Will any shows this season survive this shutdown?

Jordan Levinson said: "Hi everyone... I'm new to the BWW chat boards. I'm 20 years old and Ihope to become amusic director/conductor in the future (I've played piano for elevenyears and have perfect pitch). I've seen a couple of plays before and enjoy reading them as well, but mainly I prefer musicals (I've seen 30+ of them in NYC lifetime).PLEASE DO NOT MAKE FUN OF ME ON ANY THREAD, BY ALL MEANS.

So, let's get right to it.I know there have been numerous threads on this board about the COVID-19 crisis, but I would like to know if any shows that opened/began previews so farthis season ("Moulin Rouge!" and beyond) havethe ability to withstand the B'way shutdown, however long it may last.I know someone that isworking on "West Side Story"... I hope Rudin can do everything in his power to keep it open."



Welcome to the boards.

Jordan Levinson said: "Hi everyone... I'm new to the BWW chat boards. I'm 20 years old and Ihope to become amusic director/conductor in the future (I've played piano for elevenyears and have perfect pitch). I've seen a couple of plays before and enjoy reading them as well, but mainly I prefer musicals (I've seen 30+ of them in NYC lifetime).PLEASE DO NOT MAKE FUN OF ME ON ANY THREAD, BY ALL MEANS.

So, let's get right to it.I know there have been numerous threads on this board about the COVID-19 crisis, but I would like to know if any shows that opened/began previews so farthis season ("Moulin Rouge!" and beyond) havethe ability to withstand the B'way shutdown, however long it may last.I know someone that isworking on "West Side Story"... I hope Rudin can do everything in his power to keep it open."



No offense, but you may want to read through those threads. This has been discussed. There is even a thread on this subject.

dramamama611 said: "https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1121823



The thread as mentioned in the post above this one."

Thank you, I have read through it before. Hopefully this becomes more clear when the American Theatre Wing makes their Tony decision (postponed or cancelled altogether?). Then producers could either keep their shows alive or give them the hook.