‘One' with Edi Patterson
Edi Patterson tells Sara Gore all about her completely improvised show, “One.”
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World-Class MET Orchestra Musicians Met With Financial Hardship
With the pandemic forcing the Met Opera to remain closed until at least September 2021, many world-class musicians are struggling to make ends meet, with some even moving out of the city due to financial strain. News Four’s Adam Kuperstein has the latest on how these musicians are striving to stay afloat in this difficult climate
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Documenting History with Heidi Schreck
Heidi Schreck tells Sara Gore about her hit play “What the Constitution Mean to Me” now that it is streaming.
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Mamas Talkin' Loud
Joelle Garguilo catches up with Cara Cooper and Jessica Rush, the moms behind the hit podcast “Mamas Talkin’ Loud,” on Broadway, parenting and more.
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The Show Might Go On? Smaller Off-Broadway Theaters File Lawsuit to Reopen
Eight small theaters and comedy clubs in Manhattan joined the lawsuit, arguing if places like bowling alleys, casinos and gyms can reopen, why can’t they
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Off-Broadway Theaters Need Help Too — And Are Filing A Lawsuit to Get It
Off-Broadway theatres are pushing that they are able to re-open sooner than Broadway Theatre, Gus Rosendale reports.
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Off-Broadway Performances Popping Up Across City Sidewalks
A program the city is running called Off Broadway in the Boros is bringing performances to throughout the city, and keeping crowds small by not announcing where they might pop-up next. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.
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City Tries Helping Small Theaters With Off-Broadway Pop-Up Performances Across NYC
The pop-ups are done in a way that will keep crowds small, and will be in all five boroughs as the city said it is trying to contribute to the same small companies that bring in $1.3 billion to the city’s economy in normal times
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New York Philharmonic To The Streets
The NY Philarmonic has transformed sidewalks into concert venues, Adam Kuperstein reports.
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New York Philharmonic Cancels Entire Season for First Time in 178-Year History
The orchestra, which previously canceled the autumn part of its schedule, said it hoped to resume Jan. 6 but on Tuesday scrapped all concerts through June 13, 2021, due to the coronavirus
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Broadway Returns With Star-Studded, Pop-Up Performance and Online Play Revivals
Broadway theaters may be dark, but performers are bringing life back to New York City in a few new ways. Theater stars like Andrew Rannells, Norm Lewis and Bernadette Peters took to Times Square on Wednesday for a pop-up performance of “Sunday” from Stephen Sondheim’s “Sunday in the Park with George.” They socially dis... -
Broadway Comes to Life for the First Time Since Start of the Pandemic
Performers sing in a pop-up outdoor performance organizers hope will be the first of many across the city. News 4’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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White Actors, Writers, Directors Still Over-Represented in NY Theater Scene
Over 61 percent of all roles on New York City stages went to white actors, a rate that is double the percentage of white people who live in the city, 32.1 percent of residents
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‘Dream Again' with Lea Salonga
Lea Salonga talks with Joelle Garguilo about her new single “Dream Again,” Broadway and more.
