#226
Posted: 3/12/20 at 8:33am
CDC.gov and the NYT have excellent info about symptoms, testing, et al.
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#227
Posted: 3/12/20 at 8:57am
hearthemsing22 said: "dramamama611 said: "Without symptoms, they won't even test you - is what I think I've heard."
Ahh I think you're right--I think I've read that somewhere too. And those take up to 14 days to appear. Alright. I'm fine for now. I am still on edge about he whole thing but a little less worried about my particular case. Thank you!"
I was in the mezz Saturday night as well. I swear the woman who seated me said she was working both sides of the mezz because someone had called in.
#228
Posted: 3/12/20 at 9:14am
hearthemsing22 said: "HenryTDobson said: "hearthemsing22 said: "I was at the Booth Theater on Saturday night. Should I be concerned??"
Everyone on the planet should be concerned, regardless if they were at the Booth on Saturday night or not."
Yes of course. I just meant should I be thinking about getting tested since I was at that theater and was sitting the mezzanine that night."
I'm right there with you. I was in the Mezzanine last Thursday. I don't have any symptoms so I am just waiting it out.
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#229
Posted: 3/12/20 at 10:18am
Yankees02 said: "it's a shame that some people badly need their paychecks to get to this point where they can't call in sick. I hope for the best for everyone in this. 2020 really has been the worst year so far for me, I hate it so far"
Legit same. I hate 2020. Remember when it started out with us worrying about the death of a top Iranian general leading to WWIII? And nothing happened? Yeah...
#230
Posted: 3/12/20 at 12:11pm
JennH said: "Yankees02 said: "it's a shame that some people badly need their paychecks to get to this point where they can't call in sick. I hope for the best for everyone in this. 2020 really has been the worst year so far for me, I hate it so far"
Legit same. I hate 2020. Remember when it started out with us worrying about the death of a top Iranian general leading to WWIII? And nothing happened? Yeah..."
at least had we had the war, I could control going to sign up and fighting for the country if I felt warranted. With this I just feel helpless and feel like it's just getting worse before we can even begin to get better. Who knows though, I think I need to start reading positive stuff. This is depressing me
#231
Posted: 3/12/20 at 12:12pm
There is the Actors Fund, Money raised for Equity Fights AIDS which could perhaps be used for some folks....
#232
Posted: 3/12/20 at 3:07pm
I wonder what will happen with broadway cares fund raising this spring...
#233
Posted: 3/13/20 at 11:06pm
I work on Broadway, but my show should be able to bounce back from this closure, assuming it only lasts the 30 days.. but in our speculation, many shows will be unable to reopen come April 12th, the loss in ticket sales, combined with the theater rents, and all the losses the industry receives (poor future sales, no word of mouth, etc) might just be too much for most shows to combat. And it all sucks. For everyone. Whether your show reopens or not. As an avid theatergoer, who is now unemployed for 30 days, it’s a really tough pill to swallow. I understand this was for the best. But the impacts of this decision are going to completely change the broadway landscape come April 13th. Stay safe everyone.
#234
Posted: 3/14/20 at 3:42pm
Coronavirus Can Live in Patients for Five Weeks After Contagion
For those lucky enough not to be living through the Italian lockdown, pay attention: What’s happening in Milan, Florence and Rome offers a likely preview of what’s coming to New York, London or Paris in a week or two
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#235
Posted: 3/14/20 at 4:08pm
I heard someone say today, albeit somewhat awkwardly expressed, that every generation experiences one or two major shockwaves like this that remind people of all we take for granted.
It reminded me how easy it is to unknowingly become complacent about even the simplest things like washing my hands correctly, knowing the names and contact info for all my immediate neighbors in case of an emergency, or maintaining a basic supply of groceries that would sustain me if I was incapacitated for an extended period of time.
Organizations can fall into the same lull and overspend when sales are great, fail to allocate monies for emergency reserves, not have a clear crisis communication plan, et al.
#236
Posted: 3/14/20 at 4:08pm
I can’t believe the schools are still open in NYC.
#237
Posted: 3/14/20 at 4:15pm
CNN announcing that France is shutting it all down:
"France to close all restaurants, cafes, cinemas and clubs due to coronavirus"
#238
Posted: 3/14/20 at 5:00pm
SmoothLover said: "I can’t believe the schools are still open in NYC."
DuhBlasio needs to wake up now!!!
School closures of 8 weeks or more may better mitigate coronavirus spread, CDC says
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/14/us/school-closures-cdc-long-term-trnd/index.html
Infected people without symptoms might be driving the spread of coronavirus more than we realized
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/14/health/coronavirus-asymptomatic-spread/index.html
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Updated On: 3/14/20 at 05:00 PM
#239
Posted: 3/14/20 at 6:00pm
Robbie2 said: "Coronavirus Can Live in Patients for Five Weeks After Contagion"
May I ask your source for this? Not being snarky, but I’ve been looking for this info and I’m curious where it can be found.
#240
Posted: 3/14/20 at 6:07pm
Olivia11 said: "Robbie2 said: "Coronavirus Can Live in Patients for Five Weeks After Contagion"
May I ask your source for this? Not being snarky, but I’ve been looking for this info and I’m curious where it can be found."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-12/coronavirus-can-live-in-patients-for-five-weeks-after-contagion
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#241
Posted: 3/14/20 at 6:07pm
I read a report that suggested a few weeks of virus shedding after a person with covid recovers from symptoms. This has NOT yet been published in a peer-reviewed journal but I am keeping my eyes open for this.
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#242
Posted: 3/14/20 at 10:15pm
I am also surprised the gyms are still open.
#243
Posted: 3/15/20 at 2:44pm
I have a manager friend at Equinox - they are discussing closing...
CHELSEA PIERS CLOSED
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Temporary Closing Based on the ongoing spread of COVID-19, and on the advice of public officials to support social-distancing efforts, Chelsea Piers has temporarily closed its sports, fitness and recreation businesses (Field House, Golf Club, Sky Rink and Chelsea Piers Fitness), effective 12:01AM Friday, March 13, 2020. The current closure announcement is through March 31, 2020.
"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new."
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#244
Posted: 3/15/20 at 3:31pm
Any best guesses as to what productions are planning to come back/reopen and what likely won't?
#245
Posted: 3/15/20 at 3:53pm
Robbie2 said: "I have a manager friend at Equinox - they are discussing closing...
CHELSEA PIERS CLOSED
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Temporary Closing Based on the ongoing spread of COVID-19, and on the advice of public officials to support social-distancing efforts, Chelsea Piers has temporarily closed its sports, fitness and recreation businesses (Field House, Golf Club, Sky Rink and Chelsea Piers Fitness), effective 12:01AM Friday, March 13, 2020. The current closure announcement is through March 31, 2020."
I'm a member at one of the suburban clubs and had a similar discussion this morning. I think it's inevitable they'll close sometime over the next week. My club was pretty empty though.
#246
Posted: 3/15/20 at 4:05pm
steven22 said: "Any best guesses as to what productions are planning to come back/reopen and what likely won't? "
It's only been 3 days, and depends on exactly what expenditures each show has during the shutdown. Also, shows that were already struggling, or doing just ok, portions ply won bet name it, since advance sales will be down significantly, and it will take a while floor tourism to pick back up.
#247
Posted: 3/15/20 at 4:18pm
steven22 said: "Any best guesses as to what productions are planning to come back/reopen and what likely won't?"
My guess is that Broadway in general will be closed at least through May. The April date was just arbitrary and a date to work off of.
I would like to suggest that City Center include Live Life is their summer schedule if the theatre reopens.
#248
Posted: 3/16/20 at 12:00am
steven22 said: "Any best guesses as to what productions are planning to come back/reopen and what likely won't?"
????? nobody knows that answer..12 Broadway Shows We Can’t Wait to See This Spring ~
.https://www.vogue.com/article/spring-2020-broadway-preview#intcid=recommendations_vogue-bottom-recirc-similar_344b0823-cfd0-48ca-aef4-9856df11c3a5_text2vec1_text2VecSimilarity
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Updated On: 3/16/20 at 12:00 AM
#249
Posted: 3/16/20 at 10:37pm
BREAKING
SAN FRAN SHUTTING DOWN FOR 3 WEEKS... 24-Hr Curfew Starts Tonight
San Francisco is going the way of Italy with its coronavirus safety measures -- the Mayor's instituting around-the-clock curfew, banning almost everyone from leaving their homes.
Mayor London Breed announced what she calls a "defining moment" in U.S. response to the pandemic. Beginning at 12 AM, all residents within the city can only leave home for doctor's appointments or runs to the grocery store.
It's the strictest new policy enacted in the nation, and matches the current rules in Italy ... which has been the 2nd hardest-hit country in the world.
The Mayor says the rule will remain in effect for at least the next 3 weeks.
IS NYC Next??????
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#250
Posted: 3/16/20 at 10:44pm
If people continue being irresponsible and not staying in their homes, yes, it's next. I expect a nationwide shutdown for a week or two, I know that's being discussed in DC.
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