Here's my New York report: I got to Union Station in DC in plenty of time for my Boltbus. Unfortunately, it left an hour late and took over an hour longer than scheduled. I got to my hotel at about 6 pm.
Since I wasn't really sure how to go by subway and didn't have a lot of time to get lost, I took a cab to the Gramercy Theater for Celebrity Autobiography. The show consists of actors/comedians reading excerpts from autobiogaphies of famous people, without changing a word. It was really funny. The "readers" were Sharon Gless, Michael Urie, Mario Cantone, Mo Rocca, Rachel Dratch, Kristen Johnston and the two people who came up with the idea.
Mario Cantone did some great impressions of Liza, Barbra and Richard Burton. Rachel Dratch was very funny reading Ethel Merman's book. Oh , and Mario read from Susan Lucci's book --it was about the night she won her Emmy Award. The finale consisted of the books of Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher being read. They wrote about the same incident but had different versions. I think Ivana Trump's would win for most obnoxious---she says something like she's a regular person even though she can go anywhere she wants and buy whatever she fancies.
It was almost 10 pm when the show was over and I had to make my way to Silence, the Musical.