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‘Woman. Doubtfire Will Shut Down On Broadway After Reopening

[ad_1] “While New York is going strong and ticket sales are slowly improving, theater-goers and family audiences for our show in particular haven’t returned as quickly as we expected,” show producer Kevin McCollum said in a statement. Thursday. “Unfortunately, it’s not possible to run the show without these sales, especially while taking advantage of the …

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Japan Still Closed To Most Travelers Despite Asia Reopening

[ad_1] In a recent article, the novelist and Kyoto native Keiichiro Kashiwagi wrote that his Kyoto friends complained about the tourism “noise” that stifled the peace of the city, and that “the irony of the great disaster that is the corona pandemic is that; restored the lost beauty of the city.” When the country reopens, …

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Private Data Reveals Broadway’s Hits and Misses After Reopening

[ad_1] During Thanksgiving week, the best fall in the industry, “Hamilton” grossed over $3 million, and “The Lion King”, “Bad” and “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” each grossed over $2 million. effect Tony AwardsHeld on September 26 to showcase the Broadway reopening, it’s hard to discern. “Moulin Rouge!”, which won the Tony award for …

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‘Reopening Night’ Review: The Show Goes On

[ad_1] Rudy Valdez’s documentary “Reopening Night” takes viewers behind the scenes of “The Happy Wives,” the Public Theater’s first production since the coronavirus pandemic shut down Broadway and other venues. until the beginning of this year. documentary, which Stream on HBOillustrates the challenges of holding a show outdoors as we tackle the ever-growing coronavirus threat: …

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More Asian Countries Are Slowly Reopening to Fully Vaccinated Travelers

[ad_1] As Asian countries learn to live with coronavirus – with notable exception Chinese – and many who are gaining momentum in vaccination campaigns are cautiously reopening their borders and welcoming travelers. Although the Asia-Pacific region delayed in the beginning With many countries adhering to some of the world’s strictest restrictions on vaccines for most …

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Positive Coronavirus Cases Stop ‘Aladdin’ One Day After Reopening

[ad_1] On Tuesday, “Aladdin” had its first performance since Broadway closed due to the pandemic. On Wednesday, the show was canceled due to several positive coronavirus tests. Disney Theatrical Productions announced the cancellation just half an hour before curtains, and said, “through our stringent testing protocols, breakthrough cases of COVID-19 have been detected at the …

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Ron Miles Finally Makes The Village Pioneer Headline On Reopening Night

[ad_1] Ron Miles has a dusty, unpolished voice on the cornet that hints at his Rocky Mountain roots, and unlike your typical high-end improviser, he hardly resorts to flashes or grand statements. He is unhurried, humble and playing on stage for audience, yes, but not directly with he. All of this helped make the early …

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Counties are reopening virus testing sites as demand grows in the US.

[ad_1] As the Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads in the United States, some states are reopening community testing sites that they closed last spring as case numbers plummet and attention shifts to vaccination. Test demand has been increasing over the past month. Average until the end of July about 900,000 coronavirus tests It was …

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June 2021 Business Report: Delta Variant Reopening Plans May Be Complicated

[ad_1] The trajectory of the American economy will become more clear on Friday morning, when the government will report on hiring and unemployment in July. Economists are looking for more than 800,000 job gains, but data were collected in the first half of last month before cases of coronavirus caused by the Delta variant rose …

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