The New York City Trip
The New York City theater trip is show whose official planning commenced three weeks ago. The trip was proposed by all the students in the field of Art and Craft; that is, my field of study. The trip will be attended by fifty seven students Arts, crafts and music, five tutors and two representatives of entertainment from our institution. The New York City theater trip is organized and sponsored by the institution under the courtesy of the field Arts. Neither the students, tutors nor the representatives are expected to make personal contributions at any level and step of the planned trip. The airfare per head is equal to $116 California flights. In addition, every show is scheduled to kick off overnight for the four theaters we are planning to visit. Consequently, it will take the group five nights of watching at every theater. The charges are $20 in the New York City Theater for the King Lion show and other theaters in the New York. Since the trip is expected to take four days, booking for hostel accommodations costing $48 per head have paid. In addition, prepayments for all other possible expenses have been ironed out. The institution has provided $1.8 billion for the events of the trip.
The first show to attend after landing on the airport in the New York City is the mighty Ed Sullivan Theater, a show commonly reviewed as “toast for the town” by David Letterman. It is situated at 1697 and 1699 Broadway between West53rd and West 54th streets, in Manhattan. The Ed Sullivan Theater is a radio and television theater and out of its 1200 seats, 400 out of the total are specially preserved for radio and TV shows. This theater is a well-known and one of the famous theaters in New York. It has been in operation since 1936 and therefore named as the best longtime home of Ed Sullivan show but since 1963, it has been the late home for the late show with David letterman. We have chosen this show to serve as our main film center in our trip.
The next theater to visit after Edu Sullivan is The Radio and Music mall. This is a music entertainment theater with capacity of 12000 seaters. This show was opened to feature Martha Graham and Bolger. The reason as the organizing committee fixed the Radio and Music Show hall on the second day of visit is to ensure the students get refreshment services after the hangovers at the Ed Sullivan Theater. In addition, this is among the shows offering best services at a friendly price. During December Season, the tickets for Starring Radio City Rockets is only $39.5 dollars as compared to tickets in other shows.
After nice moments at the Radio show hall, the program provides that we have a visit at the Free Art Show and Exhibition. This is a great show specified for those in Art and History programs. It will place at the Madison Square Garden. Actually, this building is recognized as the Worlds famous Arena. It holds most of the world’s best professional franchise. Again, why the management committee considered this theater, it charges goes hand in hand with our pockets. It is actually expected to offer the cheapest tickets among all the theaters planned to be visited. It is a large theater holding 17000. The charges are below $ 39 so it is manageable.
Our trip in New York ends at Lyceum Theater. Some of the audience reviews at this theater are “a revelation” to refer to the crime and punishment. This is a Broadway legitimate theater in New York City. It is the main theater we expect to get services of the utmost quality. However, the charges are quite expensive as compared to the ones of the other theaters. The cheapest tickets are at the Mezzanine Row G offering at $60. The most popular events to be held in this show are concert and comedy events. This will mark the last expenditure in New York trip and the remaining amount will be reserved for return air fare.