Lily C.
7/20/2019
A friend of ours saw the show's poster after going to another show in the same theater. So, we decided to give it a try. It is not amazing but it is not as bad as some of the previous reviewers...
The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking
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340 W 50th St
New York, NY 10019
Are you a history buff? A science geek? A cocktail connoisseur? Or do you just love extraordinary theater? If so, The Imbible Off-Broadway shows are the perfect NYC theater experience for you! Since 2014, The Imbible shows have combined music and comedy with history, science, and of course drinks to take audiences on journeys through time and across the world while learning about and enjoying cocktails and spirits! The Imbible productions consistently receive rave reviews from both critics and guests alike. All performances include 3 complimentary craft cocktails, making The Imbible easily the best theatre deal on or Off-Broadway! Declared "Absolutely must-do in NYC" by Thrillist, rated "One of the five best things to do in New York City" by NewYork.com, and recognized with 3 consecutive TripAdvisor Certificates of Excellence. "The Imbible has become a staple of the Off-Broadway scene, using music and theater to explore the great pastime of enjoying a cocktail." -Business Insider
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4.070 reviews
Joe V.
11/16/2018
Fun interactive cast that facilitates ringing in the holidays with laughter and libations‼ Great concept in an intimate setting. Theatre located upstairs of The Producers' Club Theatre on 44th...
Jackie S.
8/2/2019
Attended a performance of The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking in February. I got the tickets a few days prior at a discount through the Today Tix app. There are many different seating...
Stuart B.
9/1/2019
This is the third version of the Imbible series that I attended and none have failed to both entertain and educate. In a small off Broadway theater made up to be a bar, the enthusiastic casts...
Fancypants X.
10/17/2018
What I thought was the waiting area turned out to be the stage. Four actors only needed the space behind & in front of the (Green Room) bar to perform "A Spirited History of Drinking" which...
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