| Broadway Strike Survival Guide
Broadway stagehands went on strike Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007. Here are the details theatergoers need to survive the ordeal. List Of Impacted Shows List Of Shows Remaining Open Ticket Refund Information Strike Links Theatergoer Links All Off-Broadway Shows Are Open Off-Broadway Ticket PurchasesList Of Impacted ShowsAugust: Osage CountyAvenue QA Bronx TaleChicagoA Chorus LineThe Color PurpleCurtainsCyrano de BergeracDr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole ChristmasThe Drowsy ChaperoneThe Farnsworth InventionGreaseHairsprayIs He Dead?Jersey BoysLegally BlondeLes MiserablesThe Lion KingThe Little MermaidMamma Mia!Monty Python's SpamalotThe Phantom of the OperaRentRock 'n' RollThe SeafarerSpring AwakeningWickedList Of Shows Remaining OpenThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling BeeCymbelineMary PoppinsMauritiusPygmalionThe RitzXanaduYoung FrankensteinTicket Refund InformationClick Here For Detailed Refund InformationTelechargeStrike LinksTheatrical Stage Employees Local OneThe League Of American Theatres And ProducersTheatergoer LinksPlaybillBroadway.comBroadway WorldAll Off-Broadway Shows Are OpenAltar Boyz The Awesome 80s Prom Blue Man Group The Brothers SizeCelia: The Musical Die Mommie Die! EdgeThe Fantasticks A Feminine Ending Forbidden Broadway: Rude Awakening Frankenstein FuerzabrutaGazillion Bubble Show The Glorious OnesGone Missing Hoodoo LoveI Love You, You're Perfect, Now ChangeThe Joy Luck Club Jump Make Me a Song The MisanthropeMy First TimeMy Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish & I'm in Therapy!Naked Boys Singing! Ohio State MurdersThe OverwhelmingPerfect CrimePeter and JerryThe Piano Teacher PumpgirlQueens Boulevard (The Musical)The ReceptionistRichard III The Rise of Dorothy HaleThe Screwtape Letters The Sensuous WomanSiveSpain StompThings We WantThree Mo' TenorsTings Dey HappenWalmartopiaThe Wooster Group's HamletOff-Broadway Ticket PurchasesTheater ManiaBroadwayBox.Com (© MMVII, CBS Broadcasting Inc.
RESTAURANTS MAKE BARGAIN-TABLE OFFER
Broadway's biggest shows may be dark, but that's no reason to skip a night on the town - the city's kicking off a Theater District dining week, starting today. "We're trying to do something for the people that live and work" around Broadway, Mayor Bloomberg said yesterday on his weekly radio show. POST VIDEO: Can Disney Help End B'Way Strike? MORE: Act 2: Producers, Stagehands Back In Talks At least 25 restaurants, from Charley O's to the '21' Club, will offer diners 15 percent discounts on lunches, dinners or both. "I encourage New Yorkers and visitors to take advantage of this great deal and help support restaurants that have been affected by this strike," Bloomberg said. The mayor helped arrange the special Dining in the District restaurant week after reports that Theater District restaurants have seen their dinner crowds cut in half since stagehands went on strike.
Holiday calendar—neighborhood holiday celebrations
Presents for Kids: Galilee Baptist Church, 2440 North Point Road, is encouraging parents to pre-register now to participate in its Christmas store, which allows them to get free presents for children ages infant to 15 years. Pre-registration is held on Nov. 24, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The Christmas store will be open on Dec. 1. Parents will be able to choose two gifts per child, in exchange for a donation of either $1 per child, or one canned good per child. Necessities for children are also offered, in addition to gifts. Parents MUST pre-register for the store, and no children will be permitted in the store. Info: Pat Lacy 443-996-8541 or 410-633-2766. Thanksgiving Eve Service: Canton Community holds an ecumenical Thanksgiving Eve worship service on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m. at First United UCC, 1728 Eastern Avenue.
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