Earlier this month TKTS opened its new booth in Times Square and it has proven to be quite the hit. My favorite part of the article:

Even people unable to climb the steps seemed to adore them — like Norman Robbins, who is 86, recovering from an automobile accident and, for the time being, walking with a cane.

Mr. Robbins and his wife, B. J., who is 75, spent part of Sunday afternoon sitting on a granite bench at the foot of the new red stairs. They live on Long Island and were in town for a matinee performance of “Equus.” Usually, they pass the time before matinees in a hotel lobby, but on Sunday they were delighted by the city’s newest outdoor spot.

I like the thought of people in their 70s and 80s coming into town for a matinee of a play that’s probably most famous for its nudity.