THIS JUST IN — we've got supper club on Monday.
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Brunch is killer, but check out the nightly supper club.
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As for Supper Club itself, the concept never fully caramelizes.
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NEWARK — The Brick City Supper Club began with a simple idea.
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I start to wish there was a Fat Gay Vegan supper club.
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I love the Tortoise Supper Club for pre-theater dinner or drinks.
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The three women have a monthly supper club that rotates menu and locations.
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Now, eight years later, the Brick City Supper Club counts nearly 400 members.
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The big supper club in Rice Lake is Lehman's, a fixture since 1934.
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The big supper club in Rice Lake is Lehman's, a fixture since 1934.
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Mr. Reider pays nominal rent, and the three operate the supper club cooperatively.
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He told Miss Gabriele that the supper club was looking to hire a singer.
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One day I was in a supper club near the Apollo during the day.
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In 2014, after McGarry's home-based supper club became a big success, he expanded.
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The Supper Club has outlasted Mr. Martinez, who moved to San Francisco in 2015.
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This includes the aforementioned Mayfair Supper Club, as well as Lago, Jasmine, and Spago.
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She married and started a supper club out of her apartment in nearby Belfast.
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She did, first with a supper club and then, in 2012, at Cardamom Hill.
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The upstairs space will operate as a member's supper club, with five-course dinners.
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The space had an old supper club vibe and continued the thread of incredible service.
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"He's been running a supper club in his Wedding apartment for two years," says Magers.
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This is Tatiana, Brighton Beach's favorite Russian-inspired supper club, and it is an experience.
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The Matatu Kitchen is a monthly supper club in Bristol that celebrates East African cuisine.
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Attending a private supper club in a new luxury property was a first for the Garzas.
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Short, the most elegant and witty of men, made the cafe the quintessential New York supper club.
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When she was first back, she threw supper club dinners in her home, inviting strangers to eat.
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We'd cook all day and listen to music and then in the evening we'd do this supper club.
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They turned a Cuban supper club in Hollywood into a donation center and slowly have been sending supplies.
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Wynn, who likes to boast, says that she sings songs in four languages at a local supper club.
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In April, Special Club, a supper club that will feature live musicians, will open in the same building.
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Red Rooster, along with Ginny's Supper Club, its music-driven sister, were game-changers for the uptown experience.
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"You shouldn't come to this supper club and declare that you have allergies at the beginning," he said.
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"We wanted it to have the spirit of a supper club but the polish of a restaurant," says Ramsden.
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He served as an executive chef for famed Big Apple establishments One Fifth Avenue, Sullivan's and the Supper Club.
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Its downstairs speakeasy, Ginny's Supper Club, is home to a weekly gospel brunch and live music on most nights.
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The roaming supper club, run by volunteers living in temporary housing, pops up in different venues around the capital.
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If you added a sprig of curly parsley, the restaurant's lamb chop could come from a 1950s supper club.
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An hour or so earlier Banx & Ranx were sat comfortably in an upmarket supper club deep in the city.
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Long since canonical onstage, his musicals are now regularly stripped for parts in solo recitals and supper-club engagements.
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She and Ms. de Boer briefly ran a supper club together, first in London and later in New York.
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His Los Angeles home eventually became a supper club attended by Hollywood insiders of some particular caliber or other.
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His latest venture is this 303-show solo residency at the upscale Upper East Side supper club Café Carlyle.
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The trio brainstorm their menus a month in advance and have tried to incorporate a supper club feel to Pidgin.
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After a brief introduction, Melina, one of the founders of the supper club, broaches the subject of Trump's executive order.
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She tells me about a supper club she and her husband are in and says I should join next week.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the given name of one of the founders of the Delta Supper Club.
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Boîte Omar's La Boite, the new supper club and bar from Omar Hernandez, takes over the former Happy Ending space.
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They haven't met the people they'll be entertaining -- their new neighbors -- but then that's the point of the Syria Supper Club.
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For people like Laurent Quenioux of the underground supper club Bistro LQ in Los Angeles, it is a way of life.
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The Clove Club started as a supper club from chef and owner Isaac McHale and partners Daniel Willis and Johnny Smith.
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Supper Club has visited the burger restaurant with an Indian twist a few times since, business that is always much appreciated.
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Saturday night belongs to prime rib — although it's served every night at Achatz's recently opened supper club, and always medium-rare.
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But it is a term of highest praise for Mr. Reider, the wiry, frenetic young chef behind the D.I.Y. supper club.
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It was while she was separated from Mr. Hosford that she met, and impressed, Mr. Whitney at a Phoenix supper club.
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It was while she was separated from Mr. Hosford that she met, and impressed, Mr. Whitney at a Phoenix supper club.
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Elia Alba's The Supper Club continues at the 8th Floor gallery (17 West 17th Street, Flatiron District, Manhattan) through January 13.
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Son Cubano, his Chelsea supper club and restaurant serving classics like arroz con pollo and ropa vieja, closed several years ago.
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Some historians suggest an affinity with the New York City nightclub-restaurant hybrid of that era, which used food, music and dance to camouflage illegal tippling; as Dave Hoekstra wrote in "The Supper Club Book" (2013), one Wisconsin supper club kept lockers on hand where regulars could hide their liquor (fitting, considering the etymology of supan).
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When she meets Terry, a wealthy white woman, at a supper club, Renay flourishes, both in bed and at the piano bench.
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Big Gay Supper Club beckons guests out of the city to Megan Jo Collum and Jess Emrich's property in New Milford, Conn.
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The initial production, in 2012, was at an 87-seat Off Broadway theater, Ars Nova, refashioned to resemble a Russian supper club.
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He has instituted a supper club, encouraging the players and the coaches to go out for dinner together when their schedules permit.
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I arrived a little early so was able to see the venue before it became filled with that evening's solo supper club.
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Chang is the prodigy who first came to national attention when he started an illegal underground supper club as a student at USC.
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" CHRISTINA CORVINO, COFOUNDER, CORVINO SUPPER CLUB & TASTING ROOM: "Most people let themselves languish in the purgatory of planning, trying to make everything perfect.
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They weren't called Irish Pub, Art Deco Supper Club, Argentine Steakhouse, French Bistro or Hipster Microbrewery, but they might as well have been.
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When the Dew Drop opened in 1938, it was a supper club with entertainment headed by the fabulous, cross-dressing MC Patsy Vidalia.
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" CHRISTINA CORVINO, COFOUNDER, CORVINO SUPPER CLUB & TASTING ROOM: "Most people let themselves languish in the purgatory of planning, trying to make everything perfect.
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For dinner, I scored a reservation at the Mayfair Supper Club, a vintage-glam restaurant with roving performers that overlooked the Bellagio Fountains.
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Like so many recent graduates before him, Mr. Reider has moved to Brooklyn, where he has reopened Pith as private-home supper club.
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He soon took over a small, struggling nightclub in the shadows of Manhattan's Copacabana on East 60th Street, calling it Norby Walters's Supper Club.
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After renting a bus, Bergeron and friends went salmon fishing, and ended the night at a supper club in Wisconsin for dinner and cocktails.
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Kong is part of a growing number of so-called supper club chefs who are capitalizing on diners' insatiable appetites for new eating experiences.
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The underground supper club rose to popularity years ago, with pop-up restaurants like Bistro LQ and Starry Kitchen operating out of peoples' homes.
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Various jazz artists play at Ginny's Supper Club, the space beneath Red Rooster that becomes a dance hall late weekend nights into early morning.
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The couple's first introduction to the Brick City Supper Club was at El Merengue in December 2014, just after they had moved to Newark.
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Adam J. Bernard is well cast as a wild, James Brown-esque singer who's been asked to tone it down for supper club audiences.
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Mkhitaryan has a regular supper club with his teammates Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba; he goes to the movies as often as time allows.
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Recently, I visited the 8th Floor Gallery to see Elia Alba's exhibition, The Supper Club, which features a panoply of photographic portraits of contemporary artists.
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Long after the President's official day has ended, his workaholic tendencies have him hosting a rotating supper club at the most coveted address in Washington.
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Starting as an impromptu back yard supper club, Yard Sale now has four locations across East and North London with dine-in and takeaway options.
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They didn't know each other well until 20173, when they found themselves working together at the Globe, a restaurant and supper club in downtown Montreal.
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But once the 18th Amendment banning alcohol was repealed in 1933, the supper club became more properly focused on supper as an event in itself.
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From there, Mr. Charles went to work with the Quebecois chefs Claude Pelletier and Michel Ross at the upscale Montreal supper club Mediterraneo, now closed.
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And don't miss the 1930s supper club decor and world-class dining at Shanghai Terrace or the views of Michigan Avenue from the rooftop terrace.
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He gave the presentation again, in December, at a supper club in Johannesburg and, in April, at a sold-out National Geographic event, in Washington.
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He greets you in his foyer, and walks you into a dingy basement parlor, a wood-paneled, pink-carpeted room reminiscent of a Midwestern supper club.
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And the weekend Supper Club series featuring musical guests and cuisine by chef Edouard de la Durantaye — a hot ticket in town that requires advance reservations.
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Marshall, who is the executive vice president of Play It Again Publishing, proposed to Rose in March 2015 at the Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club.
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Mr. Kantor, 33, is an actor, most recently in the Broadway musical "The Band's Visit," and Mr. Bordainick, 33, ran the underground supper club Dinner Lab.
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In northern New Jersey, two women organize Syria Supper Club, weekly dinners where Syrian refugees break bread with people in the area who sign up online.
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Barbara Schönhofer, founder of the Insurance Supper Club, a networking group for women in the sector, said the move was a step in the right direction.
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The artist Elia Alba's The Supper Club exhibition at the 8th Floor gallery is full of photographic portraits that accomplish all of the functions listed above.
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"We are a monthly supper club with a community of professionals, creators and entrepreneurs whose common interests are food and cannabis," Hawaii Mike instructs in an email.
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She founded F.A.T, a pop-up cafe and supper club and started selling her pickles, kimchi, and sauces throughout London—currently manning a stall at Druid Market.
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Venues like The Last Supper Club were playing Three 6 Mafia, and they were not even VIP joints—just places where Asian people could be Asian people.
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The evening was a co-production of the 8th Floor and the artist Elia Alba, who has been organizing a project called The Supper Club since 2012.
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When I immigrated from Hungary to Germany, I worked as a line cook for a while, and eventually started a supper club in my apartment in Berlin.
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While "The Supper Club" both perpetuates and challenges this legacy, it rejects one sensibility inherent to these projects: their view of the art world as largely white.
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"This is not the Bradley Byrne I know," says Hillyer, who once belonged to the same church and supper club as Byrne and considers him a friend.
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For the supper club tonight [held at Ismail's house in Bristol], we've included ugali, which is a really traditional East African staple made from cornflour and water.
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She's an aspiring chef who runs monthly supper clubs in her one-bedroom apartment, and tonight is the first time we're co-hosting an informal storytelling supper club.
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Funnyman TJ Miller and his personal chef and supper club host, Andy Windak, are here to make you grateful for your taste buds just in time for Thanksgiving.
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Twice a month Anna Gyulai Gaal, a Hungarian-born journalist, turns her apartment in the Neukölln district of Berlin into a supper club through the dining service WithLocals.
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SUPPER CLUBBy Lara Williams Near the end of "Supper Club," the tart debut novel from the British writer Lara Williams, the narrator, Roberta, explains how to make kimchi.
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It started after the chef Ryan Hidinger — who, with his wife, Jen, ran a popular supper club from their home — learned that he had late-stage gall bladder cancer.
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According to Gothamist, Santos is not only reviving his Um Segredo Supper Club in New York City, he's adding seven courses inspired by season 7 of Game Of Thrones.
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Since the release of 2010's debut, Burning Bush Supper Club, Bear Hands have been plugging away, honing their sound, hip-hop-tinged rock mixed with Animal Collective experimentalism.
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Space Pants: What starts out as a seemingly run-of-the-mill mob sketch in a supper club gets seriously out-of-this-world when Dinklage takes the stage.
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In late June, the Minnesota-born chef J.D. Fratzke opened a modern edition of a supper club called Falls Landing off Highway 22015, just south of the Twin Cities.
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Supper-Club Chic Among the only pleasant aspects of the transition from summer to winter is the introduction of the gourd palette: mustard yellows, deep oranges, and delicate browns.
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If you go as a tourist to Havana, you may hear that they perform Tuesdays and Saturdays at this hotel, or every night at 9:30 at that supper club.
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We found creative ways to curb our habit of our daily eating out, like creating our own supper club, trying new recipes, and using the crockpot (which I'd completely underestimated).
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It's not a traditional supper club per se, but it has many of the same aspects — a place where people gather for a great meal and the ability to socialize.
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About 10 years ago Mr. Rehberger and Mr. Macias, who are friends, founded Club Michel, an underground supper club that Mr. Rehberger also used as a canteen for his studio.
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Bites "Do you salsa or merengue?" the emcee at El Tucán, a supper club in Miami, asked the dolled-up crowd one Saturday night, during its inaugural weekend last October.
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On this project, Anu comes through with an uptown genre clash in line with his vital series of The Shed live jam sessions at Ginny's Supper Club on Lenox Avenue.
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When Josh Kulp and Christine Cikowski met in culinary school, after both pursuing other careers, they started hosting an underground supper club in their apartments, known as Sunday Dinner Club.
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It was in Harlem, as chef de cuisine at a slinky neighborhood hangout called the Cecil and the history-drenched jazz supper club Minton's, that Mr. Johnson made his name.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misspelled the given name of an artist whose pottery Jonah Reider uses to serve guests at his supper club.
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Bolstered by the success of "Sleep No More," the producers of "The Great Comet" moved it to a tent in the meatpacking district, tricked out like a Russian supper club.
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It all went down at the Gentlemen's Supper Club at Parcae during NBA All-Star Weekend in Toronto -- with Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and CP3 honoring Kobe with speeches and gifts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Cadillac, a favorite among America's older 'supper club set', is revving up sales to younger luxury buyers in China through smoother designs and localized production to keep prices accessible.
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In London for a one-off supper club linked to her recently published cookbook Eivissa: The Ibiza Cookbook, her conversation slips into incantations of Ibizan foodstuffs, which she recites like liturgies.
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In Cynthiana, Ky., where a Walmart worker tested positive for the virus, at least one church was scrambling to shut down its services, Bible study and supper club for the week.
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The Turk's Inn, a $3 million labor of love due to open in Bushwick, New York, early next year, represents an elaborate effort to re-create a beloved northern Wisconsin supper club.
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Fat Macy's founder Meg Doherty, 27, first thought of launching the supper club when she was working in a homeless hostel and realized how hard it was for residents to move on.
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After pasta, you might investigate that supper-club lamb chop, or the polenta and stewed onions under a lobe of calf's liver, so creamy inside it's like a pink organ-meat custard.
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Produced by Frank Bi Designed by James Bareham Edited by Dan Seifert, Vlad Savov, Lauren Goode, and Michael Zelenko Filmed on location at SHoP Architects and St. Mazie Bar and Supper Club
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It will be run by Omar Hernandez, a native of Venezuela who owns Omar's La Ranita, a supper club in Greenwich Village, and who is now their collaborator, adding some downtown energy.
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Ms. King recalled a brief meeting when a mutual friend introduced her to Mr. Savage in June 2014 after Parquet Courts played at the Sugar Hill Supper Club in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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Ms. King recalled a brief meeting when a mutual friend introduced her to Mr. Savage in June 293 after Parquet Courts played at the Sugar Hill Supper Club in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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CHICAGO — At the intersection of Belmont and Sheffield Avenues in the Lakeview neighborhood here, a few blocks south of Wrigley Field, once stood a Latin supper club known as La Havana Madrid.
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Along with David Gelb and Jason Sterman, McGinn runs Supper Club, the independent production company behind Netflix's growing collection of canonical food docs like Jiro Dreams of Sushi and the Chef's Table series.
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Instead, he's head chef and co-owner of Buyers Club restaurant in Liverpool, co-founder of the city's cult supper club Secret Diners Club, and driving force behind new street food venture FINCA.
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Heavens crack open with light as Thundercat's extended solo on "Askim" keeps the choirs euphoric, eventually dimming to a supper-club candlelit intimacy where Washington's sax then rebuilds its stairway to the stars.
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Reider is the founder, manager, chef and host of Pith, a two- or three-times-weekly supper club held not in a restaurant but on the ground floor of a chic Brooklyn townhouse.
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The party that night, held at Ginny's Supper Club in the basement of the restaurant, would celebrate "The Red Rooster Cookbook: The Story of Food and Hustle in Harlem," released on Oct. 18.
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"It was sort of like a supper club, and all the adults would get sitters," said Sharon Jones, Mr. Scott's daughter, who graduated from Auburn in 250 with a degree in animal sciences.
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JaynesBeard — a private monthly supper club at city residences founded by Sabrina Chen, 39, and Alana McMillan, 32 — encompasses everything from cocktail parties to seated, plated meals by chefs such as Kristen Kish.
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For a few years around the turn of the 21st century, it was a weekly event at Swing 46 Jazz and Supper Club in Midtown Manhattan, led by the beloved hoofer Buster Brown.
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"Never Fear" takes off just as the dance partners Carol (Sally Forrest, a Lupino discovery) and Guy (Keefe Brasselle) are about to debut their latest routine at a Los Angeles-area supper club.
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Mansfield, who was reportedly struggling to find work in Hollywood after Marilyn Monroe's death in 1962, had completed a nightclub tour at Biloxi's Gus Stevens Restaurant & Supper Club when she later met her end.
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Supper Club at Dai Due: Chef Jesse Griffiths was one of the first in Austin to utilize local produce and game back in 2006 with his farmers' market stand and pop-up supper clubs.
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Meanwhile, the 2014-16 "Menu for Mars Supper Club," co-organized with Douglas Paulson, involved a series of dining events at restaurants around New York City exploring food that could be prepared on Mars.
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There, no outrigger dangles from the ceiling, and an animated underwater video screen stands in for the tanks of live fish at torchlit palaces like the dearly departed Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio.
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CONCERT FILMS Highlights include Mr. Dylan's shows at the intimate Supper Club in New York in 1993 and concerts from his 1980 tour, when Mr. Dylan, newly converted to Christianity, was exploring gospel music.
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It includes recipes adapted from Ms. Toklas, as well as dozens of his own honed while singing for supper-club audiences while working as a caterer for demanding socialites in Manhattan and the Hamptons.
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She begins with a gorgeous, improvised fugue, is joined by a bassist and a drummer and leads the trio in light supper-club swing, and intensifies into muscular Count Basie-like, big-band punches.
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Kate McCaffrey, an associate professor of anthropology at Montclair State University and a founder of the Syria Supper Club (similar to Displaced Dinners, only these meals take place in an American host's home), stressed delicacy.
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But eating is only half your purpose here, for this is a Wisconsin supper club, a distinctly American subgenre of restaurant that for nearly a century has largely and triumphantly ignored the passing of time.
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A week later, in Chicago's Fulton Market district, the avant-garde chef Grant Achatz unveiled the St. Clair Supper Club, a throwback to his youth in a small town of that name in eastern Michigan.
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Every now and then a trend emerges from a part of London so newly gentrified that you're unsure if you're getting stabbed or invited to a pan-Asian supper club, and this time it's improvised comedy.
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After making a name for himself in Miami, Mr. Hernandez arrived in Greenwich Village in 2013 and opened Omar's La Ranita, a private supper club that had a brief but storied run as a celebrity magnet.
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Much like their former tourmates Cage The Elephant, Bear Hands have a knack for crafting melodic and danceable tunes, like Burning Bush Supper Club cut "Tablasaurus" and "Giants," the breakout hit from their 2014 sophomore effort Distraction.
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The Jamison lamb trail also takes us to nearby Greensburg, where we enjoy a scrumptious lamb burger (topped with Boursin and pickled beets) at the Supper Club, a restaurant nooked into the city's Jacobean-revival Amtrak station.
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In perhaps the greatest impudence, at the idiosyncratic San Francisco supper club Lazy Bear, diners receive a crock of bone marrow fondue, while Vicia takes a meta approach, pairing root vegetables with pesto made from their leaves.
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If the typical celebrity portrait aggrandizes its subject, the photographs in "The Supper Club" give artists of color a place of honor in a mainstream art world that continues to ignore, underestimate or play down their accomplishments.
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And that was the name used in those freewheeling days when Prohibition made every night out an invitation for delinquency and subterfuge, and when a new kind of restaurant started to appear in Wisconsin: the supper club.
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Parsons, who has always loved jazz, told me that as a teenager in Brooklyn, taking a date to a Manhattan jazz club made him feel grown up, and he thought, One day I'll own a great supper club.
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"It was almost too much media," said Amir Fattal, 2647, who arrived from Aleppo in 77373 and set up a supper club, catering company and part-time street food stall called Beroea Kitchen with his wife, Nour Amammana.
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A frisky spoof of Broadway musicals, the revue ran for six years and 2,332 performances at Palsson's Supper Club on the Upper West Side of Manhattan before moving to Theater East on the Upper East Side in 20023.
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Mr. Holland, who left that band in 1981, is better known today as the host of a long-running BBC2 show, but he continues to record music that falls somewhere between supper-club jazz and smooth R&B.
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The Beverly Hills Supper Club Overcrowding, faulty wiring and a lack of enough fire exits were cited as contributing factors to the blaze that killed 165 people at the entertainment complex in Southgate, Kentucky, on May 28, 1977. 4.
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Brick walls and high ceilings with exposed ductwork don't interfere with the sound quality coming from the raised stage that is the focal point of the music venue, which also acts as a supper club serving a full menu.
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A few weeks before his supper club, Pith, started up again, Jonah Reider was in his spotless new kitchen, toying with a new idea: marrying the barnyard heft of bone marrow with the earthiness of just-in-season morels.
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Ms. Marrero was born in Brooklyn, moved to Puerto Rico in her early teens, and then returned to New York in 2005, where she focused on her singing career, performing at venues like the burlesque supper club Duane Park.
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Her production of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" moved from a pop-up supper club in the meatpacking district to Broadway's Imperial Theatre, where she immersed the audience in a Russian bacchanal, complete with rave music and pierogi.
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To carry out this Mission Impossible, Mr. Brody turned to Joseph H. Baum, a graduate of Cornell's School of Hotel Administration who had recently managed the Monte Carlo, a Manhattan supper club owned by the real estate tycoon William Zeckendorf.
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"It's a great opportunity to meet new faces and soak up the vibe and energy in the city," said Isaiah Little, 29, a Newark native and supper club regular who organizes Newark First Fridays, an art and cultural event downtown.
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The newest addition to the bustling night life scene in Bushwick, Brooklyn, this club tucked behind the Turk's Inn restaurant — a tribute to a onetime Wisconsin supper club whose name it shares — has had a busy first week of programming.
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The photograph is in her new book, "Elia Alba: The Supper Club" (The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation/Hirmer), edited by Sara Reisman with George Bolster and Anjuli Nanda, which documents Ms. Alba's project, reimagining artists of color as A-list celebrities.
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There is also a history of female artists carving out a seat at the table for other women through fictional and performative dinner parties: Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" and Elia Alba's ongoing "The Supper Club" are two prominent examples.
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In this episode of Flavours of Brooklyn, Sam Mason (OddFellows Ice Cream) sinks his teeth into the best of Bed Stuy—a borough where flavours are infused with decades of local history and Hilary Clinton once danced at a '70s supper club.
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On the corner of a Hollywood strip mall on Vine Street, adjacent to a Cuban supper club that bumps salsa music at 120 decibels, sits Barkada—a hip, nascent Filipino tapas restaurant and lounge that offers live music, moody lighting, and community fundraisers.
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And when most of the city's Austro-German restaurants in Yorkville and even the legendary Luchow's near Union Square dripped Gemütlichkeit, Vienna '79 suggested a smart, urbane supper club, with dove-gray walls and stunning black-and-white prints of antique Viennese scenes.
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He worked at Chuck Howard's, in the theatre district; at Nikki and Kelly, on the Upper West Side; at Gianni's, a tourist trap at the South Street Seaport; at the Supper Club, a nightspot in midtown where the emphasis was not the food.
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She's also so socially anxious she wants to disappear — until she befriends an aspiring artist named Stevie who persuades her to spin her culinary gifts into a secret supper club that will be equal parts art project, fine dining, and druggy, rowdy fun.
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The 2012 production took place in a faux supper club, broke the fourth wall and featured techno-inspired dance numbers and progressive casting choices, which is how Ms. Gray (who is black), and Mr. Steele (who is white), ended up playing biological siblings.
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Its songs, mostly written by the pianist Thomas Lauderdale and the singer China Forbes, sound like potential production numbers for long-lost movie musicals or supper-club revues from around the world; they dip into multiple languages and idioms with suave assurance.
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We started The Matatu Kitchen because we wanted to share East African food with people in Bristol but as the supper club grows, we're seeing that food has a greater purpose in resisting the growing hatred towards Muslims, black people, and women.
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Miss Gabriele was also well known in New York as the co-owner, with her husband, Vito Pisa, of Chez Vito, a Manhattan supper club where roaming Hungarian violinists and singers, the proprietress included, serenaded diners seated on plush red velvet banquettes at candlelit tables.
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At the Coconut Club, a recurring pop-up supper club in Los Angeles, the barman Nathan Hazard created a blue gin punch that, moving from glass to glass, he rendered purple with a spoonful each of lime juice, Jamaican bitters and the spiced liqueur falernum.
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In 2012, an account on Douban — a social network focused on lifestyle and culture and whose reach as of September exceeds 300 million active monthly users — started sharing photographs from the British supper-club chef Kerstin Rodgers's blog, including her version of stargazy pie.
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We met several months ago at a dinner event, Elia Alba's Supper Club, held at the 8th Floor gallery where we collectively — several artists, historians, curators — chewed over how we now deal with each other as black men and how me might improve our relationships.
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And could he make the transition from operating a supper club to running a profit-seeking kitchen, where the mundane repetition of cooking the same piece of fish over and over again might work in direct opposition to the creativity and improvisation for which he was known?
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It may be the grand equalizer to finally give Filipino cuisine the push that it needs to become as popular as Thai and Vietnamese cuisines in the US. That's the hope, at least, of Caroline Kostiuk, her husband Daniel, and their sold-out, 40-seat supper club.
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From his brief tenure as a garde-manger at Au pied de cochon, to working the line at Globe at the height of city's ostentatious supper club era, to working at a convenience store diner, Beaver has seen a cross-section of Montreal usually reserved for kitchen lifers.
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I really want the story to be that Johnny is handing your son crisp hundos, but even in small denominations, I agree that there is something a little seedy about slipping a 7-year-old cash as if he's a maître d' at a mobbed-up supper club.
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Long gone are Wells Supper Club, which allowed late-night revelers to have dinner and breakfast at the same time with its famous fried chicken and waffles, and Copeland's, which offered chitterlings and champagne in Hamilton Heights and briefly on the Upper West Side before foundering in 2007.
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Both came to prominence in the New York City restaurant scene around the same time — Bourdain working in kitchens as a dishwasher, prep drone, line cook, sous-chef, and eventual executive chef of famed Big Apple establishments like One Fifth Avenue, Sullivan's, the Supper Club, and Manhattan's Brasserie Les Halles.
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" Adam Rawson, ex-head chef at London's Pachamama and supper club host "In London, I rely on international ingredients in my cooking and I'm worried about the knock-on effect on imported foods as I think the price of ingredients can go up if there's another tax we'll need to pay.
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LONDON — At Bunga Bunga supper club, a sublimely ridiculous ode to Italian kitsch in Covent Garden, there's a speedboat turned table that seats 254, communal cocktails served from four-foot-high replicas of Michelangelo's David — yes, the tap is that part of his anatomy — and a Pompeii-style fresco featuring cavorting nudes.
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NICHOLAS PAYTON QUARTET Smoke, April 22016 On the last night of his weekend run at this Morningside Heights supper club, the 44-year-old New Orleans trumpeter Nicholas Payton played "Coretta," a hazy original dedicated to Coretta Scott King, with notes articulated with deliberateness and gravity and the hue of an orange flame.
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With this collection, shown at Doubles, the supper club in the Sherry-Netherland, Mr. Maxwell has effectively seized the uptown ground once owned by Jason Wu, who seems to have entirely lost direction, detouring between striped cotton suiting here, haute bohemia there and a selection of Martha Graham-meets-Madame Grès dance dresses.
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"The fascinating thing about our history is that it's very dark," Brian Dunsmoor tells me, hunched over hand-scrawled menu notes for Fuss & Feathers, the supper club out of his Southern-American inflected restaurant, Hatchet Hall, that takes a deep dive into what we mean historically when we talk about American food.
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For dinner, order the two-choice plate with kalbi beef and volcano chicken ($16.25) at the friendly Hawaiian restaurant Big Island Kona Mix Plate, or have the super-indulgent wagyu beef burger ($16) at the nearby Boxwood Kitchen & Supper Club, which also has a children's menu with options like buttered pasta or cheeseburgers for $8.
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Additionally, they act as a kind of measure of the intimacy that Alba has earned with her subjects in producing her Supper Club project, through which she has hosted about 25 conversations of weighty and formidable topics, convened around a meal, to which she invites artists of color (two of which I have attended).
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Finally, the service will be home to more than just entertainment programming: the company announced earlier today that it has signed a deal with Supper Club to produce a bunch of nonfiction projects, including Be Our Chef, a Disney-themed cooking show; Cinema Relics: Iconic Art of the Movies, which is about movie props and costumes; Encore!
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On a Wednesday evening in mid-June, a crowd comprised predominantly of Soviet-born immigrants to the U.S. gathered at Encore Restaurant, a gaudy supper club in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, for a fundraiser honoring Malka Shahar, a 52-year-old Russian émigré running as a Republican candidate to represent South Brooklyn's District 47 in the New York State Assembly.
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The first commercial production, beginning in 2013, was in a tent, named "Kazino," erected on an empty lot in Manhattan's meatpacking district, with full dinner service (for big spenders, a seafood tower with caviar was available) and then in Midtown (this time as a supperless supper club) on a lot, as luck would have it, next to the Imperial.
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The Paris skies may have been overcast, and the mood dampened by the "Brexit," but amid the gilded and the shadowy corners of the lavish Hôtel de la Païva along the Champs-Élysées, Miu Miu set up a temporary supper club to celebrate its latest resort collection and invited a who's who of industry names to help.
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More recently, he founded the seedy-opulent Lower East Side burlesque club the Box; helped to import the immersive-theatre juggernaut "Sleep No More," by the British group Punchdrunk; created the ballroom spectacle "Queen of the Night"; and brought "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" to a pop-up Russian supper club in the meatpacking district.
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The narration jumps back and forth between Roberta's dissociated days at university, where she teaches herself to cook and ends up dating a lecturer many years her senior, and the present day, where she and Stevie — quickly falling into an intense, exhilarating, consuming friendship — decide to start a secret society for hungry women that they call Supper Club.
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A woman from Maine — a self-taught cook with dreams of going to medical school — gets pregnant, drops out of college, gets married, starts a supper club, expands it to a restaurant, drinks too much, gets divorced and goes to rehab ... and many twists later, ends up running a restaurant so popular that every seat is booked through 2017.
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They have designed a kitchen and dining space that would be supper-club-ready, with a top-of-the-line grill; a pizza oven and rows of herbs planted in the back garden; pottery by Lily Fein, Mr. Reider's friend, for serving; and a suite of Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs around the large dining room table.
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"Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," Dave Malloy's electro-pop spin on "War and Peace," began at the eighty-seat venue Ars Nova, in 2012, before moving to a pop-up Russian supper club in the meatpacking district the next year and becoming a vodka-fuelled downtown hit; Rachel Chavkin's immersive staging comes to the Imperial (take that, Napoleon!) Oct.
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"Jonah comes up with new ideas like its going out of style," Jon Louie, Reider's current sous-chef, tells CNBC Make It. Louie, a chef to musicians on tour including Selena Gomez, Gucci Mane, and The Weekend (and soon Jay-Z and Beyonce when they go on tour this June), sought Reider out a few months ago after he heard about the supper club and was intrigued.
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From Beata Heuman's patisserie-inspired ceilings in homes throughout the city to Fran Hickman's tropical-night bespoke silk panels in the game room of the private members' Chess Club in Mayfair to Luke Edward Hall's playful evocations of Jean Cocteau's drawings on dishware to Martin Brudnizki's recent rococo transformation of Annabel's, the legendary Mayfair '60s-era disco-cum-supper club, their outré interiors are a celebratory rebuke to a dreary age.
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FT. $6003,2600 approximate annual rent 224 Lenox Avenue (between West 2622th and 116th Streets) Manhattan Joseph Johnson, the chef known as JJ, who recently worked at the Cecil, the sister restaurant to the jazz supper club Minton's in Harlem, has signed a 10-year lease for Field Trip, a new Afro-Asian-American restaurant with rice central to its dishes, to open this fall in a retail space in this six-story mixed-use Harlem building.
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Ultimately, they found a Bushwick space expansive enough (5,000 square feet) to approximate the sprawl of a supper club, which often unfolds as a series of rooms — a procession honored here with a separate music venue that has already hosted secret shows by the likes of Alicia Keys, a rooftop to invoke Wisconsin's bucolic outdoors and a döner kebab stand for late-night snacking, inspired by Kataria's time at law school in Germany, where he lived in a neighborhood of Turkish immigrants.
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It'll be a brandy old-fashioned, if you're doing this right, a cocktail that bears only the faintest resemblance to the whiskey version found elsewhere in the land; the German immigrants who settled the state preferred their alcohol on the sweet side, and, according to Holly L. De Ruyter, the director of the 303 documentary "Old Fashioned: The Story of the Wisconsin Supper Club," the drink was refined during Prohibition, when people had to use fruit and sugar to mask the taste of rotgut liquor.
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Collins, CO) 8/19 - Lost Lake Lounge (Denver, CO) 8/20 - The Barkley Ballroom (Frisco, CO) 8/21 - Brues Alehouse Brewing Company (Pueblo, CO) 8/103 - Radisson: Paper Valley (Appleton, WI) 8/25 - East Side Club (Madison, WI) 8/29 - Ignition Music Garage (Goshen, IN) 207/29 - River Roots Live Fest (Davenport, IA) 210/210 - First Avenue: 206th St. Entry (Minneapolis, MN) 073/207 - Daytrotter (Davenport, IA) 210/208 - Hideout Inn (Chicago, IL) 8/31 - MOTR Pub (Cincinnati, OH) 9/01 - Music Box Supper Club (Cleveland, OH) 9/02 - Fleetwood's Tap Room (Toledo, OH) 103/03 - Club Cafe (Pittsburgh, PA) 9/06 - World Cafe Live - (Philadelphia, PA) 9/07 - Mercury Lounge (New York, NY) 9/10 - Otis Mountain Get Down (Elizabethtown, NY) 10/06 - The Green Room (Flagstaff, AZ) 10/07 - Raven Cafe (Prescott, AZ) 10/08 - Valley Bar (Phoenix, AZ) *July Residency at The Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles (Mondays) ᐧ
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