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PRESS INQUIRIES
DAVID GERSTEN & ASSOCIATES
Daniel Demello
Phone: (917) 981-0344
Email: danielwdemello@gmail.com
VENUE INQUIRIES
THEATRE ROW
411 West 41st Street
(bet. 9th & Dyer Avenues)
New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 714-2442
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Something we agree with wholeheartedly. The late #SamShepard will be missed.
"The theater industry that dominates Midtown brought more than $12 billion into the city in 2016 alone. All that economic activity added up to more than $1 billion paid to city and state taxes, according to The Broadway League that represents theater owners, general managers and producers in New York and around the country..."
Broadway feeds billions into NYC's economy, runs on union staff
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The shows must go on, because Broadwayâs true singular sensation comes from the billions it pumps into the cityâs economy.
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7 months ago · 1"In many crucial senses, and despite what the recent election results may signify, the United States is a Latin American culture (with all the good and bad postcolonial baggage that entails). So it shouldnât be surprising that taking root alongside the U.S. resident theatre movement over the past 50 years has been a parallel and occasionally overlappingâand too often overlookedâstream of vibrant Latinx theatre, from Tucson to Off-Broadway, from Seattle to Denver and beyond, in which activist impulses mix with new and old storytelling traditions to produce a uniquely and proudly American theatre tradition. In recent years the emergence of the Latina/o Theatre Commons has served to reflect and amplify the work of this movement, and new generations are picking up the banner and carrying it forward. The stories in this special issue look at where Latinx theatre and artists in the U.S. have been, and where theyâll take us next."
www.americantheatre.org/category/special-section/latinx-theatre-in-the-u-s/
AMERICAN THEATRE | Latinx Theatre in the U.S.
www.americantheatre.org
American Theatre provides news, features, artist interviews and editorials about theatre in the US and abroad.
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