Suggestions for Performing arts near Turtle Bay, New York

Bob H. • December 31, 2019Great show - love the biblical portion!!!

Jeremy • April 16, 2012This is a great place to work, mainly because of the people! The free yogurt + bagel in the morning help as well, lol.

Suraj S. • October 18, 2016Super fun show and some very riveting magic. Some sleight of hand but a lot of brain-bending stuff. A must see.

Peter S. • October 23, 2012Wonderful, small theater. Great shows. Worth a yearly subscription.

Megan G. • December 16, 2015Loved it, felt like a kid again

Patrick W. • September 26, 2011I highly recommend any class taught by Maggie Reed. Incredibly warm and insightful teacher.

BLOUIN ARTINFO • May 28, 2010The Forum hosts a series of fascinating shows throughout the year. Worth the trip for what may be the strangest building in Midtown: one of the few Raimund Abraham designs ever built.

Jacqueline M. • June 26, 2016A very New York thing to do and the Rockettes are amazing, but the story is not quite as good.

Sean W. • July 25, 2013only saw the runners up and moving on. the radio city hall is just goregeous!

eva m. • August 10, 2010Nice bar, nice people and cheap beer!!

Sandra L. • August 30, 2010The Japanese classes here are great, really cheap, and in the evenings. They also go up to a really high level. Awesome way to learn Japanese or pick it back up/maintain it.

Minji K. • January 30, 2020Jazz, sake, food, ambience = 10/10

Owen M. • July 18, 2013Lots of fun

Erika P. • July 26, 2011MusiCares is here to help musicians in need!

Matthew N. • April 16, 2012The food is really good but its pricey so if you're not coming for the music (which is also excellent) you'll be disappointed.

William H. • November 21, 2010John is NY performance art at it's best. A true and wonderful character. Sit where you can get a good vantage (corner tables). You'll hear him alright no matter where you sit...

Sara C. • December 14, 2011Great hookah and food. The owner, Max, is very hospitable and sweet!

HUGO BOSS • November 3, 2010Former performance art curator Klaus Biesenbach included HUGO BOSS PRIZE nominee Roman Ondák in the prestigious "Performance" exhibition series in 2009.