stars in lackawanna blues, a one-man show about the adoptive mother who raised him he will raise a skeltonpg of closing he has no illusions how tough the plays will be family especially for audiences finding their way back after the longest shutdown ever and with new covid protocols. >> the victories aren't always financially, it can be how you built your audience community wise, now black people are coming in masses to broadway do they keep them is the question how do they maintain >> meanwhile the push for change keeps playing to as wide an audience as possible. ♪ take a stand for change ♪ >> reporter: ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> i love seeing that diversity across the state in ballet, opera, too. >> thanks for ending your week >>> right now the at 4:30, we are tracking the storm. we are a in a weather alert with parts of the bay area getting soaked by the latest round of rain. where that storm is going to be the wettest as you head out the door. >>> plus a decorated former police officer in the hospital after being shot during a vien lent robbery. the chaotic moments dead leading

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