Theatre 340 W. 50th St. (8th & 9th Aves.) nd th th NEWSical the Musical Natasha, Pierre & The Great 227 W. 42 St. (7 & 8 Aves.) War Paint Three days before his bid for re-election in That Physics Show The Kirk Theatre Comet of 1812 (musical) With a star-studded cast that includes North Carolina, a Republican U.S. senator (family favorite) makesFlee an off-the-cufftW commenteek to a blog- 410 W. 42nd St. (9th & 10th Aves.) Danny DeVito, John Turturro, Tony Shal- 208 W. 41st St. (7th Ave.) AT THE INTREPID MUSEUM The Elektra Theatre houb, and , ’s ger that calls into question the senator’s With constantly evolving material that 249 W. 45th St. (8th Ave.) rd th play speaks to the American everyman. 30 Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole belief in God. Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri., lampoons current events, celebrities, pol- 300 W. 43 St. (8 Ave.) In a moment of indiscretion during a visit years after his family lost their fortune in star as cosmetic entrepreneurs Helena 8; Sat., 2 &8; Sun., 3 & 7:30. itics, and more, NEWSical makes for hi- Lifetime professional physics demonstra- to Moscow, Natasha finds herself seduced the and he was forced to Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden, whose larious comedy with snappy writing. This tor David Maiullo brings his scientific by the dashing Anatole while waiting for innovative spirit revolutionized the beau- MAY 24 —29 abandon his dream of an education, Vic- Drunk Shakespeare Drama Desk nominated musical is pure "" from the world of physics to the the return of her beloved fiancé, Andrey, tor returns home to handle his family’s ty industry. Both wildly creative women Join usentertainment for a special and lineupa feat that of eventsany news and interactivestage in a displays tantalizing as show we that honor features our from the war. In a moment, her position estate. Check Telecharge for complete with a true pioneer business savvy, the The Lounge junkie will appreciate. Mon.Tues.Fri., live segments on motion, momentum, rd th service men and women. Enjoy hands-on activities, live performances by some in society is ruined with her only hope details. two were also fierce competitors over the 300 W. 43 St. (8 Ave.) 8:15; Sat., 3 & 8:15; Sun., 7:30. vacuum, friction, energy, density, fluid course of their respective 50-year careers. lying with Pierre, an outsider whose love A company of “professional drinkers with of Broadway’s best, a free screening of Top Gunmotion, on the sound fl ight waves/vibrations, deck and more! light Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., 2 & for Natasha might be what she needs for a serious Shakespeare problem,” one cast waves, temperature and many more from School of Rock (musical) 8; Sun., 3. ActivitiesOne Funnyon the Motherpier are free to the public. Free Museum admission for all U.S. redemption. Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; memberFlee will havet 5 Wshots eekof Whiskey as the world in which we live. Wed., 2; Sat. Wed. & Sat., 2 & 8, Sun., 3. Winter New World Stages 2 & Sun, 12 & 3. st they ATperform THE oneINTREPID of Shakespeare’s MUSEUM clas- military and veterans is generously provided by Bank of America. 1634 Broadway (51 St.) Wicked sics. Drink along with the performers; it’s th th th On Your Feet! (Musical) 340 W. 50 St. (8 & 9 Aves.) A down-on-his-luck wannabe rock star (musical) family favorite (hopefully) nothing like your High School Have you ever gone un-showered for days, Yen poses as a substitute teacher at a pres- English class! 21+ only. Mon., 7:30; Wed., fought with your husband over who works 1535 Broadway (45th & 46th Sts.) tigious prep school to make ends meet. 8; Thurs., 7:30; Fri., 8 & 10; Sat., 7:30; Theatre 222 W. 51st St. (8th Ave.) harder, picked a child’s nose or had a kid Tells the story of Cuban Americans Emilio When he discovers his students’ musical 10. pee on you? Dena Blizzard’s new show 121 Christopher St. (Hudson St.) talents, he enlists his fifth-graders to form The story of the Wicked Witch of the West Estefan and his wife Gloria, who became PIER 86, WEST 46TH STREET & 12THOne FunnyAVENUE Mother will make you realize YEN explores a childhood lived without a rock group and conquer the Battle of the and Glinda the Good Witch, this musical intrepidmuseum.org the best-selling crossover performer you’re not crazy…motherhood is! Thurs., boundaries. Bobbie and Hench are home takes a fantastical journey through a dif- The Gazillion Bubble Show in Latin music. Features the hit songs Bands. Based on the 2003 hit movie. Mon. 7; Sat., 8. ferent dimension of Oz. A I W T "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" and "Conga." & Tues., 7; Wed., 2; Fri., 8; Sat., 2 & 8. Tues. & Thurs., (family favorite) 7; Fri., 8; Wed., 2 & 7; Sat., 2 & 8; Sun., Tues. & Thurs., 7; Fri., 8; Wed. & Sat., Sun., 1 & 6. , , 3. Sex Tips For Straight 2 & 8; Sun., 3. 82 NYCMONTHLY.COM ART MUSEUMS The Metropolitan New Museum American Folk Art 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 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.) The Cloisters 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 Neue Galerie is devoted to early 20th cen- This northern outpost of the Metropolitan founded “… to promote generally the art of illustration and to hold exhibitions from tury German and Austrian art and design. Museum of Art is all about medieval art and It’s easy to feel the spirit of 1920s Vienna, architecture, from gorgeous stained-glass time to time.” Since 1939 the Society has been housed in this graceful, five-story town- not just embodied in the works by masters windows to its must-see collection of unicorn such as Schiele, Kandinsky, Klee, and Klimt tapestries. A stroll through the museum’s house, where the lower levels eventually became the museum it is today. In addition (whose famed Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer atmospheric chapels, picturesque cloisters, I resides here), but in two cozy cafes serving and enchanting herb gardens will instantly to special exhibits ranging from alternative comics to children’s book illustration, there’s up authentic specialties including strudel conjure romantic images of medieval knights and Linzertorte. Wunderbar! and maidens. Be sure to explore the pictur- a permanent collection boasting nearly 2,000 American Folk Art Museum 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 Rubin Museum of Art 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. American Museum of Natural History 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 Frick Collection 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 , 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, 84 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 Lower East Side 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 combat diorama, or the towering display of representing different time periods. Amid visitors a year from all over the world, this is 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, buses, 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 bus 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- 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.) 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. Warburg MCNY is well worth a trip to the northern sion and radio shows are artifacts worthy of House, a former mansion on New York’s end of Museum Mile, and not just because preservation, and we couldn’t agree more! famed Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum it’s across the street from Central Park’s Close to 160,000 TV shows, commercials, houses 30,000 works of art and cultural lovely Conservatory Gardens. Go for its and radio programs are available in the artifacts reflecting the global Jewish expe- consistently remarkable special exhibits Center's library for visitors to experience rience. Its excellent special exhibits are as or permanent displays that include extrav- at individual consoles. From The Honey- acclaimed as those of larger art museums, agant costumes and decorative objects from mooners to , the 1984 Super while its permanent collection includes the city’s Gilded Age and an exploration Bowl commercial introducing the Macintosh international treasures from ancient to of NYC’s social activism. Be sure to check computer to Olympics highlights, there’s a modern times. Archaeological artifacts, cere- out the elaborate Stettheimer Dollhouse ton to choose from. Prepare to spend a nice monial art, old and contemporary paintings, featuring tiny paintings made by 1920s chunk of time here. beautiful and unusual menorahs; these are avant-garde artists. just some of the wondrous things to behold here, for art aficionados of all cultures.

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