Theater Thursday - Kitty Daddy

We received a complimentary ticket to Kitty Daddy for review purposes. Any and all opinions expressed here are our own. 

What: Kitty Daddy 

Where: 59E59 Theaters

             59 E. 59 St.

             New York, NY

Who: Recommended for Ages 10 and Up

When: July 9, July 11, July 19

Kitty Daddy is a love story. It may not be a romantic love story, but that doesn't make it any less touching and beautiful. This is the story about the deep bond between a man and his cat. 

Bob Brader never wanted a cat. He never even cared about cats. Then, he somehow ended up with Jade. Jade was only supposed to be with Bob temporarily but he quickly wormed his way into Bob's heart, and that was it. 

Anyone who has ever loved an animal can relate to this heartwarming story. It will make you laugh, smile, and cry a little bit, too. 

And that's our view. The remaining performance of Kitty Daddy at 59E59 Theatres is sold out, but for more about the show, which is part of 59E59's East to Edinburgh Festival and will soon be heading to said festival, or to purchase tickets to see it there, visit www.edfringe.com/tickets/whats-on/kitty-daddy

Tune in Saturday for Still More Theatre Saturday.

Photo credits: 
All Kitty Daddy production photos by Alan Rowe Kelly

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Giveaway: Win a Copy of Rani Deshpande Takes the Wheel in the Sip Sip Hooray Giveaway Hop!

Welcome to the Sip Sip Hooray Giveaway Hop

hosted by Mama the Fox and Mom Does Reviews

The more relaxed vibe of summer often makes it a great time to learn something new. For Rani, the main character in Arushi Avachat's latest book, Rani Deshpande Takes the Wheel, it's the perfect time to finally learn how to drive. If only she didn't have to take lessons from her childhood crush and former friend. For more about this cute romantic story, see our previous post Tips for Tuesday: Rani Deshpande Takes the Wheel. Enter to win a copy below:

Giveaway Dates 7/16 - 7/31

Giveaway Open to Ages 18+ US

Win a copy of Rani Deshpande Takes the Wheel Once you have entered our giveaway hop around to the blogs listed below to see what other great prizes you can enter to win.


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Where-To-Go Wednesday: Roy J. Zuckerberg Hall of American Silver

We received complimentary tickets to the New York Historical for review purposes. Any and all opinions expressed here are our own.

What: Roy J. Zuckerberg Hall of American Silver

Where: New York Historical

             170 Central Park W.

             New York, NY

Who: All ages

When: Ongoing

In the early 19th century, New York was the country's biggest port. Accordingly, many silver retailers and manufacturers were based there, including Charles Louis Tiffany and John B. Young, who established the prestigious Tiffany & Co. The Roy J. Zuckerberg Hall of American Silver at the New York Historical houses a large collection of these early silver items, offering a unique look at early New York history.

The collection includes approximately 120 items. Among them are both practical pieces, like silverware, plates, and items for serving coffee or tea, plus more decorative items like awards, trophies, and even a sword and scabbard. Highlights of the collection include the oldest teapot made in New York and a special punch bowl made by Tiffany and Co. to celebrate the opening of the Woolworth Building.

For more about the Roy J. Zuckerberg Hall of American Silver or to purchase tickets to visit the New York Historical, go to www.nyhistory.org/exhibitions/roy-j-zuckerberg-hall-american-silver

Tune in tomorrow for Theater Thursday.

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