Broadway Business
Hate to say "I told you so", but as I suggested in my post "Chicken Little Comes to Broadway", If business is so bad on Broadway, why is a popular revival of The Cripple of Inishmaan not able to move up to a larger house because all of the theatres are booked?
I thought this was the worst things have been in New York... Why are we stuck in thei self-perpetuating cycle of doom with no one in the theatre industry explaining that even though some shows closed, there are plenty of new shows coming up and by May 1st all of the Broadway houses will be booked? What could possibly be the incentive for producers to talk down their own industry?
"Inishmaan"; extends run - Entertainment News, Legit News, Media - Variety: "Insiders say theater availability is the main uncertainty delaying transfer plans, with a dense schedule of openings through March and April keeping most of the Rialto real estate occupied."
I thought this was the worst things have been in New York... Why are we stuck in thei self-perpetuating cycle of doom with no one in the theatre industry explaining that even though some shows closed, there are plenty of new shows coming up and by May 1st all of the Broadway houses will be booked? What could possibly be the incentive for producers to talk down their own industry?
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