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Theater News for the Week of Thanksgiving

Nov 26, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman

Broadway Play "Clyde's" Will Be Livestreamed

Second Stage Theater to simulcast Broadway performances of 'Clyde's'

Review: Uzo Aduba serves up tasty Broadway fare in Clyde'

Broadway posts second-highest grosses this season

Broadway Box Office Holds Steady As Industry Hopes For Thanksgiving Boost

They Adapted 'Mrs. Doubtfire,' and Their Personal Beliefs

An Israeli play is being performed across NYC -- but only in people's living rooms

Stefanie Frey joins Actors' Equity as mobilization director

Natalie Mendoza Is Back on Broadway in 'Moulin Rouge!'

Broadway's Reopening Paved the Way for New York's Uncertain Return

New York City's Times Square businesses are ready for more visitors

The economics of Broadway shows

New York City's International Tourists Are Trickling Back

Broadway is bouncing back, but not without some pandemic losses

How I learned to stop worrying and love the theater

Asolo Rep cancels week of 'Hair' performances due to more COVID cases

At Connecticut theaters, a new normal as enthusiastic audiences mask up and fill seats

Chicago theater companies rethink the Zoom format

When you paid top price for Broadway tour seats -- and can't hear the dialogue

'Jesus Christ Superstar' actor charged with joining Oath Keepers during Capitol breach

Superintendent postpones HS production of 'Legally Blonde' over inappropriate content

The Alchemy of Funding Theatres of Color

Can Theatres of Color Get Support Without Strings or Hurdles?

'Beautiful' show set COVID measures not required of city employees

Andrew Lloyd Webber: Cinderella cast must not forget it works in the service industry

Boris Johnson accused of flouting request to wear mask at theatre


 
 
 

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