Closing vs Hiatus, Does the Subscription Model Still Make Sense?
News of more closings - and planned reopenings - highlighted the Broadway news last week, and Broadway and many regions also announced an extension of mask...
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Pauses and Postponements Continue, West End Reduces Weekly Performances
As the industry works to both emerge from the pandemic and deal with the ongoing impacts of the pandemic, responses are starting to differ based on region...
LA Institutions Require Boosters, Boston Invests in the Arts
While the next few weeks may be rough within the industry as we continue to grapple with another surge in the virus related both to the new variant and holiday...
AEA's New Executive Director, More Restrictions Around the Globe
While the production shutdowns (and recent closing announcements) are an echo of March 2020, it is important to remember that across Broadway and across the...
The Cancellations, The Policy Changes, and The Worry
The cancellations. The story in the industry of the last week or so has been reminiscent of March 2020, though as many observers and epidemiologists have...
Revising The Nutcracker, New Restrictions in Europe
For many theatre and dance companies, now is the time for the big moneymaker - Christmas Carol and The Nutcracker in most cases, a slightly different holiday...
The Numbers Are In on Annie Live and the State of the Industry
As we once again find ourselves entering a winter of uncertainty, a few breakthrough infections and other illnesses have plagued major productions in multiple...
Box Office Steady Heading into Thanksgiving, Broadway Mourns Sondheim's Passing
Stephen Sondheim pushed the form to new heights, and in many ways gave us the modern musical that we know today. The theatre world is completely different...
Stage Mag Turns One and Tracking Tourism Across the Globe
Across the globe, COVID case counts are rising once again, but the potential impact on tourism - the next major move toward the full recovery of the...
Broadway Grosses Tick Up, Theatre Workers Are Leaving the Industry
The holidays are starting to look more “normal” for Broadway and NYC - with restrictions on international tourists lifted, the return of the Broadway holiday...
Stage Mag Rolls Out New Features, Holiday Travel Rebounds, All Together Now This Weekend
After a week of announcements here at BroadwayWorld (more on those below), it has also been a week of mostly good news throughout the theatre industry...
Patrons More Willing to Give, Broadway Grosses to Return
With new data released this week from the Broadway League, a clearer picture of Broadway’s reopening is emerging - and the signs are encouraging for venues...
Ticket Buying Occurring Later, Broadway Shows Make Changes
As audiences start to return, what was once a subtle trend in the industry - towards ticket buying closer to the date of performance - has dramatically shifted...
Speaking Out Can Bring Change, IATSE Film and TV Strike Averted
The theme of the past few weeks has shifted to labor strife and labor agreements, over ongoing concerns about COVID-19 and its variants - a welcome sign as the...
Labor Issues Come to a Head, The Closure of the Lark
Coming back from a year and a half shutdown was never going to be easy. The challenges brought not only by the pandemic but by individual artists standing up...
Foot Traffic up in Times Square, Mask and Vaccine Requirements Continue
New data this week that indicates many of the technological advances that occurred during the pandemic for audience interaction are here to stay - and have...
The Future of Online Performances, off-Broadway Theatres file Suit
Regardless of how one might be emotionally feeling about the Tony Awards, one thing is certain - it marked an important moment in the return of the theatre...
Free webinar on Thursday and Producing Green Theatre
On Thursday this week, we'll be joining Axiom Medical for a free webinar about how you can do just that - without becoming an epidemiologist in your spare...
BroadwayWorld Awards and the Resiliency of the Industry
Live events continue to come back with protocols that, so far, don’t seem to be causing a widespread increase in cases. While the delta variant (and other...
New Leadership Models, The Nutcracker, and New York, New York
Congratulations to the companies of Hadestown and Waitress becoming the latest shows to open up on Broadway. If you haven't seen either André de Shields...
Broadway's New Deal, the Delta Variant, and the Return of Audiences
The return to Broadway videos have been rolling out over the past few weeks from various shows as they all get ready to welcome back audiences this fall - but...
The Future of Streaming, Vaccine Mandates, and Inspiring Change
Many theatres feel that if they don’t press forward, then they’ll be sealing their own fate - that leaves many to be faced with seemingly impossible decisions...
No Grosses, New Off-Broadway Contract for AEA, and Emerging from the Cave
The last year and a half has had a lot of members of the theatre industry questioning what was meant by business as usual - and many of those questions have a...
Reopenings and Insurance Schemes - Theatres Ready for Fall
Despite recent headlines about the delta variant of COVID-19, more regions are preparing to move ahead with reopening plans. While this will certainly bring...
Safety Plans and Variant Related Hesitations
With Pass Over moving into their space, another big step was taken on the Road to Reopening for Broadway in particular - along with the announcement of safety...
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