In 1991, a trio of bald, blue, and silent figures took up residence downtown in the Astor Place Theatre, and ever since, the group has been captivating audiences young and old with their curiosity, strangeness, and inclination to turn even the most mundane of objects into a musical instrument. One of the centerpieces of the show is a three-part percussive piece made out of PVC tubing. After 27 years, the original instrument was retired from stage life. Before traveling to its final resting place, the pipes will stop over for six weeks at the Museum of the City of New York. With Blue Man Group: Ready…Go! visitors learn about the group’s New York City origins, and have the opportunity to bang on a tube while taking a look at the world through the eyes of the Blue Man.
Blue Man Group: Ready…Go!
The Museum Of The City of New York
1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St.,
Open Daily 10am–6pm
Suggested Admission
Adults: $20
Seniors (65+), Students: $14 (with I.D.)
Under age 20: Free
Members: Free
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