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About Feinstein's at Loews Regency

"Best of New York" -- New York Magazine
"An invaluable New York institution" -- The New York Post

The total experience of an evening at Feinstein's at Loews Regency - a wonderful performance in an intimate space by a great entertainer, fine food, the most attentive waitstaff in town, all occurring in a supremely sophisticated "only in New York"... More environment - is a unique reflection of what is best about New York City.

There was a time when a great hotel was known by its nightclub: the Empire Room at the Waldorf, the Persian Room at the Plaza, the Royal Box at the Americana. People "dressed to the nines" for what they knew would be a memorable evening out.

Feinstein's is now that place in New York: the next generation of great supper clubs. Less

Nikki Blonsky was born and raised in Great Neck, Long Island, New York. Although she graduated from the Great Neck Village School in January 2006, she received all her dramatic and musical training at Great Neck South High School, which is a four-time Grammy Foundation Signature School, with its most recent honor bestowed in 2005.

Nikki’s high school performing credits include "Madame Tanardeau" in Les Miserables, "Mrs. Lovett" in Sweeney Todd, "Kate" in Kiss Me, Kate, "Rebecca Hillicker" in The Laramie Project and the title role in Bizet’s Carmen, which was performed entirely in French.

She has sung for many organizations and events in and around the Long Island, New York area, including an original song for 2002 Olympic gold medalist figure skater Sarah Hughes’ homecoming parade in Great Neck. Nikki is a regular volunteer and supporter of the Special Olympics. At last year’s New York State Games, which were held at Hofstra University and presided over by New York Senator Charles Schumer, Nikki had the honor of singing the National Anthem at the opening ceremonies. It was an especially moving experience for her, as the 3,000 Olympians in attendance began to sing along with her.

She is also a published poet, having written an original piece in honor of Jonathan Lee Ielpi, a member of the Fire Department of New York and a volunteer firefighter at Great Neck’s "Vigilant" Fire Department, who was killed in the September 11th World Trade Center tragedy.

Nikki will next be seen in the independent film Harold, in which she stars with Spencer Breslin, Colin Quinn and Ally Sheedy.

Nikki quit her day job scooping ice cream at the local Cold Stone Creamery in Great Neck when she found out she had won the role of "Tracy" in Hairspray. She still lives in Great Neck with her family.