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February 09, 2012 02:39:54 AM

name:

Cathy Braithwaite

location:

New Jersey

object:

Playbill

description:

Since moving to USA 8 years ago - I have brought many visitors to NYC. All of them have made Broadway a part of their NYC experience. As I and all my guests have returned home, clutching their Playbill describing the show they've seen, I realise that this is an iconic piece of New York culture. The live theatre experience is one of the most memorable and exciting aspects of life in NYC.

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