Broadway was booming. Then the coronavirus turned New York’s theater district into a ghost town.

Our reporter @MichaelPaulson took a walk with photographer David S. Allee one month after the shutdown. Here’s what they saw. https://nyti.ms/2RRzY3C 

Each of these theaters has its own story to tell, its own interrupted journey.

Atop the Booth Theater is a headstone of sorts: a darkened marquee promoting a revival of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” that closed before opening and will not resume when Broadway returns.

There is beauty, of course; without the crowds, it is easier to see the architectural grandeur.