More than a dozen plays and musicals — almost half of the current lineup — will close by the end of the month.
Amid state and city budget cuts, the bright lights have dimmed at Fiorello H. La Guardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts — the school of “Fame” fame.
Data released by the state Labor Department shows that the recession has reached the leisure and hospitality industry, one of the city’s strongest economic sectors.
The ripple effects of the recession and Wall Street’s slide have now fully engulfed the New York theater.
The production, whose stars Patti LuPone, Boyd Gaines and Laura Benanti all won Tony Awards, will play its final performance at the St. James Theater on Jan. 11.
Some theater veterans are hoping that as portfolios go down, the appetite for entertainment will go up.
In an appointment that promises more continuity than change, Philip J. Smith was named chairman of the Shubert Organization and the Shubert Foundation.
In an appointment that promises more continuity than change, Philip J. Smith was named chairman of the Shubert Organization and the Shubert Foundation.