They had 4 couches set up right in front of the stage, which I thought was awesome. We walked in and were immediately greeted and told we can sit wherever we like. We walked by Comix and they were advertising a 300 Ft. My husband and I were looking for somewhere to have lunch and catch the Patriots/Bills game.

The best thing I can say about my visit-the restrooms are clean and spacious!! I feel it was $15 too much.Ībout an hour into the show I looked around and more than half of the audience already left. Yes, there is a two drink minimum, but that is typical for every comedy club. The wait staff was very attentive and friendly. The front door staff and owner of the club were very customer service focused. He barely spoke and he clearly didn't want to interact with the crowd. The male piano player did not appear to be the least bit interested in performing. The female piano player had an average singing voice, but at least she got up and danced and attempted to entertain the crowd, even though she was the biggest proponent of asking for money. If you gave more money than the original requestor, then they would stop playing that song and play a song that you requested. We complied with a few bucks and about 4 song requests. I am not sure if the players even said their names before they instructed us to give them money if we wanted them to play a song. They were too busy working the audience to give them tips to play requested songs. They calmly took turns and certainly were not competing with each other. The piano players did not duel whatsoever. It was supposed to be humorous and there was nothing funny about the show. The advertisement oversold the actual show. We are big fans of stand up comedy shows so we immediately looked up the Comedy Club line up when we decided to visit Foxwoods, but this Dueling Pianos show was playing.

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