This dingy, fun basement bar packs in the ironic and unironic to its nightly singalongs in a space that looks like it hasn't been renovated since the 1920s (it also happens to be the original site where Thomas Paine wrote his rebel-rousing Crisis

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This dingy, fun basement bar packs in the ironic and unironic to its nightly singalongs in a space that looks like it hasn't been renovated since the 1920s (it also happens to be the original site where Thomas Paine wrote his rebel-rousing Crisis and Common Sense essays.) Dubbed the place "old musical theater students go to die," you better know your Oklahoma from your Chicago in this die-hard piano bar, where you'll spot "Saturday Night Live" alumni or Broadway B-listers belt them out for all to hear over cheap drinks and an appreciative audience. A must for any musical theater diva.

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