If you are familiar with Broadway history, this venue and the type of entertainment it houses is not unusual in the least. Just like the movie theatres. Broadway has ALWAYS been more than just plays and musicals.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
Mister Matt said: "If you are familiar with Broadway history, this venue and the type of entertainment it houses is not unusual in the least. Just like the movie theatres. Broadway has ALWAYS been more than just plays and musicals.
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Right. You are talking about Broadway history while this theater is not even considered a Broadway theater.
Kad said: "You seem to be under the mistaken impression that "Broadway" means "theatre" exclusively.
I think. I'm honestly not sure what mistaken impression you're under. "
On the Wikipedia page: "Broadway theatre, theatrical productions produced in one of forty professional theatres located around Broadway in Manhattan, New York"
and BroadwayNYC2: personal attack is unnecessary, unless if that's what you mean by puberty.
No, it is not a waste of space. There is no reason not to have a concert venue on Broadway or Times Square. There are many tourists with varying tastes in entertainment. PlayStation Theater is just one of the many alternatives to musical theatre or plays that Times Square has to offer. Why not have an easily accessible concert venue for tourists to that area?
Broadway history spans much longer than the distinction of theatres deemed Broadway houses. Broadway has been home to all forms of entertainment (as well as many other things) for over 100 years. Live theatres have been repurposed for movie houses and back again. There are Off-Broafway houses on Broafwsy. And restaurants and shops. Hell, remember the Times Square Church? There is no reason why a concert venue should not exist. There is more reason to believe it is entirely at home on Broadway.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian