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Theater News for the Week of June 4th

Jun 4, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Broadway Theater Owner Cited by OSHA in Stagehand's Fatal Fall


Shubert Organization Fined Following Death of Stagehand


The heat is on for theater across American to make its comeback pop


A Chance to Fix the Tonys, and So Many Things to Fix


Some Venue Owners Get a Federal Lifeline. Others Are Told They're Dead


As Grants For Shuttered Venues Trickle Out, Many Owners Are Still Waiting


The delay in relief funds is pushing small arts firms to the brink


Broadway's Back But the Audience is Tentative: Except for "Music Man" Ticket Sales Are Slow So Far, Even for "Hamilton"


As Broadway Goes Live, Smaller Theaters Cling to Life


Broadway productions now have more options for reopening dates


New York neighborhood turned into 'Seven Deadly Sins' theater


Second City returns with scaled-down shows -- but bigger ones on the way


Actors' Equity Exec Director Mary McColl Announces Departure


Shea's Prepares to open


National Theatre commits to more plays from outside London


The Drama League Names Three-Time Tony Winning Producer Bonnie Comley President of The Board of Directors


The Age of Reopening Anxiety


For 40 Years, He Climbed Ev'ry Mountain for Rodgers & Hammerstein


Intimacy: The professionals making it safe for today's theaters


Where Oscar Wilde Once Slept (in Prison Garb)


Andrew Lloyd Webber threatens legal action if June 21 rules relaxation stalls


Column: Steppenwolf-born 'Pass Over' heads to Broadway


Digital Be Damned! Welcome to Shows You Can Touch and Feel


When Will Scott Rudin's Broadway Shows Reopen?

 
 
 

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