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Theater News for the Week of May 7th

May 7, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Howard Panter on Theaters. Broadway Reopening After COVID


Sexual harassment allegations pile up at Hollywood agency ICM


ICM Partners Los Angeles Times Exposé Toxic Male Culture Fallout


Broadway Performances Will Return This September


'The Phantom of the Opera' star on Broadway's return


COVID NYC Update: Broadway shows start announcing their return dates for post-COVID fall reopening


How Theater Can Help Us Survive


Online or In-Person? Soon, British Theatergoers Can Decide, Online or In-Person


Young Vic to livestream all future productions, says artistic director


Broadway to light up again in September when shows are set to return


Broadway Is Reopening. But Not Until September


D.C. theaters are beginning to open their doors and stages again


Live theater is making a comeback, to the delight of actors and audiences


Times Square Restaurants Buoyed by News of Broadway Reopening Plans, https://ny.eater.com/2021/5/6/22420863/times-square-restaurants-recovery-broadway-reopening


NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Gives Broadway Go-Ahead To Reopen In May, https://deadline.com/2021/05/broadway-reopening-andrew-cuomo-restrictions-lifted-may-19-1234748780/


Shea's plans full house in September; ticket sales "going crazy", president says


Six' will resume Broadway performances on Sept. 17


Broadway Reopening September 14, 2021: Truth, Tease or Torture?


These Four Stage Directors Know Just What Needs to Change


Lockport's Palace Theater back open after renovation project


Actors Fund surveys theater, entertainment workers on impact of pandemic


Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu's Acclaimed 'Pass Over' Heading To Broadway


NYC Plans $25 Million Program to Put Artists Back to Work

 
 
 

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