Wish I could take it home

Standing inside the theater, a close-up of the door etching.

Marquis

Due to the ever-present construction all over the place, there just wasn't a good place to stand to capture the theater's marquis. This is the best I could do.

Outside after the show

Waiting for the others to finish their potty break, I wandered outside and discovered the street had come to life with lights.

The Lunt-Fontanne Theater

The logo is also etched on the glass doors to the theater.

The show's logo

Outside the theater during intermission, I found this set of double doors painted with the show's logo. Love it!

OK, I snuck another

Here's Mister Moose with the Playbill for The Little Mermaid. The show was quite good. We loved Ariel, but we ADORED Ursula - what a voice! What comedic timing! Mister Moose was quite smitten with her before she'd even finished her first number. Niece No. 1, age 18, declared the second act to be better than the first, because it was truer to the film version, upon which she was weaned. I personally loved the moment where Ariel SAVED HERSELF INSTEAD OF WAITING FOR DADDY OR THE PRINCE TO SAVE HER. You go, girl!

Just before the curtain

My one and only apparently clandestine photo of Mister Moose inside the theater. An usher scurried over to someone else right in front of us just after I took this shot and told a patron that photography was absolutely forbidden and to put away the camera. Oops!

At last, we're here!

Here I've recruited the assistance of one of the nieces to herald the arrival of Mister Moose at the theater. We're quite excited to be here!