Catch two of New York's best theater experiences with special discounts from City Guide.
There is a hidden library on the 4th Floor of a building on 43rd and 8th. With over 9,000 books, The Drunk Shakespeare Society meets every night to drink... and perhaps do a little Shakespeare. The evening begins with one actor drinking more than five shots of whiskey before attempting to lead the cast through a Shakespearean story in under 90 minutes. The results are messy and outrageous. 21+ over only. Mon., Wed. & Thurs., 8; Fri. & Sat., 8 & 10. Buy your tickets now at drunkshakespeare.com and use the code DRUNKSHAKES for additional savings.
In My Son the Waiter A Jewish Tragedy, fiercely honest actor-comedian Brad Zimmerman, taken under Joan Rivers' wing and used as an opening act, tells the story of how he waited tables in New York for 29 years before finally overcoming his fear of failure. Now pushing 60, Zimmerman reveals many of the personal obstacles he placed in his own way before learning how to leverage his talent as a stand-up, write a one-man show, and put himself in a position to get the show produced. Mon., Fri. & Sat., 7; Sat. & Sun., 2. Buy your tickets now and save up to 35% off at mysonthewaiter.com, when you use the code LSP for orchestra tickets, VIPLSP for VIP tickets. Offer valid through Sept. 7.
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