Es truely sad to walk in the theater district of New York today, a year and a month after the world plague reached America. Times Square is already different than it used to be: Before the pandemic, the wide space under neon signs was teeming with tourists. Today New Yorkers are among themselves, so there are only a few hundred people there. And in the side streets where the theaters are (the “Booth”, the “Schoenfeld”, the “Jacobs”, the “Golden”): not a soul, just parked cars. Some theaters have the lights on outside. Some are dark.
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