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5 minutes ago, CruiseGal999 said:

Just to be clear ... that show description is the Dec. 22nd show in NYC ... at Duplex Theater.  I am REALLY looking forward to this show.  But having seen Justin ... oh, ... TONS of times on the Gem from 09/08th - 09/27th ... I know it's money well spent.  

Thanks for clarifying! Nice to hear a good review about the show. I'd never heard of him/them before. But glad I know about them now, thanks!

It really is.  I highly recommend it. We are looking into the Edge for next year or maybe Infinity again. I hear LPC will be on most of the ships, so we're looking forward to seeing it again.

On 11/6/2018 at 11:02 PM, CruiseGal999 said:

For entertainment ... Must see Justin Golan's shows. He is SO talented, funny and involves the audience.  I haven't laughed that hard in ages.   He also has a show in NY in December, 2018. 

 

Patrick Duffy & Justin Golan’s Piano Bar Show

Presented By The Duplex

Saturday, December 22nd at 7:00pm EST

Online sale ends: 12/22/18 at 5:30pm EST

The Duplex Cabaret Theatre

61 Christopher Street (at the Corner of 7th Avenue)

New York, NY 10014

Patrick Duffy and Justin Golan presents: NYC Piano Bar Showdown!  Come join us for a night of classic singalongs, but stay for the laughs!  This duelling piano show is the perfect gift for your friends, family or mistress. 
Justin Golan the beatbox/piano man

Justin is a professional Piano Bar Entertainer and Beatboxer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He has worked for several major cruise lines  as a Pianist, Piano Bar Entertainer and Music Director. With over 15 years experience as a vocal percussionist (beatboxer), Justin pushes the boundaries of the human voice and captivates audiences with his abilities. As a Piano Bar Entertainer, Justin puts on a high energy show with improvisational roasts and toasts, spontaneous beatboxing, and sing alongs!

 

This sounds awesome! Just the type of show my group would love. Thank you!

We really liked Murano and Qsine. The food was so good in both restaurants, but Le Petit Chef at Qsine was really the star of it all. The vivid rich colors and creativity of the animation was such a joy to watch. I've never seen anything like it. Make sure to reserve and go see it!!

We usually tip something, even with the upcharge.  Yeah, probably don't have to. But if the server is really great, we like to.

Wanted more info on the restaurants, so thanks!

I agree about tipping at the end of the cruise.

Our whole group thought Le Petit Chef was so fun. We had a ball watching it. Regarding the menu, I just read on the Celebrity FB page that there is an alternate menu to order from if you don't want those courses. So you can get the meal you want and a great show!

I agree about not being close to the elevators. Worth the time and effort to check.

Good to hear yes votes for Fall

Been looking at both of these ships. Thankful for all the info.