Nick Cordero Theatre - Page 3

[HogansHero]

Posted: 7/9/20 at 3:03pm

Dollypop said: "Undoubtedly, Covid-19 has had a blistering effect on the New York theater scene. Perhaps a statue honoring Nick and Terrence could be erected on Duffy Square to mark this tragic time in theater history."

There are others, of course. Before we start formalizing a recognition of the effect of Covid-19, maybe we ought to get "on the other side of the war." Some (not me) think Broadway itself will be the biggest casualty of Covid-19.

[chipsandguacplz]

Posted: 7/9/20 at 7:31pm

It's as much about remembering a beloved member of the community as it is remembering this virus and the impact it made on the theatre industry. Signed. 

[imeldasturn]

Posted: 7/9/20 at 7:35pm

Nick Cordero was a great talent but realistically he is known both in America and in the world for his long terrible agony and his tragic death rather than for his actual career. Terrence McNally died of the same illness after half a century of work on Broadway. That said, a plaque at the Longacre would be wonderful.

Updated On: 7/9/20 at 07:35 PM

[nsguy45]

Posted: 7/10/20 at 7:36am

As an analogy, after Reagan died, there was a move to put his face on the dime until Nancy Reagan put a stop to it.

She said that Reagan had been a fan of FDR and he would have disapproved of the effort to remove FDR's face for his.

Also, there were multiple namings of streets, buildings, parks, etc. after JFK died, some of which were rescinded in time.

Remember Cape Kennedy?

[Unknown User]

Posted: 7/14/20 at 5:52am

BULLETS OVER BROADWAY's musical version has now suffered two deaths:  Marin Mazzie & Nick Cordero.