Broadway shows will remain closed until at least January 2021. Ticket holders will be able to get refunds or exchanges for a future date, according to the Broadway League.
. But when theaters reopen is anyone's guess. The League says"returning productions are currently projected to resume performances over a series of rolling dates in early 2021," without being more specific.
League president Charlotte St. Martin said in a statement that"our membership is working closely with the theatrical unions and in concert with key experts and some of the greatest minds inside and outside of the industry to explore protocols for all aspects of reopening.
For its part, Actors Equity, the union that represents both actors and stage managers, has supported the decision to keep theaters closed, but says one missing piece is more federal aid, not just for Broadway but for theaters and artists all over the country:"These responsible decisions mean that the industry will need support so that when it is safe to reopen, the arts can go back to work and help the entire economy recover.
When Broadway closed in March, there were 31 shows running, including eight in previews. An additional eight shows were scheduled to begin performances. Since then, four shows have closed outright: a revival of
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Broadway to Remain Closed for the Rest of the Year Due to CoronavirusThe Broadway League is is offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for all performances through Jan. 3, 2021
Read more »
Broadway shutdown extended through January 2021 due to coronavirus pandemicTheaters in New York City will remain closed through the remainder of 2020 due to COVID-19.
Read more »
Broadway suspends performances through 2020 amid coronavirus, extends ticket refunds to 2021Broadway performances are being further suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, through the remainder of 2020.
Read more »
Former French PM Fillon handed five-year sentence for fraudA Paris court sentences former French prime minister Francois Fillon to five years in prison after finding him guilty of orchestrating a fake job for his wife
Read more »
When Does a Run Streak Become an Unhealthy Obsession?Rest days aren't just for physical recovery.
Read more »
Broadway Coronavirus Shutdown Extended to JanuaryAlthough an exact date for performances to resume has yet to be determined, Broadway producers are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for shows through Jan. 3.
Read more »