Queen of the Night

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This definitely isn’t for everybody. By now you know from reading the reviews that is immersive theater which means they want you to interact with everyone and «always say yes» to whatever the staff may as you to do. Is it worth $ 200? Maybe not, is it a good time? Yes! It’s different and exciting. It’s the only venue of its kind I have ever been to. The interactive part 30 minutes before the show starts is interesting. But the show itself is a crown pleaser. I felt the heat on my face during the fire show and didn’t know where to look between the show going on on stage and the acrobatics going on above us. And the clean up afterward was very different than any restaurant you’ve ever been to. The food itself was pretty good, the veggies were just okay. I would recommend this place to a friend.

200 $?? For what? For dinner that part of it end inside your hair when they through meat in the air? Or maybe for running and jumping to find a seat at a table? I don’t think it was worth it.
It wasn’t bad, it wasn’t amazing. I would give 4 stars if it would cost half, but it didn’t.
The show is ok. With some talented moments, and few Wows. But that was it for me. Maybe if you are into that kind of show, you may find it worth it. For my opinion, it wasn’t.

Love! This was such an amazing experience. I broke my foot a few days before and was a little nervous about coming. Everyone was so nice and really went out of their way to help me. The show was outstanding and the performers were extremely impressive. We were informed that the show is closing soon, so get there while you can! Sooo worth it.

Dress to impress the queen LOL, well I came here and wore my shirt/​jeans/​booties, and was seated at the queen’s table. Lucky me. I got my tix from Gilt for $ 120 for the brunch show. There is an open bar with specialty cocktails, wine and beer (take advantage of it and ends when deserts are served). I will not spoiled the show for you but it is very theatrical cabaret, acrobatic n sensual. And it is worth every penny. You will have to share your food and they are going fast! You are encouraged to go to the other tables, to get food (each table gets a big plate of something different then the other tables) and mingle. The foods were okay but the specialty cocktails were awesome (get the Pamina’s Passion). At the end the actors will spoon fed you with the dessert in a very seductive manner ;)

BUYER BEWARE!
EXTREMELY HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.
After being excited to see the show I booked a ticket 3 weeks in advance via Gilt City.
I booked the ticket for what I thought was a Friday show. When pulling up my voucher on a Thursday for the performance the night I realized it was for Thursday night and it was 20 minutes into the show. I immediately called gilt who told me I needed to contact the box office. When I reached them, Amy at Queen of the Night told it me it wasn’t their policy to help in any way (i.e. Refunds, exchanges) and especially since they were going to into their busy season I was S.O.L.
Not even on Broadway is this a policy and being that I own my own company I know when you could help a customer. No one is my seat and they got $ 200 for free.
I give them a 1 star because «I heard» the performance was good.
I even tried to work with them and pay ½ another performance night.
Still they clearly are to cool for school to even care about their patrons.

Of all the immersive theater experiences you can go to in New York, this show ends up being the most underwhelming of them all. Throughout the experience, you’ll notice the show has a huge identity crisis. The more you explore the area, the more you bump into equally confused guests trying to make sense of where they are and what they should be experiencing.
This show is part Cirque de Soleil, part Sleep No More, part a buzzing nightclub, and even in part a halloween experience that aims to startle you. However, the sum of its parts falls far short of the classy experience you’re hoping for given the good money you pay for entrance and the well-​dressed guests you are in line with.
Furthermore, if you are vegetarian, eat before the show! You are also asked to go fetch your own vegetarian food from another table. The choices are few but the food is alright. However, you’re likely to find the food unappetizing in the company of a cramped table filled with a huge skewers of meat.
Not everything is terrible about this show. Some of the performances are truly enjoyable. The décor is beautiful in some areas but there isn’t much to explore.
Overall, I’d recommend using your money to find a another classier, more stylish and frankly more entertaining experience in New York.

You may be dressed to impress the Queen, but you certainly won’t be treated like an honored guest here.
For starters, you’ll be confused what is going on, where to go, what’s going on in the show, what to do during dinner, and whether or not the show has ended and to leave.
If you buy general admission, you are herded at a standing start and then rushed to find a seat on «go». For dinner, each table is given something different and if you want what another table has, you have to go up and ask or trade with them. You’ll be given whole chicken or other meats, but no server will cut them for you. You dig in and barter. How classy.
They might even throw salad at you and you’ll end up with kale in your hair.
The show itself is like a Lady Gaga broadway in that it is sexual, weird, crude, and yet elegant. There’s beautiful décor and costume, but lacks something. The acrobatic performances are amazing and truly impressive — the only thing worthwhile.
+ Beautiful décor and costumes
+ Amazing acrobatics
— No clear direction or end, just confusion
— Horrible service if any
— A barbaric and disappointing dinner
Bottom line: not worth the money.

Please be apprised that this is an excellent example of immersive theatre. The experience isn’t for everyone. People who harbor a barrier for their own personal space, people who aren’t fans of burlesque, people who like to have a more controlled environment won’t enjoy this, and should avoid it.
That having been said, this is a fantastic experience. The show is split into different acts, and you should take your time and try to enjoy as much of the stage, space, and actors and acrobats as you’re able to. In addition to the fantastic performance, you’re also served food (from finger to main courses) and drinks.
It’s a tad bit on the pricey side, however it’s perfect as a gift to romantic partners.

One of the best nights I’ve ever had in NYC, and I’ve been here a decade. Splurge for the VIP ticket and go with a few people or a group, a hand-​picked fun group! Random, creative, intriguing, mysterious, beautiful. Service was over the top friendly, the food was outstanding, the open bar with the VIP tickets was generous and so many creative drinks on tap. The show was fun, sexy, and I woke up half way in the middle of the night and went «wtf, what happened last night — that was amazing!» Well worth it. Can’t wait to go back. Special VIP Thanks to Shoshanna and the awesome team there. Loved our time with you.

Underwhelming.
The entirety of the show is an affront to burlesque. The queen should be far away, untouchable, a magical orchestrator; not someone to be paraded around and dry humped by a guy with a comically large penis. This may be a spectacle to the prude, but to the rest it all seems silly and boring. People feel comfortable bringing the partners of their prestigious firms to your act, and that is sad.

Just go.
Where do I begin for a review of Queen of the Night? Just imagine doing coke off a unicorn’s back. (Assuming you haven’t already.)
I’d say QotN is combo Cirque du Soleil[1], combo bacchanalian feast, combo speed dating event. If you’re not an extrovert, you might want to learn to be for the evening. You (and/​or your party) will be seated at one of several tables, where you will partake in communal wine, and whatever the heck the kitchen brings out to you (if it’s the brisket — THAT BRISKET — or lobster, you’re in for a culinary treat). Want something from another table? Haggle with your fellow diners, usually with a simple exchange of food. Though, if you’re feeling particularly feisty, I’m sure you could make out with someone to get a lobster.
Watch out when they clear your tables, they’re kind of eager and might take your drink.
[1] it’s natural I draw this comparison — speaking to performers after the show, turns out many were trained in Montréal.

I
LOVED
THIS
SHOW!!!
Queen of the Night is an incredible immersive visual experience. The moment you step down the stairs you’re taken into another world and your only distraction is what’s right in front of you.
As a countdown is heard overhead walk around, enjoy a cocktail, hold a performers jacket as she dances and gives you a jewel to put you in the Queens favor.
Once the show starts, expect acrobatics, magic, dancing, and fire. I’d say more but I feel anymore would spoil the show. All I can do is recommend seeing this show as soon as possible.
Oh and don’t forget to share your dinner.

I won’t give too much away… but know this… it’s sexy, it’s sultry, it’s entertaining, it’s exciting… leave your inhibitions at the door!!!
Perfect for a girls night out or a date night. DRESS up!
Depending on what kind of ticket you get, the seating is a group table where you will be seated with other people. Food served family style for the table & they have carafes of white/​red wine. Over all a good price for dinner & show.

With the expectation from many friends’ recommendations and the nerve from reading so many negative reviews on Unilocal,my boyfriend and I came here on a Sunday night. We enjoyed ourselves a lot, got fully packed with awesome food, and were satisfied by the interesting performance.
Highlights:
— sufficient food: We had lamb in a huge portion. A gentlemen also exchanged our lamb for some chicken and shared with the whole table. Vegetables and salad also came in as large portion.
— light drink: I like the drink here, as I cannot take hard liquor and the drink offered at the night here was light and tasty. I had cocktail and the very beginning, and had white wine for dinner.
— nice and ‘freaky’ waitress: you will be approached by several waiters and waitresses from the very beginning, when you started to wait in the line to get in. You will be asked and selected, in a somewhat ‘frightening’ way, because you won’t know what are waiting for you. It was a bit scary but when think back, I love it: P
— great performance with interesting structure design: Growing up in China, I have seen a variety kinds of shows. But the performance here is still great — not exceeding the ones I have seen in China but comparable at least. The program structure is wonderful — you would not know what will happen next and they engage the audience pretty well during the entire dinner hours. The only thing I was a bit concerned is some actions are not appropriate for the audience, because we were dressed in ‘Gala’ dress; such as ‘throwing silverware’… The dress can easily get dirty.

Came here on a Sunday evening and had a blast! The theater was so unique and you feel a bit weirded out watching a half naked lady shave get legs during the exploration phase but you get over it.
The bar is awesome, you feel like you are in a mad scientist lab but the cocktails were on point.
For the actual dinner, suckling pig?! Hells yea.
The side dishes and lobster were great too.
Now for the performance… Very similar to old school cirque meets modern dance and acrobatics.
I would highly recommend to anyone!!!

This is definitely a once in a lifetime experience. Came on a Wednesday night so the place wasn’t too packed. I was told to show up early for good seats but that’s not necessary. Doors open at 7:30 on the dot. I don’t want to give away too much but do not show up late for the full experience.
Come thirsty, hungry and with an open mind. Great bartenders, drinks, and the food… I did not expect the food to be so good. Our table had the pig — so moist, juicy and delicious. We didn’t even have to barter, people came to our table with offerings :) Out of the three options — pig, beef, lobster — the pig was definitely the tastiest.
Tip — Try the hot sauce. Bring hand wipes/​hand sanitizer for after your meal.

Burning man theater dinner show. Was it mind blowing. No. Was it weird, yes. Would this be an out of this world experience for people that need/​want to break out of their comfort zone and let their weird out for a bit. Yes. Would I go back, if I needed to… however one time is enough. The food is amazing and I thought the best part was throwing my plate as hard as I could into the bin.
Go experience the weird just to say that you have.

I’m really torn on what to rate this event, so I’ll weigh the pros and cons.
Pros:
–Beautiful layout.
–Fun performance that will keep you engaged most of the time.
— They let you wander around the first 40 minutes, feel free to walk up to the bar and purchase a drink.
–Friendly staff.
–They hand you a cocktail once you walk in.
Cons:
Mid-​way through the show we found out we were sitting at a company table which then made us a bit uncomfortable but at that point it was too late. I wish they were more organized with the seating and what is reserved/​not reserved. We were instructed by a staff member to «find seats» so that’s what we did. It was all a bit disorganized.
They only bring one bottle of red wine and one bottle of white wine for a table of 9. As you might have guessed, it was gone almost immediately. The glasses were not very clean and one even had lipstick on it! My boyfriend paid $ 320 for tickets. At that price, they should offer more drinks!
After you are finished eating the staff goes to every table with giant garbage bins and they have each person literally throw their utensils/​plates in there. You must dress to impress for this event, purchase very expensive tickets and throw out all your garbage at the end of the night and clean up. Don’t expect waiter service. I’m not pretentious by any means, but c’mon?
The performance was enjoyable but too much commotion and talking during performances (from people at our table and tables behind us). Wish they were stricter about people who get too loud and disruptive during these shows. It really takes away from the experience. Maybe you’ll get lucky and sit at a better table.
I hate to do this but unfortunately it did not live up to the hefty price tag!

This is quite an experience. In the interest of helping you out, I’ve put together what I assume are all the questions you have for me about Queen of the Night.
You: Is it expensive?
Me: Yes, but don’t worry. I was able to sell some of my wife’s belongings in order to pay for the tickets. And paying rent is overrated anyway.
You: Are you happy you went though?
Me: Absolutely. This is unlike any other evening out. It is dinner, drinks, and a phantasmagorical show all rolled into one.
You: Why did that woman think you were part of the staff?
Me: It’s my own fault for being so damn sexy. And for wearing a black tie.
You: What’s up with the food?
Me: It’s a family style dinner for each table, and you barter with other guests for variety. We got a whole suckling pig for our table. We wanted to try the beef and the lobster as well, so we sent my wife around with hacked off legs to barter for other items
You: Why her?
Me: Because she’s better looking than me (goes without saying).
You: If we spring for the open bar, will they provide us with shots?
Me: No, but no one should give me shots at least. Unfortunately, the ten tequilas on the rocks we ordered instead had the same effect.
You: Do the bathroom attendants here make more money than you do?
Me: According to them, yes they do.
You: Did you ever get taken by one of the female staff for a private adventure?
Me: No, they probably know my wife is on some Liam Neeson shit.
You: Did you watch Ruggy lay his head in another man’s lap and get spoonfed dessert?
Me: Maybe. The night got a little blurry by that point.
You: If you had to define the manner in which you exited with one word?
Me: Irish.