maybe by june, broadway thinks june. broadway is a very important part of our economy. i get it.see if there's a way, but health and safety first. >> the phantom of covid has hit broadway, maybe the hardest of all the live venues in america. >> coronavirus hit new york early and hit it hard. >> it halted the spectacular long run of hit shows like "wicked." and scuppered new productions such as "moulin rouge" which recently made its debut hoping to form its way into the great american song book. all told, an estimated 97,000 jobs were suddenly gone. philip burst, the ceo of playbook, said it's created a lost generation of talent on bro broadway. >> there's nobody working except the maintenance people maintaining them and keeping them ready to open, but broadway is in complete ice. >> how are they surviving? >> some are not. i think that there's probably a whole swath of people who are now leaving new york. they're back in their parents' basements and patiently waiting for broadway to reopen. >> the pandemic tamped out a broadway that was booming. tickets sales had never been highe

but i wonder how that's going to work in a post-covid broadway, particularly since theaters on broadwayto socially distance, it's inherently collaborative. what do you imagine your workplace to be like when the theaters reopen after covid? >> it's a great question. and i've thought about it a lot. i do think it will be different, right? physically it will be different and emotionally it will be different. i think we've learned a lot about ourselves as people, as representation within our industry, all of that. so i think that will be different, the way that we treat each other, the way disputes are handled. i think there will be a lot more understanding and a lot more space given for those things. so on an emotional level i think it's -- i hope it will be even better. and physically, you know, the nature of what we do feels so intimate, so much hugging and singing in each other's spaces. i think some of that will have to be what it is, which is part of why we have to wait until it feels really safe. but i do think it will be thrilling, like brian was saying, hearing that first downbeat

will move heaven and earth to bring broadway back. mayor bill de blasio is ning by the fall. but first launching a covid-19 vaccination site dedicated to all workers involved in a stage production. the initiative will including mobile unit for the off broadway community pop up. covid testing sites year theaters and a planned for crowd control before and after shows the mayor's leaning on the state to help reach the school. reviving shows that went dark more than a year ago and bring back 15 billion dollar industry. we need clear delineation on how to keep workers and performers safe. we need clear approach. >> identifying spectators audience who have been vaccinated. the performers who have been without a job throughout the pandemic are ready for the curtains to rise. we've been absent that we haven't been too far away. >> we been doing our best to stay off broadway. the daryl roth theater on union square is set to become one of the first theaters to reopen in just one week from today. >> daryl roth will be the home of the show called

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vamos a cambiar de tema y es que broadway, la meca del entretenimiento en la ciudad de nueva york pasó embargo como cuenta david rodríguez a todos los hispanos de broadway viven entre la resiliencia porque el show debe continuar. >>> cuando el covid-19 llegó a la meca del teatro empezó a destruir una de las industrias más básicas en nueva york. silenciosamente llevó hasta el escenario y acabó con los trabajos de nuestros talentos pero peor aún algunos terminaron contagiados y ahí quienes se cuentan en las cifras de muertos. >>> me siento inútil y esto es algo que nunca creí que iba a sentir. >>> ana villafañe es una de las actrices que vive una pesadilla desde que falleció uno de sus colegas, nick cordero >>> empecé a llorar, había nacido el hijo y no entendía por qué esto estaba pasando >>> es un drama de la vida real que mantiene a los artistas sumergidos en la represión y el dolor >>> cuanta gente no se puede porque mucha gente no puede esperar más de un año y más de un año sin trabajo >>> tengo un amigo muy cercano a mí que estaba en el teatro y era el único cubano que hizo el pape

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hit in sydney. >> does that give you hope about broadway?e show wearing their masks, and we would get covid tested every week, and when we were on stage, we were in our masks and everybody obeyed all the rules and we did our due diligence when we were outside of the theater, to make sure that we weren't putting people at risk. >> reporter: a model for reopening broadway and beyond, says australian playwright, thom wright. >> you need political and social leadership to provide a safe set of circumstances for theater to reopen. >> reporter: sydney's theater has been open for five months. strict covid-19 lockdowns worked, virtually eliminating local cases. >> the reason why sydney has been able to reopen is because people at local, state, and federal level took seriously the safety of the most vulnerable people in their society. and we're a reflection of that. >> the pandemic's devastating toll goes beyond empty theaters. artists around the world are struggling. >> i've lost three people this year to suicide. and that's on top of the people tha

will move heaven and earth. >> to bring broadway back. mayor bill de blasio is targeting a broadway reopening by the fall. but first launching a covid-19 vaccination site dedicated to all workers involved in a stage production. the initiative will including mobile unit for the off broadway community pop up. covid testing sites year theaters and a planned for crowd control before and after shows the mayor's leaning on the state to help reach the school. reviving shows that went dark more than a year ago and bring back 15 billion dollar industry. we need clear delineation on how to keep workers and performers safe. we need clear approach. >> identifying spectators audience who have been vaccinated. the performers who have been without a job throughout the pandemic are ready for the curtains to rise. we've been absent that we haven't been too far away. >> we been doing our best to stay off broadway. the daryl roth theater on union square is set to become one of the first theaters to reopen in just one week from today. >> daryl roth will be t

on broadway as iago in "aladdin." >> i haven't done that in a while. >> reporter: he's 1 of 97,000 broadwayese it's no wonder she has two grammys. ♪ her new role running her own socially conscious streetwear line called ready, set, wear. >> i've always been attracted to the fashion industry. the accessory that i most jazzed about is the i matter necklace. no matter who you are, black, white, whatever, i want boys and girls to feel like they matter. ♪ >> reporter: and for tony nominee robbie fairchild he's moved from "an american in paris" on broadway. ♪ to boo-kay. his successful flower business now taking center stage. >> i was shocked at how similar performing was to flower arranging. >> reporter: something he discovered after delivering flowers to a group of health care workers. >> thank you so much. >> it filled my soul just like when the curtain comes down and comes back up and you take your bow. there's that moment where you get to see the enjoyment of the recipient or the audience member, and i hadn't felt that joy until i made flowers. >> reporter: but it's not just performers who h

i saw a play on broadway about 18 months _ process. a play on broadway about 18 months ago with brian i process. i saw a play on broadway. about 18 months ago with brian cox playing then us president lyndon johnson, a man not noted for its enthusiasm in the senate about black civil rights. but it formed an extraordinary partnership with martin luther king, effectively using the selma as a kind of an argument as to why congress had to vote for something it had resisted for the best part of 100 years and passed the first civil rights legislation, an extraordinary period. how important was selma in finally pushing this beyond theoretical and into legislation? i think selma marks a particularly seminal moment, really because as i said it was collective of people marching for the right for black african americans, notjust end but many decades forward. some of the people in that march would not have been there necessarily to tell the tale, martin luther king himself, but what becomes important about that moment it is crystallised history and

that's a sign of broadway healing itself and reshaping it, but i think the broadway we loved won't beill be more about what's going to happen off-broadway in our smaller theaters around the regions that are sort of the heartbeat of the theatrical industry and build out sort of the pipeline for the new and exciting voices that end up on broadway over a decade, through a lifetime, like mine, right? if there weren't theaters in california and off-broadway that helped shape my voice and shape my work and support me where no one knew to put a lot of money into my work, a work like a play wouldn't be able to get 20 tony nominations. >> as you talk to your broadway community, your theater community, and we're not talking just about actors and actresses and playwrights but all the crews that take the tickets and sell the food, it's a massive community that's been out of work for a year now. how are they holding up, and what have they been doing in the interim to make it work? >> i think one of the things that became very pressing to me last march, right, was the fact that it felt as though no

. >>> the pandemic switched off the lights on broadway almost a year ago. out of work performers are finding a new stage 10,000 miles away. we will have the details next. stay with us. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> it's been nearly a year since the coronavirus forced theater companies to abandon broadway, turning new york's great white way into a show business ghost town. since then some actors and performers have packed their bags and traveled half a world away to find work. cnn's will ripley reports. >> reporter: the brilliant lights of broadway, dark, for almost a year. new york's iconic theaters empty, likely for many months to come. nearly 10,000 miles away in sidney, australia, the show goes on. kizmet created by reed kelly and jack dawson, the aerial straps duo two fathoms. >> right now this is the only place that both of us can be and do what we do. >> reporter: what they do takes hours of daily practice, discipline, athleticism, sacrifice. >

what you'r're made o, we're mamade for. ♪ u usaa ♪ >>> game of thrones is headed to b broadway, georgetin wrwriting a nenew script for a stage specectacular, the hit h seseries ended in 2008 teen. fans will need to waitit a a l before i it comes onon stage. they're waiting until 2023 you could see it in new york, london and australia. i could see it traveling around like lion king are some of those other big productions. >> maybe i should catch an episode of it first. >> let me know if you do i would love to hear announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] teague: whoo! steve: ha ha! thank you all. appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey! [cheering and applause] we got a good one for you today. listen, from camas--camas, washington, it's the schroeder family! [cheering and applause] and from chicago, illinois, it's the bradford family. [cheering and applause] everyb

broadway thinks june. >> we will work with broadway and see if there is a way. health and safety first. broadway maybe the hardest of all the live venues in america. >> yeah, you know, you miss that, and also the shows in san francisco from long running hits like wicked, mulan rouge. with that around 97,000 jobs in new york were gone as well. they need to figure out how to open safely but opening at half or lower might not help. >> it is very expensive, very labor intensive, very talented people. broadway will open at 100% or probably not will be able to open at all. >> right now the only people at theaters are maintenance staff keeping buildings in good shape so when they do get the green light to reopen, they're ready to go. >>> looking live at the bay bridge, a proposal to speed up travel times for bus and high occupancy vehicles across the bridge is being considered. it would increase the number crossing during congested periods. this includes a one year test in a special lane with a car pool minimum of five people. there will be metering lights and ramp cha

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it happened as broadway was booming.e spectacular long run of hit shows like "wicked" and put to new production likes "moulin nobody expected broadway to be shut down so long and now they have to figure how they are going to open safely. >> when broadway reopens it will send a national and international signal to the world that the pandemic has been beaten. >> here is the thing though. sounds like broadway is going to remain dark for months to come. and it is because it is a very low margin business. so they say they are only going to reopen at 100%. or they won't be able to reopen at all. >>> los gatos based netflix is trying yet again to crack down on password sharing. some users are getting blocked at the log-in with a message like this, saying they need to be part of the same house oeld as the account owner. also a text or e-mail verify fiction you might get. netflix is testing this now on some users. >>> tesla nay have some new competition. this is a new electric truck from canoe that is just a bit longer than the t

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those jobs and that economic benefit disappeared when broadway went dark significant hurdle remain.also safety protocols like updates hvac systems, and capacity restraints. they already run very, very tight budgets. they won't be willing to bring the curtain up unless they can fill pretty much all those seats. >> i appreciate you working, now throwing away my shot into the newscast tonight good to see you. >>> the trial for the ex-cop will remain in louisville for now. today a judge denied the motion to re -- bret hanken son argued that the pretrial publicity put his client in danger, but the judge maintained the publicity had been far-reaching she said the prudent thing to do would be to try to seat an impartial jury if that can't happen, she would consider it. hankenson is not charged directly he's facing three counts of wanton endangerment for firing into her neighbor's apartment. >>> after the death of george floyd, the city council defunded entirely, they vowed at the time and replace it but now eight months later they saying the meager reforms have amounted to virtually nothin

how long do you think before we can go and see a broadway show?t is going to be a long time. it is much more complicated to have a live audience inside a broadway theater. it could be several more months. i think the cinemas are the first stage in bringing entertainment back, but to have live entertainment with actors and an audience is a much more ambitious and difficult undertaking. i think, quite frankly, people will be very concerned, theatergoers, concertgoers, opera goers, to be with a live audience. obviously you can have social distancing in place, but not as much as might make people comfortable. anchor: thank you for being with us. will it be a blockbuster night in manhattan? before we go, here is the inspiring story of a belgian woman living in turkey who is quite literally fighting parkinson's disease. 75-year-old nancy has taken up noncontact boxing to help her battle symptoms of parkinson's disease. inhe ring, gym memberst stepped watched as this grandmother of eight through punch after punch -- look at her. she now gloves up three t

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that targets the off broadway industry workers. you'll see pop-up covid-19 testing sites. work. this is an industry that has a $15 billion annual economic impact. the mayor talked about the significance of all this earlier. >> this is going a year to turn things around and our artists, performers, culture community are going to lead the way and encourage people and inspire people. so it's time to raise the curtain. and bring broadway back. >> along with keeping the actors safe along with keeping that backstage community safe, the city is looking at how they're going to keep the audiences safe. they say they are working closely with the theater community to create a crowd management plan for when they're actually hopefully able to put people back in their seats in september. >> broadway is calling you right now. good to see you, alex. thanks so much. coming up, new video from inside the insurrection on the capitol. evidence an ally to a sitting member of congress is part of the mob. that member of congress is not responding to this reporting yet. what about me? an ev for me

it happened as broadway was booming.ctacular long run of hit shows like wicked, it put at least a temporary end to new productions like mu land rouge, which had made its debut. theaters need to figure out how it reopen safely. >> broadway is the heart of new york city. and when broadway reopens, it will send a national and international single to the world that the pandemic has been beaten. >> that's the ceo of play bill. he says broadway's going to remain dark for months to come because it is a very low margin business and he thinks it will only reopen at 100% capacity or not at all. >> that's disappointing. >> it is. >> i need that back in my life. >> mike, let's talk about something happy. >> something nice. >> sunshine. >> check out this -- how about smoothing sunrise, soothing sunrise this morning. yep, it is back and it is going to hang around through tomorrow and then it is going to be wet again as we round out the weekend. that's a couple of days away. right now, enjoy total sunshi sunshine -- rebouns levels. now

i remember the broadway minimum at that time was $1260 a week. i was 17 years old.ou. you do know that i would. >> reporter: at his parents' insistence, he chose college overbroad way, and after graduation from carnegie melon, he resumed his career. but by the late '20s, it had stalled. right before your 300th birthday, how is your career going? >> not great, you know? i was tired of it. >> reporter: but with his family's encouragement, odom kicked around the business for a couple more years. until he had one of those lightning bolt moments that only happen in the movies or on a broadway stage. >> there was a reading of this thing happening called "hamilton," and i scored the very last folding chair in the very last row. >> reporter: you had a buddy who was an usher, so you got the last seat? >> yeah. >> reporter: how much of it did you have to hear before you knew? >> 20 seconds, max. 20 seconds. >> reporter: do you remember what that 20 seconds was? >> how does the son of a whore and a scotsman dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot in the caribbean -- what am

had leslie out of junior and you know from hamilton the great singer great actor and started on broadway when i was 12 so he told me he fell into a funk quansah his father in law acting teacher stuart j. robinson gave him an amazingly lucid note i thought that played out to bigger things than acting to real life i said i'd like to interview that cat we are lucky enough to track that he'll join us after the show acting coach motivational speaker leslie join us father in law stuart kaye robinson right after this and then a smaller plus what. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i've been reading a lot of books about acting lately and we had. our guests sudden law. and i wanted to talk the stewart k. robinson because it's leslie odom jr as a son a lot he told me a quote that you know he just said some advice that his father in law given him as an acting teacher and i found it so alone minutes of we'll get to it in a 2nd to let me give you his c.v. he's a motivational speaker an acting teacher in los angeles which by the way is just right now it must be weird i'll ask you about that c.e.o

i know, for example, i went to see "merchant of venice" on broadway. they had a discussion about stereotypical depictions of jewish people about the play was there. is that appropriate? is that the way to handle it? >> jesse: i like how you went to me to elevate the conversation, juan. >> greg: he's trying to elevate it because we are all neanderthals. we are all really stupid here. thanks, juan! [laughter] >> jesse: when i see stories like this i feel like i went to a palm reader and the palm reader looked at my hand and then looked at me and said, ""watters' world"" is on borrowed time. the mob is going from the 50s to the 60s to the 70s. do you remember what i was doing on the streets in the 2000s? the whole waters world catalog is cancel -able by today's standards. i'm going to have johnny start scrubbing the internet. greg is laughing but have you

maria: go ahead. >> so in new york, 65% of broadway comes from international tourists.tocols are in place and it's safe and that's not just for broadway, that's all forms of live entertainment. and i think in order to just like with the movie business to attract people to take those leaps of faith, it needs to be blockbuster, high quality product. there can't be middle of the road programming. it needs to be the harry potters, the book of mormon, even big movie franchises like the devil wears prada or mrs. doubtfire. that will be necessary i think to get a full recovery. maria: i think you make great points. you believe that the regional theaters will be the ones that come back first. great point that you can't have 30% capacity on broadway. you need 80%. but you mentioned london. talk to me about what's going on internationally, liz, because i know that we spoke on the phone and you said sydney is killing it right now. you've got high profile plays there and they're bringing in the audience. tell me about what korea did right and where you see the action happening arou

mew, but broadway performers aren't giving up today.y held this pop up live performance for a small crowd in times square to celebrate broadway and its eventual return to the stage actors. worked very closely together. they kiss they hug. they danced. they do all of those things that make being inside a theater with a set. yeah. allows you to escape for a couple of hours doesn't really happening outside, right now. theaters in new york can re open and 33% capacity. but many theater companies say that's too small to make productions economically viable. tickets are sold out for a big music festival in nevada. the life is beautiful festival is set for the weekend of september 17th in las vegas. now tickets went on sale today and sold out in less than 48 hours. last year, the festival was canceled because of the pandemic. promoters haven't provided specifics on how they will make this year's event safe. but they did say more information will be provided as the festival approaches. headliners include billy, i'll ish green day in a sap rocky

award-winning performer you know from such shows as "the good fight," and her extensive work on broadway" please welcome to the show, the legendary, audra mcdonald. how are you, audra >> i'm great, seth, how are you? >> seth: good. i'm so very, very happy to have you on the show. congratulations so much on this tony nomination. this is a show you did in the summer of 2019, and it must be at least a little bit of light peeking through to even be having a tony awards as we maybe get optimistic for theater to come back. >> yeah, i mean, this has been such an incredibly difficult time for the theater industry, you know, during the pandemic. and first of all, i'm still reeling, because i did "frankie and johnny" with michael shannon. so the fact you put michael shannon and made him the roadrunner, i can't think about anything else now. my mind is blown >> seth: yes, obviously -- obviously looking back, i wish i had not debuted my michael shannon impression on a night when his co-worker was here, but -- >> it was really good though, it was really good. >> seth: thank you >> and the whole -- an

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s union station. >>> trending this morning, winter is coming to broadway. >> that's right. ready for "game of thrones," song of ice and fire. >> the centuries our families fought together -- >> according to "the hollywood r.r. martin is taking place 16 years before the show and focuses on the turning. the production is expected to premiere in 2023 with performances in new york city, london, and australia. so there is your chance. that gives them enough time to develop it all, since everything's been dark for so long. >> yes. >> that's true. >>> everybody itching to go out? do we need to make it early today? it looks like summer. winter is coming to broadway but summer is coming to the bay area. >> yes, we are going to have summer for a couple of days. winter will are coming eventually. we'll talk more about that. we have all kinds of weather in the forecast but today it's going to be very warm. look at the highs as we go around the bay with dub lir dublin reaching 80 degrees. with the sunshine a great day for hiking, if you get out earlier, it's going to be better, especial

that he was he fell into a trough for a while and this kid started yeah he's 12 years old he's a broadway ofen it all the studies in a trough and he said stuart robinson told me that a lot of acting people who hire actors oft times watch it with the sound down which i blew my mind that he said and he said that i was not giving off the right schwab to vivaah lab or something like that that's the broads there strokes of it let's talk to stuart k. robinson and figures right stuart tell me what what we're seeing in leslie that you felt you needed the say something. we'll there's 2 parts of it so i start with the acting part and i go to the life part because they certainly can but. in many actors in they've been informed incorrectly about how this business works people tell you it's about what you wear and it's not learning your lines and it's about being nice in the room and it's about making sure you give the best for her. moments but you and i both know that we have no tools to judge what's the best performance or who's talented and who's not we only know how we feel so one of the keys to t

it's inflated but it to me it plays like a publicity stunt you know like you're saying this isn't broadway you know this is it you know the hammerstein theater or anything like that this is a small you know it was referred to in some of the tweets that were read earlier as dinner theater but look now they're talking about it on twitter they're talking about it on american media they're talking about it on international media all the way from moscow we've got journalist talking about this so maybe they accomplished what it was that they set out to do which is basically just bring publicity to their theater who are we full of for and i'm way or thanks for joining us earlier and there for a reactionary times dot com good to talk to you thank you so much for having me. yemen is marking 6 years since saudi led coalition asked war and the world's most disastrous humanitarian crisis. correspondent mark gusty of reports. one of the most surreal experiences i've ever had in it was owed was when we flew to yemen as capital sanaa as we were latin day and we were greeted looking out the window with ru

evolving it's now been exactly one year since broadway went dark because of the covid-19 crisis. 2020 when new york governor andrew cuomo first band all gatherings of 500 people arm or that order forced all broadway theaters in new york city to end their live performances immediately. broadway producers are now hoping stage performances can resume in the next few months with the aggressive vaccination campaign now picking up steam. major league baseball will be testing out some rule changes or possible changes in the minor leagues this season, and the changes could move up to the big leagues in the near future. the role changes including automated strike zone restrictions on defensive positioning and larger bases as well. the goal is to increase action on the base paths and create more balls in play. larger basis may reduce player injuries and collisions and will shorten the distance between bases by a few inches. multiple new york congressional democrats now calling for a governor andrew cuomo's resignation. i'm brian unison, brooklyn ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health

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and this had led to the jurisdiction strike on broadway.and the settlement finally was that everything behind the percent medium arch belong to the state hands. everything in front of it, belong to the scruffy means, plumbers, electricians, carpenters and so forth. in hollywood, they made the person in march, the sound staged or. anything in there was the chance. but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. and you see at the end of the day, the sets for the next day shooting. being wheeled down on rollers, down the studio streets. huge sections like the whole wall of this room here. and all of it and into the soundstage. in the south stage than. the stagehands unions put these pieces together. they were then behind the personnel march. the issue that they picked for this jurisdiction strike was that it they should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in the eye -- these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdiction strike, the then sound of the carpenters union had always had of rivalry to stagehands oh