Webster Hall Punta Cana

----Webster Hall Punta Cana:The nightclub is the largest in the Caribbean offering two floors, with three different concept rooms and an award winning sound system.

Location: Webster Hall in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic is located in the commercial plaza, Palma Real Shopping Village, which is easily accessible to all hotels in Punta Cana. It is adjacent to Palacio de Cine, a movie theatre. In addition, the plaza accords ample parking for all tour buses, cars and taxis.

Accessibilty:Webster Hall PC is accessible throughout the north and south of the Bavaro- Punta Cana coastline and is close to hotels and airport access.

Safety:The commercial plaza has a security team that guards the area 24 hours a day to ensure a safe environment for tourists.

Artists: Webster Hall has held performances with superstars like Kanye West, Alicia Keys, Nelly, Usher, Avril Lavigne, Tiesto, and Madonna.

Plaza: The Palma Real Shopping Village, where Webster Hall PC is located, also offers high end shops like Guess and Diesel Jeans as well as entertainment like, Palacio de Cine, a movie theatre. The plaza is diversifying the options Punta Cana has to offer.

Developers:Among the development team you will find the work of two of the most well known designers and architects of the nightlife: the talented Steven Lewis as designer and Marc Dizon as architect. In addition to the special participation of Matthew Kelly, designer, Luis Sturla the best lighting and sound engineer in the Dominican Republic took part in this project.

History of Webster Hall Fame¹:

Built in 1886, designed by renowned architect Charles Rentz, Webster Hall was described as the "Jewel of the Village" by Eugene O'Neil. It was where the original bohemians, like Emma Goldman, Marcel DuChamp and Margaret Sangor, created unique costume balls to benefit nascent social and political causes.

Based upon the bacchanals in Paris and called such names as the "Blind Man's Ball," "The Pagan Rout", and "The Futurist Ball" they created the reputation of Greenwich Village which exists today. As Floyd Dell recalled, "they were spontaneously joyous and deliberately beautiful, focusing in a mood of playfulness the passion for loveliness which was one of the things that brought us to the village." It was the birth of the modern nightclub. During prohibition, the balls moved from the social and political trends of the past to the hedonistic attitude of the "speak." Protection largess was lavished upon local politicians and the police who could turn a blind eye to the merrymakers who attended despite, or perhaps because of, whispers that the venue was owned by the infamous mobster Al Capone. Appropriately enough, prohibition's repeal was the cause for one of Webster Hall's most legendary celebrations "The Return of John Barleycorn." But the depression and new political orthodoxy ended nightlife's first golden age.

In the 50's, R.C.A. Records recognized the extraordinary acoustical integrity of the building and converted it into their East Coast recording venue, Webster Hall studios. Carol Channing recorded "Hello Dolly," Harold Prince recorded "Fiddler on the Roof" and luminaries such as Julie Andrews, Elvis Presley, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra added their presence to the panoply of stars that the venue had witnessed. On May 1st, 1980 The Ritz opened as the famous showcase venue for emerging rock acts. Tina Turner, Eric Clapton, Prince, Sting, Kiss, B.B. King, and Guns n' Roses all performed on what was routinely called, "the best stage in New York City." The Ritz was the first nightclub to feature a video component, which soon set the trend across America. The Ritz relocated in 1986 giving the opportunity for Webster Hall to be born.

In 1990, the Ballinger Family from Toronto, Canada, rewrote the rulebook on New York nightlife. To become purveyors of "the ultimate party," the restored the luster of Webster Hall, fusing state of the art audio, video, and lighting technology with the spirit of the past. The original color scheme was painstakingly recreated and once again Webster Hall is the shining jewel of New York City. A facility capable of catering to an intimate gathering of 100 or hosting a cocktail party for 2,000 the Ballinger brothers proudly presented Webster Hall.

In 2008, Webster Hall opened it's doors in Punta Cana to become the largest nightclub of the Caribbean. Webster Hall PC offers a venue that is a combination of lounge, bar, disco/dance club, concert/festival venue. Their slogan is, "We are more than just a discotheque, we are a lifetime experience."

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Weblink for YouTube video: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcLSuICGjnk]

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