Three times a week, cast members from "Rock of Ages" treat passengers to specialty cocktails during an interactive Syd Norman's Experience. Modeled after influential rock houses such as CBGB's, The Rainbow and the Fillmore, Syd Norman's Pour House features vintage decor, diner-style seating and a playlist of classic rock from the late 1960s to 1980s. Hotspots include the Atrium, where a duet sings pop tunes Maltings, where you can listen to guitar music and Shakers, the ship's martini bar, host to yet another duo.Ī highlight onboard is the fabulous Howl at the Moon, a dueling piano show, where singing along and making requests is encouraged. Nightlife on Norwegian BreakawayĮvenings are punctuated by music all over Norwegian Breakaway. The once-a-cruise "Wine Lovers The Musical," offers a wine tasting event, with lunch, framed in a Broadway-esque musical-comedy setting (see Dining section). There's morning trivia, a Nintendo U Dance 4 competition, towel animal folding and cooking demonstrations, dance classes and a "Deal or No Deal" game.Įlsewhere, other activities include wine tastings, seminars for detoxing and puffy eyes, bingo, an international crew talent show, art auctions and solo travelers' meet and greets. The ship's three-deck Atrium is abuzz with activity throughout the day. Daily Things to Do on Norwegian Breakaway (We liked "Burn the Floor" so much we went twice.) The ticket office is just outside the theater, and operating hours are posted in the Freestyle Daily.
Shows are offered at varying times - and on varying dates - to ensure that anyone who wants to go has a chance. While there's no charge for any performance in the Breakaway Theater, it does operate on a ticket system. Note: "Burn the Floor" is also performed, one night, in the Manhattan Room. The 55-minute show has no storyline or dialogue, but the dancers are backed with a live band and a singer. The super-popular "Burn the Floor" is a dance revue show that is slickly choreographed and extremely energetic (the sweat literally flies off the male dancers), taking in a variety of different genres and styles that range from Latin and Rock to '50s. It's here you'll find the Broadway musical "Six," the pop retelling of Henry XIII's wives. The 800-seat Breakaway Theater hosts the ship's most elaborate singing and dancing extravaganzas.
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