Ten’sCabaret
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Ten’s Cabaret admits guests aged 21 or older. Valid government-issued photo ID, every time, no exceptions. If you are under 21, please close this page.

Membership, in plain text

What the house publishes about the card, what it does not, and why there is no price on this page.

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Membership

Membership at Ten’s is by invitation from a current member, or by application. That is the club’s own arrangement and it is the whole of it — there is no third door, and there is no price on this page.

A card, and the nights that don’t get announced

Members get the private nights — the ones that never reach the public calendar. Smaller rooms, invited guests, and a bill put together for the people in it rather than for a Friday crowd. The rest of the year it means a host who knows your name before you have given it.

The calendar you can see is not the whole calendar.

What the club publishes

  • Members-only private events
  • Entry to the membership by invitation from a current member
  • The club’s own description: reserved for a select few

These three are the club’s own words, from its own membership and events pages.

What we’ve written Indicative

  • A table held on a full Friday
  • A direct line to the floor host
  • Competition dates before they go public
  • A standing bottle preference kept on file

The club has never published any of these. They are what a membership at a room this size would reasonably carry, written for this design study. Nothing here is a promise the club has made, and benefits are confirmed with you before any card is issued.

Three cards, no prices

Ten’s runs membership by invitation and by application. The tier structure below was written for this design study — the club sets the real terms when they call you, and it has never published a fee, a level or a benefit list of its own.

The House Card Indicative

The list at the door.

  • Your name on the list any night you say you are coming
  • Priority on a table before 10 PM
  • First look at competition and event dates

Fee: By arrangement

The entry card. Written for this study.

Ember Indicative

A table that’s already yours.

  • Everything in The House Card
  • A table held on Fridays and Saturdays
  • A standing bottle preference kept on file
  • A direct line to a host rather than the main number

Fee: By arrangement

The middle card. Written for this study.

Proscenium Indicative

The room, on your terms.

  • Everything in Ember
  • The private suite on request
  • Access to the members-only nights
  • The club’s number in your phone, and yours in theirs

Fee: By arrangement

The top card. Written for this study.

No number on this page is the club’s. If you want to know what membership actually costs, that is a question for +1 347-630-7077, and it is a fair one to ask before you apply.

Two ways in

01 · A current member puts your name forward
That is the fast one. If you were given a code, bring it to the form below.
02 · You apply here, and the floor manager reads it himself
Six questions. Applications are read by a person, not by a form robot.

Applying is not joining. The house reads every application and takes some of them. Membership is not for sale, and there is no price on this page for that reason.

Tell us who you are

If a current member sent you, put their name and code in — it is the fastest route in. If nobody sent you, that is fine too; say what brings you to the room. Either way it goes to the same inbox and the same person reads it.

Codes are checked by hand when we call you. We can’t confirm one here, and this page will not pretend to.

These nine are the services the club itself publishes. They are listed under what the room hosts, below.

There is no application form in the reading edition: this tree runs no JavaScript, and a form that cannot compose a message is a decoration. Everything the application asks — who you are, how often you are in, which card you are asking about, and what brings you in — goes in an email to tenscabaret@hotmail.com, or you can say it on the phone to +1 347-630-7077. The membership page on the full site carries the form itself.

Questions

Ten’s publishes no membership FAQ, and we are not going to write one and put their name on it. Nothing here is published yet. Call +1 347-630-7077 and ask directly — whoever picks up knows more about the arrangement than this page ever will.

Or just come in

Membership is not required to visit. The room is open seven nights from 5 PM, the door takes walk-ins, and a table can be held with a phone call.

What the room hosts

These are the nine services the club lists on its own contact page, in its own words.

  • Corporate events
  • Bachelor parties
  • Bachelorette parties
  • Birthday parties
  • VIP parties
  • VIP suites
  • VIP tables
  • Bottle service
  • Dining

That list is the venue’s own, from their contact page. What a given package costs, what a minimum spend is, and how far ahead a Saturday needs booking are not published anywhere — the host will tell you on the call.

A party of any size is arranged the same way: call +1 347-630-7077 or email the house and say the date, the head count and what the night is for.