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Totally Tubular Time Machine - Back to the Future Meets the MTV Music Awards

Get ready to hob and nob with your favorite “celebrity pop stars” in Totally Tubular Time Machine, a way off-the-chart unique, interactive, time travel-inspired theatrical meet-and-greet/concert.

“You’re not just at the party, you are the party,” says producer/co-creator Robert Watman. “It’s the ultimate interactive pop music experience because anything can happen between you and stars like Britney Spears, Justin Bieber, Ginger Spice, Vanilla Ice, Katy Perry, JLo and Puffy, too. Envision a Madame Tussauds that comes to life.”

And wouldn’t you just know that the backdrop for this reality-based musical -- featuring live hits performed by dead-on impersonators of Madonna, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga -- is New York’s celebrated Culture Club? (Watman, as it happens, is the guy who masterminded this, and other, iconic dance clubs.)

And it’s not just music, my friends (although expect a mash-up of hits from the ’80s, ’90s & now – it’s an up-close and personal opportunity to grill the stars on the gossip that’s swirled around them, like, forever. “Maybe you’ll want to ask Justin Bieber about why he and Selena broke up, or maybe just start a rumor yourself,” notes Watman’s co-creator (and producer) Denise Fennell.

I advise getting in while you can – you know how frustrating velvet ropes can be when you’re standing on the wrong side! Culture Club is located at 20 W. 39th St. & the $60 ticket price includes admission to the nightclub after the show! 212-352-3101; totallytubularnyc.com

About the Author

City Guide Theatre Editor Griffin Miller moved to New York to pursue an acting/writing career in the 1980s after graduating magna cum laude from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Since then, she has written for The New York Times, For the Bride, Hotels, and a number of other publications, mostly in the areas of travel and performance arts. An active member of The New York Travel Writers Association, she is also a playwright and award-winning collage artist. In addition, she sits on the board of The Lewis Carroll Society of North America. Griffin is married to Richard Sandomir, a reporter for The New York Times.

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