I see dozens of threads like this; People wanting to speculate about the future, I feeling it gives them some sort of control. Truth is, nobody knows anything.
lolo3 said: "I’d really like to know more specifics too. I was there for the matinee on 3/7. I’m wondering if the usher was at both matinee and evening shows.Telecharge gave me a disconnected line for the Shubert Org and the number I got from google was also disconnected."New York Times updated the original article. It now states the usher worked March 3-6 and was not there on the 7th.
Having been in the mezzanine on the 7th, I find it odd I’m getting all my info from a message board. Wouldn’t the proper response from the Booth or Schubert’s be to contact those ticket holders and provide them with pertinent information? I imagine not everyone who was there realizes they were in possible contact.
ACL2006 said: "Yankees02 said: "a broadway usher has tested positive for coronavirushttps://www.wsj.com/articles/broadway-usher-tests-positive-for-coronavirus-11583966543" I was at The Booth in the mezzanine for last Saturday’s matinee. It was theatre to die for, but no symptoms yet. (Fingers crossed)
I'm relatively new here, so bear with me.Can someone explain the apparent lack of interest or excitement on this board regarding the new collaboration between legends Al Pacino and David Mamet that opens in October?
Taye is miscast, sad to say. I had never seen the show. My companion saw a comparatively smaller production. She's a Diggs fan and even she agreed he is all wrong for the role.