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| quote: | Originally posted by CarS
friends IS a comedy, and far is in the head only.
if you live in the LV outskirts, its way farther to Wynns than W-burg is from downtown.
from the garden to output is no farther than from the garden to east upper east side.
hop skip and a jump...
as to food, its all we can do to buy tickets and booze for parties, whose got dough left for fancy chow?
some of the best bagels in the city, the real old lemberg deal, do The Bagel Hole in park slope.
but thats Chandler territory, lol.
high style, old fashioned French the way they used to do it, Capsuto Freres, think thats TriBeCa.
quality brews and real deal Bavarian food, Zum Schneiders, 7th and C.
Order the Haxn, and a Salvator (or whatever -ator suds they have, yum.)
Diag across the street , just south of 7th on C, Edie and the Wolf, quality Austrian bistro, the Austrian food and wine counterpart to Schneiders, great wine list. or try their watering hole, block North of E&tW on C.
While there, check out NuBlu, 5th and C, look for blue light over door.
your Marquee question:
Basic nights are good, others are like described above.
dont worry about why, just buy tix on RA, makes life easier.
finally, you might get decent bookings in LV, but seeing as your posting on a music site, you obviously care for something about this stuff.
Soooo: why would you pass up real stuff city way, like CityFox for ex, or Output for that matter, for standard entertainment fare? Back home its only their pastiche, copy-fauxness
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You are wasting your time Cars. He knows important people and thus anything where money is spent is below him. 
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