Theater Crisis: Dark Stages and Hope for Recovery

Nonprofit theaters across the United States are facing a financial crisis as attendance remains below pre-pandemic levels and costs continue to rise. Theaters such as Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles and The Public Theater in New York have already implemented cost-cutting measures and layoffs. The lack of a new model for producing theater and the depletion of government funding have exacerbated the situation. Nonprofit leaders are calling for increased funding from the federal government to support the National Endowment for the Arts and provide grants to theaters. Theaters are also exploring innovative approaches and seeking philanthropic support to navigate the challenging landscape.
- Theaters In Crisis: Layoffs, Cost-Cuts Imperil Nonprofit Stage Companies Across U.S. Hollywood Reporter
- Theatre in Crisis: What We're Losing, and What Comes Next American Theatre
- Subscription Numbers Have Plummeted Across the Country, But There Might Be Hope Broadway World
- A Crisis in America's Theaters Leaves Prestigious Stages Dark The New York Times
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