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You say "tomato," I say "tomahto"
You say "talking, laughing, singing in close quarters, in unventilated interiors, for many hours," I say "theater" ... https://twitter.com/DKThomp/status/1260305939153985536
You say "talking, laughing, singing in close quarters, in unventilated interiors, for many hours," I say "theater" ... https://twitter.com/DKThomp/status/1260305939153985536
But seriously, I haven't stopped thinking about this thread since I saw it.
Theater, in its most recent common form, will not be back as fully or robustly as we'd like for a long time.
And in the meantime, more furloughs & layoffs, more reschedulings & cancellations, more losses.
Theater, in its most recent common form, will not be back as fully or robustly as we'd like for a long time.
And in the meantime, more furloughs & layoffs, more reschedulings & cancellations, more losses.
Sorry to be a Debbie Downer. I do believe that theater, in some form, will prevail eventually. But I worry that the optimism I'm seeing will just hurt us in the meantime.
