Industry Pro Newsletter: Finding Artistic Rest, Susan Booth Returns to the Goodman
New Diorama Theatre in the UK announced an interesting new season: they won’t be producing any shows until 2023.
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Unions have been a central narrative of much of 2022 across many industries, and they took center stage last week in the performing arts industry as two Unions, Actors Equity and United Scenic Artists filed suit against the producers of Paradise Square.
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As calls for unpaid internships to come to an end continue, many are re-evaluating their budgets and business models - with some adjusting their production model, and others looking at the financial realities and closing their doors.
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One thing we know for sure: the BroadwayWorld audience remains dedicated to seeing multiple shows per year, even if they’re making that final decision and purchasing a ticket much closer to the date of the show than in the past.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Masking on Broadway Will No Longer Be Mandatory - But Is That What Audiences Want?
The Broadway League announced that masks would be optional starting July 1 for most Broadway productions.
Industry Pro Newsletter: New Executive Leadership Announced for Many Theatres
Coming out of the pandemic, there were a ton of Artistic and Executive Leadership positions open at institutions across the country, and as those roles have been filled, that has opened up other jobs - causing the leadership jobs carousel to keep on spinning.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Audience Intentions Look Good into 2023, Molly Smith Retires, and San Diego Rep Suspends Operations
Waking up the morning after the Tony Awards is a day that often has many feeling inspired to go out and make art - to pursue their dreams and their passions.
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Industry Pro Newsletter: Is a Subscription Model the Correct Model for an Arts Organization?
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Industry Pro Newsletter: Mask Mandate Extensions, Are Tourist's Returning?
As awards season continues forward, there is a strong sense of normalcy within the industry - however, the announcement last week from both the Broadway League and at least one regional arts organization that mask mandates will continue into the summer is a strong reminder that we aren’t yet back
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While governmental support over the past few years has helped companies stay afloat, with rising costs and additional pandemic related support no longer an option, the realities are starting to settle in.
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Industry Pro Newsletter: Tony Awards Calendar Shifts, A Brooklyn Theater Tries a Netflix Model
The rising costs of production are putting a squeeze on many theatres - from Long Wharf to the Edinburgh fringe.
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