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NAUGHTY/BONUS: A NIGHT AT PLATO'S RETREAT

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NEW YORK, NY – Step back into the wild, uninhibited nightlife of 1970s New York with the publication of Naughty/Bonus: A Night at Plato's Retreat, an explosive new play that captures the spirit of one of the most notorious nightlife destinations in American history. Written by a chronicler of New York nightlife, entertainment, and the movie and television industry of the Seventies, t

A bold and provocative theatrical work, Naughty/Bonus: A Night at Plato's Retreat transports readers into the heart of an era when New York was the epicenter of cultural revolution, sexual liberation, and after-dark adventure. Inspired by the legendary Plato's Retreat, the play recreates the excitement, excess, humor, and larger-than-life personalities that made the club an enduring symbol of a vanished New York.

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Drawing upon firsthand observations and decades of experience in New York's entertainment world, the author offers readers a rare insider's perspective on a city that was gritty, glamorous, dangerous, and endlessly fascinating. His work preserves a unique chapter of urban history, documenting the clubs, personalities, and cultural currents that influenced an entire generation.

"New York in the Seventies was unlike any other place on earth," says the author. "It was a city of dreamers, risk-takers, creators, and characters. Naughty/Bonus captures a slice of that world and the people who lived it."

The Author. a chronicler of more than half a century of New York nightlife, entertainment, and popular culture. A witness to the city's most colorful decades, he has documented the people, places, and events that shaped New York's legendary after-dark landscape. His works include Expiration: A Brooklyn Story and Naughty/Bonus: A Night at Plato's Retreat, preserving the stories of a New York that can never be recreated but should never be forgotten.
Naughty/Bonus: A Night at Plato's Retreat is available through , Barnes& Noble,Target, and Amazon.com.