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Funny. After I posted saying that 'I worked with Webster Hall' I visited their homepage where they advertised their burlesque show. Let me just say that my work never involved the shaking of any body parts, believe me. I've been there twice, both were events I sponsored.

It's actually a good venue to see live music, there's an elevated stage, fairly good acoustics. One floor above the stage is a balcony that stretches across the entire floor below. If you're on the shorter side, or just want something more civilized, that may be the best place to watch the show.
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still Wrote:Funny. After I posted saying that 'I worked with Webster Hall' I visited their homepage where they advertised their burlesque show. Let me just say that my work never involved the shaking of any body parts, believe me. I've been there twice, both were events I sponsored.

It's actually a good venue to see live music, there's an elevated stage, fairly good acoustics. One floor above the stage is a balcony that stretches across the entire floor below. If you're on the shorter side, or just want something more civilized, that may be the best place to watch the show.

civilized? I'm one of those curious types and I like to do things for the experience. So, seeing a hip show on top of being at this wild club will be awesome. I'll most definitely check out both vantage points.
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