All,
Norman Shabel, Esq., wrote "A Class Act." I responded to the information piece the Bar Association posted and I was given three (3) free tickets to opening night Monday, July 25, 2016. The play is held at the New World Stages Theater located at West 50th between 9th and 10th Avenues.
My two (2) friends and I took the train from New Brunswick into NYC (very smooth process). We walked from Penn Station to a random restaurant and enjoyed Sushi. The service was not that great with the one waiter (the other was good) but the portions were huge and very tasty and we were happy with the check.
We were caught in the deluge of rain that descended upon NYC and although getting struck by lightening on a way to a play about a class action lawsuit did not bring us any comfort, taking refuge in a tourist trap selling the usual NY chachskis, for a few minutes gave us a little breather. Unfortunately, the rain had better ideas and was not letting up.
We arrived at the theater with time to hit the necessary rooms and grab a drink from the bar before the play started. I have been to NYC/Broadway, one year, a friend and I saw 35 plays, but none of them were on opening night.
It was a thrill and an honor to be selected to attend opening night. The play was AWESOME and the ending.....even I did not see "that one" coming. I challenge anyone to see if they can predict the ending. I bet you will not be able to.
A Class Act is a MUST SEE on Broadway. It was well done, fabulously acted and magnificently directed. A lot of people paid good money (up to $120 per ticket) to get what we in the legal profession were offered for free.
I hope you take advantage of the free offer. FYI, I would not have felt disappointed had I paid to see this play, it truly was a class act.
If you want to see A Class Act and do not have the Bar's notice handy, kindly reach out to: LESLIE IVERY, COMPANY MANAGER, [email protected], 803.338.3676 (cell) and tell her Mary, the Paralegal sent you. Enjoy!
REMEMBER to ACT NOW as the play ends September 4, 2016.