NJFox

As a classically trained musician, it's a remarkable art form. The set design, construction, costuming is a whole separate world, never mind the world's best vocalists who can sing unamplified for hours, in front of thousands. We attend several symphony concerts each year. Every time I go with my wife, friends, etc, they always walk away in awe. To see someone moved to tears, simply because of an aural experience, it's remarkable.

Seeing Interstellar with the Royal Philharmonic at Royal Albert Hall in early April.

Been watching this too, the club told me first week of March, when I inquired.

Lots of good advice already here. I would offer that the Statue of Liberty experience has lessened over time, but Ellis Island and the Intrepid are both good. If you want to see a theater show, check out the TKTS booth in Times Square for discounted, day-of tickets. Definitely temper your expectations for mass transit...the Tube is head and shoulders above NYC mass transit.

Lots of thoughts, curious for where you’re staying and for what you’re looking for? Outdoors, live entertainment, etc. It’s a big place. World Cup isn’t being played in NYC proper (stadium is across the river in NJ), but there will be plenty of action in NYC for it.

Was pulling for you guys today, so no celebration here. And now I’ll pipe down, lest I inadvertently turn this into the General News thread.

Assuming Gretzky will be present at the White House for the trophy celebration?

Time to dig out my maple leaf-adorned Tim Hortons mug. Liking these Canada sweaters, too.

At first thought, wondered if this thread was a tongue in cheek statement about how all football decisions are made via Wasserman connections, and now Wasserman is a poisoned chalice of its own, for some separately horrific reasons.

Yes, I rang up the ticket office about purchasing for an April fixture, and was told that the fixture won't be confirmed until 4 weeks before the match in question. To their credit, ticket office is very understanding of my predicament with international travel involved, but it's certainly an inconvenience.

Oh dear

Watching KDH and Justin bantering on a corner

Agreed, wasn’t convinced by that contact. This is far more the compelling watch than the PL match of the week.

At first was surprised, seems every match has been featured on there this season. Guess they finally gave up on us, too?

Watching that at a Bills bar, not far from Buffalo was crushing. That overtime interception was certainly a catch by Cooks, but all the early turnovers were the bigger issue.

Let’s get another while Cov are on their heels. Whole squad looks up for it thus far.

Loving the multiview option on the ESPN app, we can only get this for the FA Cup. All four of the early matches, with the choice of commentary. Much easier to tolerate Leicester on the small screen.

Chelsea spiraling in this first half, thinking they might need to sack the manager…

Angry goal there.

Looking at seeing a jazz-type show at the Koko when visiting London in the spring. Most of the comments here about the venue are over a decade old, wondering if it’s changed much in that time, or if anyone has been there more recently? Seems like we should be queuing early if we want a good vantage point.

Livingston!! Wild start, 3 goals in 8 minutes.

Bourbon, tequila, and clothes. Serious excitement for all of those. Santa also got us a trip to London in the spring that ‘coincidentally’ overlaps with a home match date. My wife enjoyed her first match several years ago, but she’s blissfully unaware of current state of affairs. Let’s see how we’re feeling in the months ahead…

Are we stringing together two decent halves???

Banger!