BY: Anna Rahmanan
Carmine’s, the Italian restaurant on West 44th Street in Times Square that has become a celebrity hangout spot, is very much known for hosting crowds before Broadway shows. It has effectively become part and parcel of the city’s theater culture, perhaps recognized as Broadway’s unofficial restaurant.
But the eatery is about to get into a different part of the theater game by launching its very own immersive experience on site. Organized by immersive theater company American Immersion Theater, Speakeasy Die Softly will open inside Carmine’s Sinatra Room on September 20 and run through October 5.
SOURCE: https://www.timeout.com
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