[Perkins and Sondheim] also did these treasure hunts around New York. If you were invited, you'd be broken up into teams and given these clues throughout the city. It would be something like, "She's a lady, but her skirts might get wet." What? "Oh! It's the Statue of Liberty." So you'd go out to the Statue of Liberty, and there'd be another clue there. You'd have to get back on the ferry—it was like that. That was their kind of party. Teams of people running all over the city.
Dear GC: thank you for never making me search a colossal statue for a clue.
