by DAVID MILBERG Vaccinations/Masks Required While everyone’s been wondering when Broadway was gonna come back, the answer is sooner than we thought. While insiders originally predicted back in May that things could take years to fully reopen, all 41 theatres are expected to open their doors by sometime in 22, with many opening them in…
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by David Milberg For the first time after the pandemic shut down theatres, the very first Broadway Theater opened its doors to enthusiastic and fully vaccinated guests. The guests were overjoyed at the prospect of seeing a Broadway play after so many months of darkness in the theatre district in midtown. “Pass Over” was the…
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The Launch of a Musical and Theatrical Tax Credit in New York City The news on the launch of a $100 million Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit in New York City was received with so much excitement. This announcement has the potential of contributing greatly towards the path of economic recovery for the city…
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Emilio Sosa has just been named the newest American Theatre Wing Chair. Mr. Sosa is an Award-nominated Costume and Fashion Designer. Having worked with a plethora of high-caliber celebrities and numerous Broadway shows his new position at the American Theatre Wing is no surprise given his lengthy career and superior talent. In 2015, Emillion Sosa…
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PRINCETON’S GREATEST THEATRICAL TRADITION Since 1891, the Princeton Triangle Club has produced new musical comedy theater– written, produced, and performed by Princeton college students, but always directed and choreographed by theatrical professionals – to showcase Princeton’s most distinguished students and their theatrical talents in one of the University’s most established and beloved pastimes. Every fall…
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Mission & History of The Prospect Theater Prospect Theater Company is dedicated to a bright future for the American musical.We develop and produce new works, envisioned and implemented by emerging artists.Our artists work in diverse genres and styles but share an interest in re-inventing the art form of musical theater for the 21st Century. Prospect…
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Producing and Promoting The Business of Theater Today Pandemic had us all in a bit of a tailspin. The idea that all theaters in New York City would cease to operate seemed like an unfathomable idea and option for the industry and the art. Then, every theater in New York City stopped operating on a…
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