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hearthemsing22 said: "But if we can protect everyone and keep shows up and running by having health measures in place, isn't that the priority? Or would those against the mandates prefer to see shows shut down again? Or actors out because of exposures?"You do realize that these actors are still getting covid with these protocols in place, right? Why does the theatre care if I'm vaccinated or not when the actors on stage are still testing positive for covid? Your argument sounds like covid onl...

It doesn't matter if the vax/mask mandate is in place or not because either way, not everyone is going to be happy. You have party one who will only go to theatre with the mandate in place, party two who will go when everything is lifted, then party three that falls in between. If the League lifts the mandate, then party one will be irked, but if the League doesn't lift the mandate, then party two will be irked. We need to move away from the collective to focusing on the individual. If you wa...

Broadway61004 said: "stoptheworld38 said: "Mask mandates have dropped in many settings where risk is much higher than a theatre. (E.g grocery stores, for example, where people aren't required to show vax proof)."I think the big difference to keep in mind is the effect it can have if it spreads in a business. I mean absolutely no disrespect to any grocery store workers, food service workers, etc., but the reality is, if four employees of a grocery store get sick, the entire store probably does...

Jordan is on for today's matinee.

I currently have tickets to both Macbeth and Hangmen. Macbeth is in row F of balcony, and Hangmen is rear mezz row G. I’d like to exchange my seat to another location in the theatre that has a better view. Possibly front row balcony for Macbeth or orchestra sides for Hangmen. I can only afford one move so if you were me, which show would you move?Is the front row balc a good view at the Longacre? How are the orch sides at the Golden if you've seen other shows there?

ACL2006 said: "Articles have come out this week about their understudy situation stating it's mostly due to COVID. Shows were doing this all throughout December and January. As for the risk of the three actors rehearsing for upcoming shows, I'm sure their agent told them of the situation as to why they were being called back to the show."Actually four shows. Mariand Torres is working on Wicked.