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Curtains is a unique version of Robin Hood with a Western twist. A little bit of a musical, a little bit of a whodunit, this was one of the last collaborations between John Kander and the late Fred Ebb.
The show opens with a murder - the leading lady is dead and everyone is a suspect. Can the detective solve the murder and save the show? Can you figure it out? You will have to visit with your New York City car rental to find out!
Do you know whodunit?
To see this murder mystery, you will need to go to the Al Hirschfeld Theater on West 45th Street with your New York City car rental. There are daily performances Wednesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday at 7:00 p.m., and Sunday at 3:00 p.m. The total time of the show is about 2 hours and 40 minutes, including the 15-minute intermission. Ticket prices at the box office start at about $129, but you may be able to buy discounted tickets at locations such as TKTS in Duffy Square with your New York car rental.
Visit America's favorite street
Broadway is one of the most famous streets in New York and the name is recognized all over the world. It is considered the highest professional form of theater in the United States. There are 40 large professional theaters in the area with a variety of plays to choose from while you are visiting with your New York City car rental.
The most popular musical to perform on Broadway was the Phantom of the Opera with 7486 performances, followed by Cats. Often times, producers will copy the production and take it on the road for a national tour. They will make changes to attract audiences who may have seen the play already, but nothing compares to seeing it performed on Broadway with your New York City car rental!
Get a great deal
Seeing a play on Broadway is a great experience with your New York City car rental. There are literally hundreds to choose from and they are all a lot of fun. Some might appeal to you more than others, or you might just want to see the ones that are the most talked about. Either way, there is a very easy way to get cheap tickets while you are here with your New York City car rental. For discount tickets, you can go to Duffy Square, near Times Square with your New York City car rental. Here, there is a ticket sales office called TKTS, which sells tickets at half price for same-day shows.
Curtains is a murder mystery with a Western flair. It will keep you guessing the whole way through. Can you guess whodunit before you leave in your New York City car rental? This is not a show to be missed.
