New Yorkers must support Broadway right now
NY Post
Curtain up! Light the lights! Broadway is officially coming back at glorious 100 percent capacity on Sept. 14. We no longer have to huddle around the TV waiting for Gov. Cuomo to scatter pompous breadcrumbs, or wildly speculate based on hearsay. It’s now a certainty: The show will go on.
That euphoric first night will see the reopening of juggernauts “Hamilton,” “Wicked” and “The Lion King.” The next week “Come From Away,” “Aladdin” and “Six” will join them. The antsy casts will be rehearsed, warmed up and raring to go, but it is the responsibility of New Yorkers to be sitting in those damn seats when the orchestras start playing. Don’t whine and say it’s too soon. Buy your tickets right now, folks. The city needs you.
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