Each decade presents new problems to Broadway. Some stay, some go. When our current culture finally collapses, art will be more appreciated again and broadway will likely be less commercialized.
Understanding the history and economics of the business will help you understand why the current problems are here right now. Our culture is very "get off easy"/"BIG, BIGGER, BIGGEREST" (that double superlative was on purpose)/"Sueprficial" that Broadway's art seems to be swallowed...it's the reason Broadway's current economics are the way they are.
It will change and thrive differently in the next decade and so on, and if I am still posting on BWW then and a post like this is written about how more tourists should be coming to Broadway in the year of 2019, I think I may post something like this:
The search button is your friend:
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessagemodern.cfm?thread=909076&m=2450117
Same old story.
How to properly use its/it's:
Its is the possessive. It's is the contraction for it is...