Like "Sleep No More," it became a scene-y downtown hit, as audiences gorged on caviar in red banquettes and occasionally caused spectacles of their own, as when a National Review writer snatched a phone from a bad-mannered patron and hurled it across the room.
"It feels like a bad steakhouse," a patron remarked, examining a crowd composed largely of well-coiffed white men in fine suits, thumbing through their iPhones.
Meds didn't make me a hollowed out version of my former self or a messy bar patron with a bad bleach job.
The inspiration behind many a bad teenage bob in the 90s, Winona Ryder is a patron saint of short cuts.
As movie fans know from Peter Shaffer's brilliant Amadeus, Emperor Joseph II, Mozart's sometime patron, was shocked that Mozart would even think of musicalizing such a "bad play".
If the university has emerged as the modern-day patron of the otherwise-starving writer, should we count that as a bad thing?
That's a bad, bad, bad unit.
"There is not a bad seat in the house; the worst one is maybe 30 feet away," said Danny Roman of East Hampton, a 35-year-old police officer and loyal patron.
