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Theater News for the Week Ending January 28th

Jan 28, 2022
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman

Upstate theaters ask state for slice of arts-relief fund

Broadway theater capacity rises as ticket prices tumble

Broadway Grosses Fall, but Average Attendance Rises, as Shows Close

Omicron hampers Broadway. Fewer tourists are there for just a score of shows

Coming to Broadway this spring a bevy of Jewish writers

Off Broadway's Perfect Crime Closes Due to Copper Pipe Theft

Stephen Sondheim Leaves Rights to His Works to a Trust

James Snyder Fired from Harry Potter Following Misconduct Allegations

Broadway's 'Phantom Of The Opera' Welcomes First Black Christine To The Full-Time Cast

Landmarks Commission Approves Public Theater's Revitalization Plan for Delacorte

New Law Could Reduce Pay Inequity On Broadway

Veteran NYC cabbie performs to help struggling theater

Touring Through Omicron: Broadway Shows Hit Bumps on the Road

How Theatres Are Facing the Omicron Wave

Protecting the creative economy during COVID

Los Angeles Is Changing. Can a Flagship Theater Keep Up?

Chicago theater is determined to recover -- how will it?

Getting real about economic justice in theater

The Black List, Founded in Hollywood, Expands Into Theater

West End's small shows squeezed out in price-cutting dash for audiences

Venues keep rolling with virtual performances

Guthrie Theater finishes pandemic year in the black

Can theatre survive Covid?

Ian McKellen keen to star in a stage musical: 'I'm available but incompetent'

The Great British Baking Show Is Being Adapted into a Stage Musical


 
 
 

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