It’s that time of year again — New York City Restaurant Week is back! The winter edition runs from Tuesday, January 16 through Sunday, February 4, offering diners $30 to $45 multi-course lunches and brunches, plus $60 dinners at some of the city’s most renowned, trendiest and sought after spots. Technically, you have three weeks to book a table an enjoy a dining deal, so get ahead of your plans and take advantage of the discounted pre-fixes at these top New York City restaurants:
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Few traditions are as cherished and timeless as the annual performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker by the New York City Ballet, which will be performing through December 31, 2023. This beloved production has become an integral part of the holiday festivities, attracting over 100,000 spectators annually.
Since its premiere on February 2, 1954, Balanchine's masterpiece has become synonymous with the holiday season in New York. The Nutcracker's timeless appeal is evidenced by the multitude of renditions performed nationwide. The New York City Ballet's rendition, featuring choreography by Balanchine, scenery by Rouben TerArutunian, costumes by Karinska, and lighting by Mark Stanley, continues to captivate audiences year after year.
The production involves the entire roster of over 150 dancers and musicians, along with more than 125 children from the School of American Ballet. This collaboration brings to life the enchanting tale, set to Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky’s glorious score.
Among the highlights of this world-renowned production is a magnificent one-ton Christmas tree that magically grows from 16 to 41 feet, an onstage snowstorm, and a breathtaking array of costumes. Notably, Mother Ginger's costume measures a staggering 9 feet in width and weighs 85 pounds. The grand finale is a visual feast, featuring one million watts of lighting, the most used in any New York City Ballet production.
There will be a special Family Saturday program on December 23, 2023, at 11 a.m. Hosted by Megan Fairchild, Principal Dancer and Family Saturdays Creative Director, this one-hour interactive program features excerpts from George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker, performed by company dancers and members of the NYCB orchestra. The presentation will delve into the choreography, music, sets, and costumes of this holiday classic, providing an immersive experience for attendees aged 5 and up.
In addition to the ballet, seeing a Broadway play is a great way to immerse yourself in the holiday spirit.
Among the plethora of options, Hamilton, the groundbreaking musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda, stands out as a revolutionary delight that promises to add an extra layer of joy to your holiday celebrations.
Attending Hamilton during the holiday season adds an extra layer of enchantment to the experience. Broadway theaters are adorned with festive decorations, and there's a shared sense of anticipation, making the performance a collective celebration of art and history.
The Richard Rodgers Theatre on 46th Street becomes a portal to the past, transporting audiences to the birth of a nation through the lens of Alexander Hamilton's remarkable life. From the moment the curtains rise, Hamilton weaves together a tapestry of history,
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