The Arts in NYC Fall 2012

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Archive for October 24th, 2012

First experience of the NY Philharmonic

Fridays are usually extremely dull for me. For a person with a very inactive social life and a class that ends at 9:50 AM , Fridays are just another day of the week. But two weeks ago on October 12th, I saved myself from my own company by visiting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra for […]

Public Art at The Circle

Were you ever tempted to do something just because it was free? Even if it didn’t interest you that much, you still had the urge to splurge and venture into a new world at no cost? Being that I am Jewish and stereotypically, us Jews love freebies, this past Tuesday night I spent the night […]

“Twins of Evil”

On October 17th, I finally got to experience a concert that has been on my bucket list for two years already – I got to see Marilyn Manson live. On top of that, I saw Rob Zombie perform the same night. As soon as I heard about the “Twins of Evil” tour, I knew I […]

Hatred towards Spider-Man

About two weeks ago, my friends and I were convinced to go see the Broadway show Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, a play that was supposed to be a combination of acrobatic feats and magical musical performance that follows the story we all know of the one-and-only  Spiderman. I wish I had read the reviews […]

Merchant’s House Museum Visit

  This past Monday, I had to visit the Merchant’s House Museum on East 4th Street for my English class. The Merchant’s House Museum, built in 1832, is one of the oldest buildings still standing today in New York City. The house was occupied by a wealthy family named the Tredwells, who earned their riches by […]